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Which Part of the Leaf or Stem Was the Pest On?

Whorl
Stalk (Stem)
Underside of Leaf

Click on the part of the sorghum you are scouting for insects. Some insects may move from one part to another, but the areas listed in this tool are meant to represent the typical area where they are found. Look for the part of the plant with multiple specimens. This will help you get a better identification.

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