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Soybean Aphid
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By Dr. David W. Ragsdale
Professor of Entomology
University of Minnesota
ragsd001@umn.edu |
Summary:
These presentations focus on two key areas of interest. The first presentation covers the biological aspects of the soybean aphid, including reproduction, feeding habits, and its effects on soybean yield. The second presentation, "Soybean Aphid: Economic Threshold and Economic Injury Level" discusses the points at which soybean aphid population densities go from benign to costly.
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View and Listen:
Part I: Soybean Aphid Biology in North America
(20:14 minutes)
Part II: Soybean Aphid: Economic Threshold
and Economic Injury Level
(26:02 minutes)
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