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Evaluating Green Stink Bug Damage And Insect Abundance In Edamame, Benjamin Carroll Thrash
Evaluating Green Stink Bug Damage And Insect Abundance In Edamame, Benjamin Carroll Thrash
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Edamame are an emerging crop in Arkansas, with 2013 planting estimates at 680 hectares. Although edamame are the same species as conventional soybeans grown in Arkansas, differences in use, maturity, and harvest may require creation and implementation of insect pest management approaches that differ from those used in conventional soybean production systems in order for a quality crop to be produced. Studies were conducted to determine a green stink bug damage-density relationship for edamame. Cages were used to confine green stink bugs on field-planted edamame at densities of 0, 2, 6, or 12 green stink bugs per cage (0, 0.55, …