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photo of foliage, thick stems rooting at the nodes with subteranean flowers photo credit: J C Neal

Have You Seen Tropical Spiderwort?

Tropical spiderwort (Commelina benghalensis), a noxious weed, has been found in several landscape beds in Raleigh. See a fact …

close up of flower heads with salmon-red color

Have You Seen Thickhead in Your Garden?

No, I’m not talking about your brother-in-law. Thickhead or redflower ragleaf (Crassocephalum crepidioides) is an introduced weed that I’m …

Recent Publications related to Pest Management

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Elongate Hemlock Scale

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Figure 1. Tomato fruitworm.

Pests of Tomato

This factsheet, part of the Insect and Related Pests of Vegetables publication, includes an identification …

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Figure 1. Southern armyworm.

Pests of Sweetpotato

This factsheet, part of the Insect and Related Pests of Vegetables publication, includes an identification …

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Figure 1. Corn earworm.

Pests of Sweet Corn

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Figure 1. Blister beetles.

Pests of Potato

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Figure 1. Beet armyworm.

Pests of Peppers

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