Panicum virgatum ‘Northwind’ and Panicum amarum ‘Dewey Blue’ near Lewes. Photo credit: S. Barton

Early blight (Alternaria solani) on tomato. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Thrips damage. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Thrips damage. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Thrips damage. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Western flower thrips. Photo credit: P. Kunkel and N. Gregory

Bacterial spot on tomato fruit with secondary Alternaria. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) symptoms on petunia. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Spotted lantern fly adults and eggs. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Spotted lantern egg mass. Photo credit: B. Kunke

Spotted lantern fly eggs covered and uncovered. Photo credit: B. Kunkel

Establishment of transplanted trees. Photo
credit: N. Gregory.

Blighted leaves and light brown and shriveled. Photo credit: P. Dernoeden

Lesions are variously shaped; margin lesions are gray with dark reddish-brown borders; other lesions are brown with or without a tan center. Photo credit: P. Dernoeden

Spruce spider mite. Photo credit: USDA-Forest
Service Northeastern Area, bugwood

Phytophthora stem and crown rot on
Strobilanthes. Photo credit: N. Gregory

Southern red mite. Photo credit: Jim Baker, NC
State University, bugwood