Plant pests

Potato tuber moth - is a pest of plants of the nightshade family (potatoes, eggplants, tobacco, tomatoes, peppers, physalis). Caterpillars are harmful. Reproduction is bisexual. Development is complete. During the year, the development of from 2 to 14 generations can be observed, depending on the climate of the location. Caterpillars that have completed their development and cocoons overwinter. Ob..

The cabbage moth - is a polyphagous pest. Under natural conditions, caterpillars feed on a variety of plants, but prefer cruciferous plants and quinoa. Reproduction is bisexual. Development is complete. The pupae overwinter. Depending on the climate of the area of residence, from 1 to 3 generations develop...

The tomato leafminer damages vegetable crops of the nightshade family both indoors and outdoors. In addition to tomatoes, it damages eggplants, peppers, physalis, potatoes and many wild and ornamental plants. The tomato moth develops very quickly...

The mamestra oleacea - is a polyphagous pest. Damages cruciferous crops, tomatoes, potatoes, beets, rhubarb, cucumbers, strawberries, sunflowers, tobacco, poppy, and many others. Development is complete. Reproduction is bisexual. The pupae overwinter in the soil. In the north of the range one generation develops, in the south - two...

The tobacco cutworm - is a quarantine species and a dangerous pest of many cultivated and ornamental plants. Prefers tomato, tobacco, corn, rose, chrysanthemum and many others. Reproduction is bisexual. Development is complete. The caterpillar of the last, sixth generation overwinters in a pupa in the ground. From 4 to 8 generations develop during the season...

The meadow moth - is a polyphagous pest. Forage plants include hundreds of species from thirty-five families. It is characterized as a primary pest of sugar beets. Severely damages alfalfa, clover, hemp, cotton, sunflower, tobacco and many other garden, melon and industrial crops. Damages grapes, some tree species and cereals, including corn, but to a lesser extent...

The «Pea moth» - is the most important pest of grain peas. Reproduction is bisexual. Development is complete. Caterpillars that have completed their development overwinter. There is one generation per year, but sometimes some of the caterpillars range for two years. Partial second generation is possible in the southern part of the range...

The cherry fly - is an insect from the variegated fly family that harms cherries, sweet cherries, apricots, and honeysuckle. The larvae develop in fruits and feed on their pulp. Fruits damaged by the cherry fly darken, rot and often fall off. Reproduction is bisexual, transformation is complete. It overwinters in the pupal stage in the puparia in the soil. One generation develops per year, but som..

The Silverleaf whitefly -  is a quarantine species, a broad polyphagous plant, which harms more than 200 plants from 73 families. Spreads viruses dangerous to plants. Prefers vegetable, melon, industrial, flower and medicinal crops, as well as many types of weeds. Found on fruit, berry, citrus, ornamental and forest woody plants. The transformation is incomplete. Reproduction is bisexual. The..

Western flower thrips - is a quarantine pest. Damages about 300 species of flowering and vegetable crops in protected ground. Prefers different types of chrysanthemums, roses, gerberas, gypsophila, cineraria, cucumbers. Reproduction is bisexual. Development is incomplete. In closed ground conditions it develops continuously. It produces 12-15 generations per season...