Abstract
The control of truck crop aphids is a difficult problem which often varies with the species of aphid and type of crop attacked. From the published reports of many workers, it seems that no treatment gives entirely satisfactory results in all parts of the United States or even in one community under varied weather conditions. This paper is a summary of the results of experiments conducted at the Virginia Truck Experiment Station for the control of several species of truck crop aphids and of methods used by truck crop growers for the control of these pests in Tidewater, Virginia.
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Published reports suggest no aphid treatment is fully satisfactory across locations or varying weather.
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e0“From the published reports of many workers, it seems that no treatment gives entirely satisfactory results in all parts of the United States or even in one community under varied weather conditions.”