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Larvae that feed on a variety of plants, most notably corn ears, leading to loss of yield and grain quality.

Grasshopper like insects that can form swarms and consume large amounts of crops and foliage.

Sap-feeding insects covered with a waxy coating, causing yellowing, stunting, and premature leaf drop in infested plants.

A moth whose larvae bore through corn stalks, reducing the plant's structural integrity and yield.

Larvae that live within and eat the tissue of leaves, creating distinctive tunnels or mines.

Beetles whose larvae feed on rice roots, leading to reduced growth and yield.

Larvae of click beetles that live in the soil and feed on seeds and roots, leading to reduced germination and plant loss.

Larvae that infest wheat stems, causing weakness and sometimes breaking, known as 'lodging,' which reduces yield.

Aphids that produce a woolly wax covering, infesting apple trees and causing galls and stunted growth.

Caterpillars that devastate crops by eating leaves, stems, and reproductive parts, often leading to significant yield loss.

A pest that bores into tubers, causing direct damage and opening entryways for disease.

Small, jumping beetles that chew tiny holes in leaves, making a 'shothole' pattern, especially harmful to young plants.

Larvae that bore into stems and branches, impairing water and nutrient transport within the plant.

Soft-bodied insects that feed on plant sap and excrete honeydew, can lead to sooty mold and weakened plants.

Larvae that tunnel into squash and pumpkin vines, causing wilting and death of the plant.

Small, wedge-shaped insects that cause 'hopperburn' on potato leaves, leading to curling, yellowing, and stunted plant growth.

Caterpillars with distinctly striped bodies that feed on a variety of vegetable crops, leading to foliage loss.

A highly destructive pest known for skeletonizing leaves and damaging a wide variety of plants.

Larvae that construct distinctive protective cases out of silk and plant materials, defoliating trees and shrubs.

Small, white insects that feed on plant sap, causing wilting, yellowing, and stunted growth, and produce honeydew.

Caterpillars that consume large quantities of foliage, often in a 'marching' fashion which is destructive to crops like corn, rice, and wheat.

A pest that eats the undersides of bean leaves, leaving behind a lacy skeleton and reduced plant vigor.

Insects that lay eggs in ripening fruit, leading to wormy fruit and secondary infections.

Leaf beetle that defoliates potato plants and can rapidly develop resistance to insecticides.

Tiny arachnids that feed on plant fluids, leading to speckled leaves and potentially defoliation.

Microscopic roundworms that can cause root damage, leading to stunted growth and reduced yield.

Larvae bore into wheat stems, weakening the stalks and causing the heads to break off, which reduces yield.

Larvae feed on cruciferous crops, creating holes in leaves and contaminating produce with their frass.

Pest that damages wheat by injecting toxins into the plant, causing leaf curling and stunted growth.

Larvae bore into the base of stone fruit trees, causing gumming and sawdust-like frass, potentially killing the tree.

Small sap-sucking insects that can cause yellowing and distorted growth in plants. They often produce a sticky substance called honeydew.

A beetle that feeds on cotton buds and flowers. Known for severe damage to cotton crops leading to boll rot.

Larvae bore into apples and pears, causing internal damage and fruit rot.

Larvae that infest cotton bolls, causing lower yield and quality of cotton fiber.

Shield-shaped insects that feed on fruits, vegetables, and crops, causing spots and distortions.

Tiny insects that scrape and suck plant cells, causing silver-white streaks and spots on leaves and flowers.

Caterpillars known for voracious eating habits that defoliate a wide range of hardwood trees, leading to tree stress and mortality.

Beetles whose larvae feed on corn roots, reducing nutrient uptake and causing plant lodging.