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Vegetables: Onions

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1328051 onions Allium spp. Transplant wheels for onion beds.
1327101 click beetle Wireworm and damage to onion seedling.
1327082 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Close-up of thrips feeding damage on onion leaf.
1328054 onions Allium spp. Hand transplanting
1328052 onions Allium spp. Shaping and marking transplant beds
1328035 onions Allium spp. Onions have been dug, cut and moved from the foreground. Background shows the transplants prior to pulling
1328036 onions Allium spp. Tranplant holes in an onion bed.
1327083 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Immature thrips in the neck of an onion. The white specks in the neck area are thrips immatures. Thrips like tight spaces for hiding and feeding and are usually found in the neck or folded leaves of onions.
1327102 click beetle Wireworm and damage to onion seedling.
1327077 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Smaller, tan thrips on left is the onion thrips (Thrips tabaci). Larger yellowish thrips on the right is the western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis).
1327078 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Adult and immature thrips (Thrips tabaci). The adult on left has four wings lined with long hairs. Immatures are wingless and generally are light colored. Immatures are generally light colored without wings. Adults vary in color and have four wings lined with long hairs.
1327079 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Thrips tabaci (on left) and F. occidentalis (on right) adults. Thrips sp. have a prominant row of hairs at the back of the first segment behind the head. Frankliniella sp. have a prominant row of hairs at the back and front edge of this segment.
1327081 onion thrips Thrips tabaci Thrips damage on onions. Light colored areas are the result of heavy feeding by thrips on the onion leaves.

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