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The blog is for Polk County Florida small farms and pesticide applicators as a method of communication and sharing information. It is administered by the University of Florida IFAS Extension Polk County Extension Agent, Mary Beth Henry.
She has listed new and revised EDIS publications in the Agriculture program area that have been released to the public in January 2012.
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Tyler Sharp: Kansas State University plant pathologist Dorith Rotenberg and two students research why virus infection has differing effects on plants and insects.
Tomato spotted wilt virus is classified as a persistently propagative virus, which allows the virus to replicate inside the plant and insect. Thrips spreads the disease to plants by feeding on the leafy surfaces. The virus enters through the digestive tract of the insect and then replicates inside epithelial cells, which absorb nutrients. Delete the scoop?
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