Impatiens thrips

undersides of the leaves. This species of thrips is relatively large. Both males and females are dark brown to black in colour with orange pigmentation between

Cotton bollworm

18 to 19 mm in length and have a wingspan of about 40 mm. The grey-green males are smaller. The forewings are edged with a line of black spots, and the

Tomato russet mite

in colour, wedge-shaped and very small (roughly 0.17 mm in length), with males being slightly smaller than the females.

Cotton leafworm

front of the wingtip has a blackish marking, which is more pronounced in the male. The hindwings are whitish, with a brown leading edge. Adults are only active

Cyclamen mite

reduced to slender threadlike structures that are not used for walking. The males are smaller than the females and their hind legs are modified and used to

Southern European marshland pyralid

remarkably long abdomen bends upward almost vertically, with the abdomen of males often being longer than that of females. Another distinctive feature is the

Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis miles)

shield, brown legs, and brown mouthparts. The females are larger than the males, and have a white stripe on the rear end of the body. The eggs, larvae, and

Eretmocerus eremicus

with green compound eyes and red ocelli, measuring about 0.75 mm, while males are slightly smaller, dark yellow to brown, with distinguishing antennae

Neoseiulus cucumeris

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

Neoseiulus californicus

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