Squash Bugs
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1: Brooks County
2: Bacterial Fruit Blotch
3: Monosporascus Cannonballus
4: Gummy Stem Blight
5: Downey Mildew
6: Downey Mildew
7: Downey Mildew
8: Cercospora Leaf Spot
9: Powdery Mildew
10: Southern Blight Fungus
11: Southern Blight
12: Bacterial Fruit Blotch
13: Pythium Aphanidermatum
14: Pythium Aphanidermatum
15: Damping Off
16: Damping Off
17: Seed Corn Maggot
18: Lighting Damage
19: Blossom End Rot
20: Bottle Neck
21: Dicamba (herbicide) Injury
22: Monosporascus Cannonballus
23: Monosporascus Cannonballus
24: Gummy Stem Blight
25: Glyphosate (herbicide) Injury
26: Trifluralin (herbicide) Injury
27: Trifluralin (herbicide) Injury
28: Fasciation of stem
29: Mosaic symptom
30: Squash leaf curl virus
31: “Pimples” on Fruit
32: Ringspots on Fruit
33: Alternaria Leaf Spot
34: Rings on Fruit
35: Tobacco necrotic ringspot
36: Bacterial fruit blotch
37: Bacterial fruit blotch
38: Bacterial rind necrosis
39: Fusarium Wilt
40: Fasarium Wilt
41: Root Knot Nematode symptoms
42: Squash leaf curl virus
43: Bacterial fruit blotch
44: Bacterial fruit blotch
45: Bacterial fruit blotch
46: Downey Mildew
47: Brown lesions on roots
48: Fruit blotch
49: Physical scarring
50: Wilt caused by squash bug
51: Squash Bugs
Squash Bugs, cause of anasa wilt of watermelon
