I have some chlorotic leaves (bright yellow) on a few greenhouse tomato seedlings. They are interveinal, and my first thought was Mg deficiency, especially since the only affected plants are the ones not on the automatic irrigation/fertilization system. I'm pretty paranoid about TMV though, and have never seen it first hand to distinguish the difference. I'm going to submit a sample to the extension office for testing but I'd appreciate some help visually distinguishing the two
EDIT: Just as u/WhyThinkThat__ suggested, it was a Mg deficiency. Virus panel showed negative
I'm looking for some live corn leaf aphids for a study. I will have some host plants for them in a contained growth chamber. I've been trying to find some from corn researchers but unfortunately (for me, not for them), they don't seem to have infestations.
I would appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction. I guess I could go do some searching in corn fields but I would like to avoid that if possible
We're looking for a weekend rental from Jul 10-12 for a bachelor party. We're going to be flying in from different parts of the country. We'd prefer something close to all the action. A condo, penthouse, apartment. Ideally somewhere where we can be loud and rowdy (within reason).
I apologize if this is the wrong subreddit. I'm trying to find a variety of soybean seeds called Williams 82. I'm having trouble sourcing it, and was wondering if anyone here could help me locate some.
