Onion and Western Flower Thrips
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A: The antennae of Frankliniella tritici (a) & F. occidentalis (b) have
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Thrips / Onion and Garlic / Agriculture: Pest Management Guidelines / UC Statewide IPM Program (UC IPM)
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Thrips: Identify and Get Rid of Thrips, Control Garden Pests
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Western flower thrips - BioBee USA
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Insects, Free Full-Text
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Onion and Western Flower Thrips
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Fact sheet - Western flower thrips (183)
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Onion Thrips Wisconsin Vegetable Entomology
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Western Flower Thrips (Part 1)
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Onion Thrips
Thwarted by Thrips? This Could be Why.
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Managing Thrips Part 1: How to ID thrip species – GrowLiv Biologicals
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Onion thrips (left) and western flower thrips (right).