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    Onion thrips, Thrips tabaci Lind, are small insects in the order Thysanoptera and family Thripidae. They have a life cycle that includes egg, two larval stages, a prepupal stage, pupal stage, and adult stage. Onion thrips feed on onions and can cause damage like silvery patches on leaves and deformed bulbs. They can be managed through various methods.

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    Onion thrips, Thrips tabaci Lind, are small insects in the order Thysanoptera and family Thripidae. They have a life cycle that includes egg, two larval stages, a prepupal stage, pupal stage, and adult stage. Onion thrips feed on onions and can cause damage like silvery patches on leaves and deformed bulbs. They can be managed through various methods.

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    Onion thrips, Thrips tabaci Lind, are small insects in the order Thysanoptera and family Thripidae. They have a life cycle that includes egg, two larval stages, a prepupal stage, pupal stage, and adult stage. Onion thrips feed on onions and can cause damage like silvery patches on leaves and deformed bulbs. They can be managed through various methods.

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    ONION THRIPS,Thrips tabaci Lind,(Thysanoptera:Thripidae)

    Nature and Symptoms Of Damage

    IDENTIFICATION

    FEMALE MALE

    Egg( 2-4Days)

    2 Management

    1st Instar
    larva(1-2 Days)

    2nd Instar
    Life Cycle Of Larva(2-4
    Thrips Days)

    Adult (30-45
    Days)

    SOIL

    Pupa (1-3 Prepupa (1-


    Days) 2 Days) Host Range

    SUBMITTED BY: KALYAN H S, UHS18UG4207

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