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Lacewing adults and larvae can be monitored in with beating trays. The active adults are best sampled in the cool morning hours. The number of lacewing larvae needed for effective pest control has not been established. Larvae can be most easily detected by examining active aphid colonies on the undersides of leaves.

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SOURCE: Farmer & Orchard Magazine

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Originally posted 2024-07-03 00:00:00.