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Crops affected: Cruciferous crops like cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower. Control methods: Use of mating disruption pheromones, biocontrol agents like parasites, and resistant crop varieties.

Crops affected: Wheat, barley, and other small grains. Control methods: Use of resistant varieties, application of systemic insecticides, conservation of natural enemy insects.

Crops affected: Many, including beans, peas, potatoes. Control methods: Introduce beneficial insects (like lady beetles), apply insecticidal soaps, neem oil applications.

Crops affected: Potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant. Control methods: Manual removal, use of kaolin clay, application of Bacillus thuringiensis var. tenebrionis.

Crops affected: Grapes, potatoes, beans, and many others. Control methods: Use of insecticide-treated netting, promotion of natural predators, planting trap crops.

Crops affected: Various fruits including apricots, peaches, and citrus. Control methods: Use of bait traps, application of GF-120 (a spinosad-based bait), and exclusion with fine netting.

Crops affected: Corn, tomato, cotton. Control methods: Use of pheromone traps, timely insecticide application, crop rotation.

Crops affected: Corn, pepper, and beans. Control methods: Planting Bt corn, applying beneficial nematodes, mechanical destruction of overwintering sites.

Crops affected: Apples, pears, and walnuts. Control methods: Pheromone traps for monitoring, timely use of insecticides, sanitation to eliminate overwintering sites.

Crops affected: Over 300 plant species including soybeans, grapes, raspberries. Control methods: Using beetle traps, hand-picking, applying milky spore disease.

Crops affected: Carrots, celery, and parsley. Control methods: Crop rotation, using floating row covers, timely application of insecticides.

Crops affected: Many, including onions, beans, and ornamental plants. Control methods: Using reflective mulches, applying insecticidal soaps or spinosad, release of predatory mites.

Crops affected: Squash, pumpkins, and gourds. Control methods: Timing of insecticides to target larvae, crop rotation, use of resistant varieties.

Crops affected: Strawberries, cucumbers, tomatoes, and ornamental plants. Control methods: Use predatory insects like Phytoseiulus persimilis, spray miticides, increase humidity to deter mites.