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Contact: Susan A. Steeves
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Caption: No larger than a pencil point, this shaft of wheat grown in a Purdue greenhouse is infested with Hessian fly larvae. The darker puparium is an advanced stage, from which an adult fly will emerge.
Credit: Purdue Agricultural Communication photo/Tom Campbell
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