Distinguishing between vegetative and fruiting branches in young crops @CottonInfoAust
Distinguishing between vegetative and fruiting branches in young crops  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 34 minutes ago
Not all branches are created equal. When it comes to using fruit retentions when making early season pest management decisions, it is essential to be able to tell whether the fruit has been shed or was never actually there in the first place.

CottonInfo IPM specialist Paul Grundy explains how to easily distinguish between vegetative and fruiting branches in young plants.
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Distinguishing between vegetative and fruiting branches in young crops

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