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Tomato Pests & Diseases
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Possible squash bug

14 years ago

I found what looks to be a squash bug on my tomato plant only this bug is green, not brown. I also found some of what appear to be the same type of bug only these look VERY much like the typical suqsh bugs I've seen on-line. Does anyone have an idea what these actually are?

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