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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
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| 1305014 | silverleaf whitefly | Bemisia tabaci Biotype B | |
| 1305015 | silverleaf whitefly | Bemisia tabaci Biotype B | on seedling |
| 1305013 | convergent lady beetle | Hippodamia convergens | with silverleaf whiteflies. The converging white marks on the prothorax give this predator its common name. |
| 1305003 | bean leafroller | Urbanus proteus | |
| 1305001 | soybean looper | Pseudoplusia includens | |
| 2511030 | cotton square borer | Strymon melinus | |
| 5076073 | charcoal rot | Macrophomina phaseolina | Brown to tan lesion, covering the entire lower stem and girdling the plant. Black "pimple-like" structures observed in the lesion area. |
| 5076074 | dry bean rust | Uromyces appendiculatus | Small, red to brown spots that coalesce, eventually covering a large portion of the leaf. Plant may defoliate. |
| 5076076 | Pythium diseases | Pythium spp. | Damping Off on Snap Bean (Pythium and Rhizoctonia) Collapse of the lower stem area. Caused by Pythium and Rhizoctonia. |
| 5076077 | Pythium diseases | Pythium spp. | White, fluffy mass on pods and stems causes a watery rot. Normally associated with hot temperatures and heavy rainfall. |
| 5076078 | Sclerotinia rot | Sclerotinia sclerotiorum | White, fluffy mycelia grow on surface and form black sclerotia. Tissue turns tannish or gray and is highly deteriorated. Looks like cottony leak (Pythium) but occurs during cool weather. |
