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Lygus

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n.1.A genus of plant-sucking bugs.
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Noun1.LygusLygus - plant-sucking bugs                  
genus Lygus
arthropod genus - a genus of arthropods
Capsidae, family Capsidae, family Miridae, Miridae - leaf bugs
lygus bug - vector of viral plant diseases


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Heading into their fifth year of N evaluations, McWilliams and doctoral student, Tracey Carrillo, are also looking hard at whether too much N increases the incidence of secondary insects like lygus.
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Consequently, growers find themselves under increasing attacks from lygus, plant bugs, stinkbugs, whiteflies and armyworms—all of which were previously considered secondary in importance.
Don''t let your guard down by Deterling, Del / Farm Journal
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