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Search Submit SELECT A CATEGORY CLOSE MENU Nav Menu 2 Navigation Email the Bookstore FAQ Nav Menu 4 Nav Menu 5 Nav Menu 6 Nav Menu 7 Nav Menu 8 ENTO-069: Thrips 210550, 15; 233550, 85; Publication Date: 2017 May New Email: ctallen@tamu.edu Product Code: ENTO-069 Qty: Description This publication is only available as a free electronic download. In much of Texas, thrips are a minor pest of early-season seedling cotton, but can be severe in areas prone to cool, wet conditions when plant growth slows down. This publication covers the damage thrips do to cotton and what management options are available to growers. By Suhas Vyavhare and David Kerns. (4 pp., 6 photos, 2 tables) Related Items ENTO-049: Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Texas Corn ESC-032: Fall Armyworms - Identification and Control ESC-059: How to disinfect a water well through shock chlorination ENTO-053: Zika Precautions for Women ESC-031: Chinchbugs ESC-062: Economics of No-Till and Cover Crops in Texas Rolling Plains Dryland Cotton NTO-057S: Postcard - Zika Precautions for Women - Spanish ENTO-043: Scouting Sugarcane Aphids in South, Central, and West Texas Our Price: $3.50