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Emerging Vegetable Pests

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This page provides background, identification, and management information for new and invasive pests of vegetables found in New York and surrounding states.

  • Allium Leaf Miner
  • Garlic Bloat Nematode
  • White Rot of Alliums
  • Agriculture
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    • Vegetables
      • Vegetable IPM Practices
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      • Emerging Vegetable Pests
        • Allium Leaf Miner
        • Garlic Bloat Nematode
        • White Rot of Alliums
        • Late Blight
      • Organic Resources for Vegetables
      • CCE Commercial Vegetable Programs
      • Weed Identification
      • About the Vegetable IPM Program
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