Bollworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating.

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Bollworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 14 Responses

Tobacco Budworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 13 Responses

Beet Armyworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 11 Responses

Fall Armyworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 11 Responses

Soybean Looper – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 10 Responses

Cabbage Looper – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 8 Responses

European Corn Borer – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 5 Responses

Southern Armyworm – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 4 Responses

Saltmarsh Caterpillar – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 8 Responses

Cutworms – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 10 Responses

Tarnished Plant Bug – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 10 Responses

Western Tarnished Plant Bug – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 1 Response

Cotton Fleahopper – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 6 Responses

Green/Southern Green Stink Bug – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 10 Responses

Brown Stinkbugs – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 11 Responses

Leaf-footed Bugs Bug – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 6 Responses

Cotton Aphid – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 11 Responses

Spider Mites – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 10 Responses

Thrips – Beltwide – Cotton 0 = No Control, 1 = Poor Control, 2 = Marginal Control, 3 = Fair Control, 4 = Good Control, 5 = Excellent Control Mean Rating 13 Responses