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Whiteflies are small white insects that campout on the underside of the leaf. They pierce the tissue and suck the juices. Their flat, scale like larvae feed on the underside of the leaves.

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Western Flower Thrips are small, dark brown insects with two pairs of fringed wings. They have rasping mouthparts that scrape plant tissue. The damage they cause on a plant appears as whitish discoloration.

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Various types of scale insects infest greenhouse plants. They have flat and oval brown bodies. They may or may not be covered by armored shells. They pierce the plant leaves and stems and suck the juices.

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Mealybugs are slow moving, oval shaped, white insects. They have a waxy finish and produce small cottony masses. They pierce the plant leaves and suck the plant juices.

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Leaf miners are small and stocky flies. The adults deposit eggs inside a leaf and then the eggs hatch. The larvae then feed on the interior part of the leaf, making tunnels as they move along. Chrysanthemums are the subject to leaf miner damage.

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Fungus gnats are long legged, winged, grey and black, and are less than 1/8 of an inch. The larvae of the fungus gnats feed on root hairs and tunnel into plant stems.

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Caterpillars are the larvae of various moth species. They damage greenhouse crops by eating the plants

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Aphids are pear shaped, soft bodied, and usually wingless. They are green or yellow and can reproduce rapidly. They use their mouthparts to pierce the plant and suck out the juices. They attack a wide variety of greenhouse plants.