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Spreads diseases in animals, particularly malaria in humans, caused by Plasmodium parasites.

Transmit tospoviruses, which cause diseases like Tomato spotted wilt, characterized by ring spots on fruits and stunted growth.

Spread of African Trypanosomiasis in animals and humans, leading to fever, headaches, and if left untreated, can cause severe neurological disorders.

While not a vector for plant diseases, it is a pest as it lays eggs in ripening fruit, particularly berries, causing fruit to become soft and unmarketable.

A pest known for rapid population growth and causing widespread damage to crops such as maize, rice, and sorghum, but does not transmit diseases.

Not a disease vector, but an invasive pest in North America causing stunting and decreased yield in soybean crops through feeding on sap and potentially spreading viruses.

Not a disease carrier but a serious pest causing defoliation of multiple crops, including roses and grapevines, leading to reduced fruit production.

Not a disease vector, but a parasitic mite of honeybees which can transmit viruses such as Deformed wing virus, and weakens bee colonies.

Not a disease vector but causes significant damage to potato crops by defoliation, leading to reduced tuber yields.

Vector for Huanglongbing or citrus greening disease, causing leaf mottle, stunted trees, and ultimately fruit that is unsuitable for sale.

Carries the Beet curly top virus, impacting vegetables and beans, leading to leaf curling, stunting, and reduced yields.

Some species can spread diseases in fruit crops, like the Bactrocera dorsalis, which transmits bacterial and fungal pathogens by infesting and damaging fruit.

Not a known disease vector, but a significant agricultural pest causing direct damage by feeding on fruits and leading to decay.

Vectors many plant pathogens like Aster yellows, which result in stunted growth, malformed flowers, and overall reduced crop yields.

A pest that damages the roots of corn plants, leading to lodging and reduced nutrient uptake, but not a disease vector.

Transmission of plant viruses such as the Cucumber mosaic virus, leading to yellowing of leaves and reduced crop yields.

Not a vector for disease, but a major agricultural pest feeding on a variety of plants, particularly corn, where it damages ears and reduces grain quality and yield.

Vectors for several plant viruses, such as Tomato yellow leaf curl virus, which causes stunting, yellowing of leaves, and can result in total crop loss in severe cases.

This insect is known for attacking cotton buds and bolls, leading to significant impact on the cotton industry; it is not a disease vector.