How an E-Nose Can Detect Whiteflies in Greenhouse Tomatoes

Posted by Brian Sparks|January 12, 2022

A team of USDA and university scientists has developed an electronic nose to sniff out whitefly infestations of tomato plants.

Researchers Continue to Keep Close Tabs on Whitefly

By Jill Calabro|October 13, 2017

Dr. Lance Osborne of the University of Florida and Dr. Cindy McKenzie of USDA’s Agricultural Research Service are evaluating insecticide efficacy and the impact of product rotations on whitefly biotype populations.

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Greenhouse Pests 101: Whitefly

Posted by Sara Tambascio|January 14, 2013

Whiteflies are one of the most easily identified of all greenhouse insect pests. True to their name, whiteflies […]

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