
INSECT OR 
DISEASE DESCRIPTION 
Irregular or circular brown spots with rings appear- 
ing like a target board or a greasy or water-soaked ap- 
pearance of leaf with a filmy cobwebby growth on under 
side of leaf. 
BLIGHT 
Very small greenish yellow mites that feed by suck- 
ing foliage causing leaves to have a rusty appearance. 
RED SPIDER 
Large green worm with a projection on rear part of 
back like a horn. A voracious feeder, feeding on leaves. 
Especially found on tomato or potato plants. 
HORN WORM 

Leaves roll upward and wilt, usually starting at bot- 
tom of plant and working toward top. Lower leaves 
turn yellow and drop off until the entire plant is defol- 
liated. 
WILT 

GRASSHOPPERS 
Need no description. 

BLISTER 
BEETLES 
Gray or black elongate Beetles 1% to %-in. long. Ap- 
pear and feed in large groups. 

Sucking bugs about 14-in. long, with red, black, orange 
and yellow mottled back. 
HARLEQUIN 
BUGS 
SQUASH BUGS 
STINK BUGS 

Gray or dark green bugs. Shield shaped back, range 
in size from 4 to %-in. long, sometimes called Stink 
Bug. 

MEALY BUG 
Plant or tree covered. Cotton-white oval shaped insects 
about 14%-in. long. 

Scale on bark, leaves and fruit vary in color from 
white to red, ranging in size from nearly invisible to 
4-in. in diameter. 
Oyster Shell Scale 
San Jose Scale 
Scurfy Scale 

A large oval shaped dark brown beetle that feeds at 
night. 
JUNE BUG 

Large white larvae with hard brown or yellow head. 
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WHITE GRUBS 

POTATO 
PSYLLIAD 
ANTS 
ROACHES 
Resembles winged plant louse, about 14%4-in. long. Sucks 
stem of potato and tomato plant causing yellowing of 
plant. 

Need no description. 

Need no description. 

Mosquitos-Flies 
Roaches-Bedbugs 
EGGPLANT 
YELLOW 
Need no description. 

Leaves gradually fade out to a yellow color. Flower 
heads open uneven or only partially. 
MOSAIC 
Leaves have irregular light areas with darker green. 
Leaves often have puckered effect producing mottling. 

PECAN CASE 
BORER 
When mature the larva is about 1% inch long and its 
general color is a dirty olive green. Pupa about 144 inch 
long when first formed. 
This borer bores into the tree below the surface of the 
PEACH BORER 
limbs of the tree. 


SATEX SEED COMPANY — SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 

CONTROL OR PREVENTION 
Spray with 
Kopper King—Fungosol. 
Koppersol or Bordeaux. 

Spray both sides of leaves with wettable sulphur o7 
Fungosol, or dust with Dusting Sulphur. 
Dust with Kryocide. Calcium Arsenate. Garden Dust 
Arsenate of Lead. 

No control once it has started. Spray with Fungosol 
as a control. Plant wilt resistant varieties of tomatoes. 
Rotate crops. 

Use Snarol and Destruxol Sow Bug bait. 

Dust or spray with Kryocide or London Purple, Ar- 
senate of Lead. 

Use strong rotenone or pyrethrum spray. Be sure to 
strike the bugs. Other insecticides are ineffective. On 
small plots of vegetable, hand pick and drop into vessel 
containing kerosene. Pyretoxide may be used in com- 
batting Squash Bug. 
Spray with Destruxol or Emo-Nik. 

Spray with Calsul - Lime Sulphur - Sonoco, Emo. 
Nik. 
Dust or spray with Kryocide or Arsenate of lLead- 
Pyretoxide. Are attracted to a strong light and many can 
be killed by suspending a light over a vessel partially 
filled with kerosene. 

No remedy except prevention. A heavy application of 
acid phosphate has a tendency to keep them away from 
plants. 

Dust with Pyretoxide or dusting Sulphur. 

Sweet or grease eating, Antsix or Antrol Traps. 
Cut Ants or Harvester Ants, Cyanogas or Highlife. 
Satex Roach Powder. 

Satex Insect Spray. 

Dust with Sulphur while in cold or hot frame. Con- 
tinue to dust after setting out in field. 

No Control 
Destroy all diseased plants to prevent 
spreading. 

Spray when the nuts are small and have just been 
formed. Use 4 lbs. Arsenatte of lead to 100 gals. of water 
and add 16 oz. og Blackleaf ‘‘40”’ or Destruxol. 

Encircle the tree, 2 inches away from the trunk and 
soil and produces a rosiny exudation on the trunk and] apply Paradicholorbeunze or Borersol according to size 
of tree. Apply in February or March, and in fall months 
of year. 
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