with green compound eyes and red ocelli, measuring about 0.75 mm, while males are slightly smaller, dark yellow to brown, with distinguishing antennae
with caterpillars , it is useful to set out pheromone traps to attract the male butterflies. The damage is caused not by the butterflies, however, but by
black in colour, a dark brown to black thorax, and a yellow abdomen. The male is entirely black.
aphid is parasitized in a younger stage there will be no reproduction. A male wasp has slightly longer antennae, a rounded abdomen that is shorter than
These are traps that contain attractants, which adult insects (usually males) love. You can use these traps to monitor whether a particular insect is
of the Phytoseiidae family: egg, larva, proto- and deutonymph, and adult males and females. Adult mites are lighter and have a flatter more elongated body
beige and have a flat, elongated body. They are roughly 0.4 mm in length. Males are smaller than females. Protonymphs, deutonymphs and adults are very mobile
colour, and have a flat, elongated body. They are roughly 0.4 mm in length. Males are smaller than females. The mites are very mobile and actively search for
days (at about 70°C). The sex ratio will typically be equal, 1:1 females to males. Eggs hatch in 3-4 days to begin their larval stages. Larvae resemble adult
