NCSU: ENT/ort-72 Western Flower Thrips
Western flower thrips, Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande), Thripidae, THYSANOPTERA General Information Female western flower thrips are small, slender, winged insects which are amber or yellowish-brown to dark brown in color. The wings have ... [... more]
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Pear thrips: Taeniothrips inconsequens
Thrips are minute, slender-bodied insects about 0.04 inch (1 mm) long. Some species of thrips are attracted to the blossoms of flowering plants, including apple and pear trees. Adult western flower thrips range from clear lemon yellow to yellow ... [... more]
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Grape thrips: Drepanothrips reuteri
Thrips are small insects, 0.04 inch long, with distinctive feathery wings. Color varies from yellow to brown in color. Grape thrips and western flower thrips are the most important species causing damage on grapes. Both species may be found in ... [... more]
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Bean thrips: Caliothrips fasciatus
Thrips are tiny, slender insects less than 0.06 inch (1.55 mm) long. Western flower thrips are by far the most common thrips on cotton and may be found all season. They are light colored; adults have clear, slender wings. The bean thrips ... [... more]
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Scientific names: Onion thrips: Thrips tabaci
Both onion thrips and western flower thrips have a very extensive range of hosts, including cereals and broadleaved crops. Both species attack onions, but onion thrips are believed to be more prevalent and injurious. They also can be a problem on ... [... more]
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Scientific Name: Frankliniella occidentalis
UC Management Guidelines for Western Flower Thrips on Olive. Western flower thrips is the most widely distributed thrips species, occurring throughout all olive-growing districts in California. It has a wide host range, feeding on grasses, field ... [... more]
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Scientific Name: Frankliniella occidentalis
UC Management Guidelines for Western Flower Thrips on Nectarine. Western flower thrips adults are minute insects, about 0.03 inch long, with two pairs of fringed wings. The adult has three color forms that vary in abundance depending on the time ... [... more]
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Western Flower Thrips
UC Management Guidelines for Western Flower Thrips on Strawberry. Western flower thrips are slender, very small insects, about 0.03 inch (0.8 mm) long when mature. Adults have feathery wings and vary in color from yellow to dark brown; nymphs are ... [... more]
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NCSU: ENT/ort-104 INSECT SCREENING
James R. Baker, Extension Entomologist Emeritus & E. A. Shearin, Agr. Technician III Reasons to Consider Screening Acquisition of resistance to pesticides has made insect control a real struggle in greenhouses. Western flower thrips, silverleaf ... [... more]
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NCSU: ENT/ort-120 INSV
INSV (Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus) and Western Flower Thrips In the Greenhouse Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande), Thripidae, THYSANOPTERA The tospoviruses are a group of plant-infecting viruses that are transmitted by several species of ... [... more]
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NCSU: ENT/ort-21 FLOWER THRIPS
General Information Frankliniella tritici (Fitch), Thripidae, THYSANOPTERA. Female flower thrips are yellowish-brown to amber with an orange thorax and barely visible to the eye (1/16 inch). Males are slightly smaller and paler than females. The ... [... more]
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