Corn earworm in Missouri (2001)

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Boyd, Michael L.
 Bailey, Wayne Charles

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2001

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corn yield losses, cotton bollworm, grain sorghum, soybean podworm, economic thresholds

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The corn earworm, Helicoverpa zea (Boddie), is a generalist feeder with at least 16 cultivated and numerous (more than 100) wild host plants. Other names given to this pest include cotton bollworm, soybean podworm, tomato fruitworm and vetchworm. This insect has a global distribution and is found throughout the continental United States.

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