Thursday, January 7, 2021: 10:15 AM

Alana Lynn Jacobson , Auburn University

Charles Ray , Auburn University

Ron Smith , Auburn University

Scott H. Graham , Auburn University

Katelyn Kesheimer , Auburn University

Phillip Roberts , University of Georgia

Michael Toews , University of Georgia

Jeremy Greene , Clemson University

Anders S. Huseth , North Carolina State University

George G. Kennedy , North Carolina State University

Sally Taylor , Virginia Tech University

Silvana Paula-Moraes , University of Florida

Sebe Brown , LSU AgCenter

Jeff Gore , Mississippi State University

Whitney Crow , Mississippi State University

Scott D. Stewart , The University of Tennessee

David Kerns , Texas A&M University

Suhas Vyavhare , Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

Aphid populations were monitored around cotton fields in VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, LA, MS, TN, and TX during the 2020 cotton growing season using yellow pan traps. Information about the abundance and distribution of known and putative aphid vectors of Cotton leafroll dwarf virus is needed to better understand factors underlying the variation in virus incidence and disease in the U.S.

Monitoring Population Dynamics of Aphids across the Cotton Belt