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About
Research
Entomology contacts
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Publications and factsheets
Insect identification images
Aphids
Cluster caterpillar
Helicoverpa
Fall armyworm
Podsucking bug species
Mirids
Predatory bugs
Predatory beetles
Ladybird stages
Soil and establishment pests
Insect eggs
Commonly confused
Multimedia
Insect shorties
Presentations & Webinars
Insect development model (DARABUG)
Useful links
Key pests & management
Aphids
Russian wheat aphid
Fall armyworm
FAW identification
FAW damage
FAW management
Maize
Sorghum
Forage
FAW pheromone traps
FAW image gallery
Helicoverpa
Helicoverpa management
Impact of Microplitis and ascovirus
Getting the most out of helicoverpa NPV
Helicoverpa pheromone traps
Insecticide resistance surveillance
Helicoverpa image gallery
Mirids
Mites
Podsucking bugs
Soil and establishment pests
Solenopsis mealybug
Sorghum midge
Whiteflies
Biological control
Chemical control
Insecticide resistance
Helicoverpa surveillance
Monitoring for pests and beneficials
Pheromone traps
Diseases
Images by common name
Anthracnose
Blights
Ascochyta blight
Halo blight
Pod and stem blight
Sclerotium blights and rots
Charcoal rot
Downy mildew
Ergot
Fusarium
Grain mould
Leaf spots
Phytophthora
Phytoplasma
Powdery mildew
Rust
Smut
Tan spot
Target spot
Viruses
Bean yellow mosaic virus
Capsicum chlorosis virus
Cowpea mild mottle virus
Subterranean clover stunt virus
Tobacco streak virus
Tomato spotted wilt virus
Images of diseases by crop
Barley
Chickpea
Faba bean
Mungbean
Peanut
Pigeonpea
Sorghum
Soybean
Sunflower
Wheat
Weed hosts
Disease publications and factsheets
Submitting samples for diagnostics
ET Calculators
Helicoverpa in chickpeas
Helicoverpa in sorghum
Helicoverpa in pulses
Sorghum midge
Podsucking bugs in mungbean and soybean
Mirids in mungbeans
Workshops
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