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I work at a greenhouse in Toronto, Canada, and we've recently been spotting this type of damage on our okra seedlings. We haven't spotted the culprit...nothing was hiding under the tray ledges. Though we have spotted a few slugs, there are no slime trails anywhere near the seedlings, and the damage is pretty evenly spread out between the plants, as opposed to concentrated. Does anyone know what could cause this type of damage?
When I see damage like that to young seedlings, my first thought is earwigs or sow bugs or pill bugs. Visit the greenhouse in the wee hours with a flashlight to catch them in action.
I can tell you from experience that all of the above critters love greenhouses.
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