Spiders - Agricultural Biology

Black and Yellow Garden Spider NC State Extension Publications

New Entomology Course on Spiders Weaves Together Their Biological and Cultural Importance — News — Department of Entomology

Spider webs don't rot easily and scientists may have figured out why

Biological Control of Spider Mites in Tomatoes

Fast acrobatic maneuvers enable arboreal spiders to hunt dangerous prey

Creature Feature: Wolf Spider

Spiders - Agricultural Biology

Spiders Provide Conservation Biological Control on Farms - SARE Northeast

Science news report: Scientists figure out how spiders make their silk

How spiders weave their webs

Spiders eat astronomical numbers of insects

Susquehanna students aid in spider, herbicide research, News

Joro Spider invasion reaches Alabama. These largely harmless spiders look intimidating.

Spite Mite Biology and Identification - Louisiana Agricultural

Parasites of spiders: Their impacts on host behavior and ecology