Managing Western flower thrips in production nurseries
Publication date: 13 July 2015
Fact sheet
This fact sheet for growers addresses the background and general biology, host range and varietal resistance, management, control and monitoring of western flower thrips in production nurseries. It was produced as part of the Hort Innovation Nursery Fund project Plant health biosecurity, risk management and capacity building for the nursery industry (NY11001).
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NY11001
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