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Date of this Version
11-1945
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Extension Circulation 1535 is called Common Stalk Borer and describes an adult insect as a brownish gray moth. The larva or “borer” is a smooth bodied caterpillar and it is chocolate or purplish brown with a white stripe down the entire back. It also talks about what plants they infest, the injuries they make on plants, their life history, and how to control and infestation.
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