Impact of Tarnished Plant Bug on Cotton Yield Across Planting Dates

Jul 05, 2025

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Study on the percentage yield losses due to Tarnished Plant Bug feeding on two cotton varieties with different maturities across four planting dates. Analysis at 3 Apps, 4 Apps, and 7 Apps intervals from April 20 to June 2.

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Impact of Tarnished Plant Bug on Cotton Yield Across Planting Dates

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Figure 1. Percent yield losses caused by tarnished plant bug feeding on an early maturing variety (Deltapine 0912 B2RF) and a late maturing variety (Deltapine 0949 B2RF) across four planting dates. Percent Yield Reduction 3 Apps. 4 Apps. 7 Apps. 7 Apps. April 20 May 6 May 19 June 2 Planting Date

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