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Seed maggots: Seedling damageOccurrenceWisconsin Damage Calendar‣ Overwinter in soil as pupa‣ Adults emerge in spring‣ 4-5 generations/year. 2 nd adult peak inMay/June is usually most seriousDamage‣ Tunnel germinating seeds‣ Severely distort plant.‣ Cool weather, delays plantemergence increases severity
Cabbage Maggot Life CyclePrediction of Cabbage maggot oviposition300 DDMay July SeptemberOccurrence– Overwinters in soil as pupa– Adults emerge in spring– 3 flight peaks– First peak is most seriousand occurs at 300 heat unitsor when lilacs bloom (May)Damage– Larvae tunnel on rootsurface– May be secondary rot– Major importance on rootcrops– Causes wilting, death onhead crops
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