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dorsalis adults and larvae remained on the initially infested plant compared to adjacent plants, although few adults were found up to 120 cm on sticky cards. The rate of spread of feeding injury was low with slight bronzing injury ( less then 10% injury) on adjacent plants by 14-17 d. Since most S. dorsalis remained on initially infested plants for at least 2 wk, it is feasible to delay management actions and 'rescue' plants around a plant with minor injury symptoms.Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) is a severe type of pleomorphic erythema an