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PLH

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AcronymDefinition
PLHPotato Leafhopper (insect)
PLHPublic Lands Highways
PLHPeace, Love and Happiness
PLHPlan Local d'Habitat (French)
PLHPolska Liga Hokejowa (Polish Hockey League)
PLHProject for Latino Health
PLHPlymouth, England, United Kingdom - Plymouth Airport (Airport Code)
PLHPharyngeal Lymphoid Hyperplasia
PLHPretty Little Head
PLHProgramme Locaux de l'Habitat (French: Local Housing Program)
PLHPayload Handling
PLHPalace of the Legion of Honor (San Francisco)
PLHPray Like Hell
PLHPurely Left-Handed (metamaterials)
PLHParking Lot Heroes (Las Vegas, NV)
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(2014) found early-season insecticides for potato leafhopper (especially the pyrethroid, bifenthrin), as well as maple cultivar, were factors in increased abundance of maple spider mites in maple production plots.
This entomological detective work could help scientists take out of commission culprits such as Mediterranean fruit flies, corn earworms, mosquitoes, sweetpotato whiteflies, biting midges, Indianmeal moths, and potato leafhoppers.
Fall migratory flight initiation of the potato leafhopper, Empoasca fabae (Homoptera: Cicadellidae): observations in the lower atmosphere using remote piloted vehicles.
Potato leafhopper is a migratory insect, and source populations develop in the Gulf Coast and southeastern states (Taylor and Shields, 1995).
cardenasii were evaluated in the field for resistance to thrips, corn earworm, potato leafhopper, and southern corn rootworm during the summer of 1981.
Potato leafhopper (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) varietal preferences in edible beans in relation to visual and olfactory cues.
IN THE MIDWESTERN AND EASTERN UNITED STATES, the potato leafhopper is considered one of the most serious pests of alfalfa.
Boron deficiency often resembles potato leafhopper (Empoasca fabae Harris) damage (Lanyon and Griffith, 1988); however, random sampling revealed very few potato leafhoppers in the nursery.
Similar results were reported for the potato leafhopper Empoasca fabae (Harris), i.e., first-generation immigrants collected on alfalfa were female-biased, which supports the hypothesis that females comprise the majority of immigrants (Emmen et al.
The effect of plant-water stress on potato leafhopper, Empoasca fabae, egg developmental period and mortality.
Use the time of the waning Moon for hunting potato leafhoppers, mites, cucumber beetles, corn borers, bean leaf beetles, fly maggots and screwworms.
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