Scout for Corn Leaf Aphids Before Tasseling

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2009-07-17
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Hodgson, Erin
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Integrated Crop Management News
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Corn leaf aphids can be common in Iowa corn, but they rarely cause significant economic losses. They prefer sorghum as a host plant, but will also feed on corn, barley, millet and many grasses. Although infestations become apparent when tassels emerge, colonies can start to develop in late June.

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