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Plant and Insect Diagnostic Clinic Update - June 27, 2007

This article was published originally on 6/27/2007
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By Christine Engelbrecht and Laura Jesse, ISU Plant and Insect Diagnostic Clinic

Samples with the following problems have been seen in the Clinic recently:

Insects identified this week in the Clinic include:

Slime Mold: A slime mold, likely Fuligo septica, the
Slime Mold: A slime mold, likely Fuligo septica, the "dog-vomit fungus," found on a lawn in Johnson County. Photo by Missy Watje, Johnson County Extension.
Leafcurl Ash Aphid Damage: Deformation of ash leaflets caused by leafcurl ash aphid. Photo by Aleta Cochran Dallas County Extension
Leafcurl Ash Aphid Damage: Deformation of ash leaflets caused by leafcurl ash aphid. Photo by Aleta Cochran Dallas County Extension
Year of Publication: 
2007
Issue: 
IC-497(16) -- June 27, 2007
By Christine Engelbrecht and Laura Jesse, ISU Plant and Insect Diagnostic Clinic

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