Insect and Disease Identification Guide for IPM in the Southeast
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Foreword
The purpose of this bulletin is to assist growers, scouts and country Extension agents in identifying common insects and diseases associated with the principal crops under Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in the Southeast. The insects and diseases under each crop are listed in their approximate order of importance in the Southeast. A grant from the Science and Education Administration-Extension, USDA to the Georgia Cooperative Extension Service made this publication possible. Appreciation goes to the many specialists and institutions who contributed slides for this bulletin. Cooperative Extension Service specialists in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee assisted in the selection and ranking of the insects and diseases described.
Authors
- James D. Arnett, Retired Extension Plant Pathologist
- Paul Bertrand, Extension Plant Pathologist
- Johnny Crawford, Retired Extension Plant Pathologist
- H.C. Ellis, Extension Entomologist
- William Lambert, Extension Entomologist
- Norman McGlohon, Retired Extension Plant Pathologist
- Frank Suber, Retired Extension Entomologist
- Samuel Thompson, Retired Extension Plant Pathologist
- Herbert Womack, Retired Extension Entomologist
Project Leaders
- Edward A. Brown, Extension Plant Pathologist
- Burton R. Evans, Retired Extension Entomologist
Contents
Apples
Cotton
Field Corn
Peaches
Peanuts
Pecans
Soybeans
Tobacco
Citation for all pages in this publication should be: Taken from "Insect and Disease Identification Guide for IPM in the Southeast", The University of Georgia, Cooperative Extension Service Bulletin 849, September 1981.
