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    ROOT MAGGOTS IN ALASKA

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    Washburn, Richard H.
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    Abstract
    The turnip maggot, seed-corn maggot and onion maggot are the root maggots of economic importance in Alaska. They feed on crucifers, crucifers and other crops, and onions, respectively. The damage they cause can be materially lessened by properly timed applications of insecticide and certain cultural practices.
    Date
    1953-02
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    University of Alaska, Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station
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