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Known for spreading phytoplasmas leading to diseases such as Aster yellows; can cause yellowing and dwarfing of plants.

Can spread fungal diseases due to honeydew production, facilitating growth of sooty molds on plants.

Does not transmit diseases, but causes dramatic damage to ash trees, leading to tree death and increased wood decay pathogens.

Does not transmit diseases but causes significant direct damage including skeletonized leaves and defoliation.

Vectors for Tospoviruses like Tomato spotted wilt virus; cause silvering of the leaf surface, stunted growth.

Specific species like Olive fruit fly can transmit bacteria and fungi like Pseudomonas syringae, leading to plant rot.

Vector of the bacterium that causes citrus greening disease (Huanglongbing), leading to misshapen, bitter fruit.

Not true insects, but can cause damage and stress that may lead to fungal or bacterial infections in plants.

Transmission of plant viruses like Cucumber mosaic virus; cause sooty mold development due to honeydew excretion.

Spread of viruses like Grapevine leafroll-associated virus and can cause growth issues due to sooty mold from honeydew.

Act as vectors for the Beet curly top virus causing severe stunting and leaf curling in many plant species.

Transmit phytoplasmas and rice viruses causing diseases like Rice Ragged Stunt and Rice Grassy Stunt.

Mainly causes physical damage to roots and stems, leading to secondary infections by pathogens in weakened plants.

Primarily a defoliator, not a disease vector; however, its damage can predispose plants to secondary infections.