Crop Protection Entomology Lab Final

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sunflower beetle- coleoptera

damage: adult and larva, defoliators

overwinter: adults

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red sunflower seed weevil- coleoptera

damage: larvae, seed

overwinter: larvae

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sunflower- dingy cutworm adult- lepidoptera

damage: larvae, defoliators

overwinter: larvae

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sunflower moth adult- lepidoptera

damage: larvae, head feeder

overwinter: don't

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banded sunflower moth adult- lepidoptera

damage: larvae, seed

overwinter: larvae

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sunflower maggot- diptera

damage: larvae, stalk eater

overwinter: larvae

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sunflower- lygus bug- hemiptera

damage: adults and larvae, suck liquids out

overwinter: 2 gen, adults overwinter

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grain- wireworm larvae- coleoptera

damage: larvae, root/ seed eater

overwinter: larvae in soil

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grain- wireworm adult- coleoptera

damage: larvae, root/seed eater

overwinter: larvae in soil

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grain- cereal leaf beetle- coleoptera

damage: adults and larvae, defoliators

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everything- redbacked cutworm adult- lepidoptera

damage:

overwinter: eggs in soil

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grain- true armyworm adult- lepidoptera

damage: defoliators

overwinter: 2 gen, larvae in soil

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grain- orange wheat blossom midge- diptera

damage: larvae, seed

overwinter: pupae in soil

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grain- wheat stem maggot- diptera

damage: larvae, stem feeder

overwinter: larva in wheat stem

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grain aphids- hemiptera

family: aphididae

damage: adult, direct feeding

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grain- clear winged grasshopper- orthoptera

damage: defoliating

overwinter: eggs in soil

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grain- migratory grasshopper- orthoptera

damage: defoliating

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grain- two stripped grasshopper- orthopteradamage: defoliating

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canola- blister beetle- coleoptera

family name: Meloidae

Damage: adults, feed on flowers

Overwinter: larvae in soil

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canola- crucifer flea beetle- coleoptera

Damage: adults - feed on young plants (cotyledons often); larvae feed on roots

Overwinter: adults in sheltered area

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canola- striped flea beetle- coleoptera

Damage: adults - feed on young plants (cotyledons often); larvae feed on roots

Overwinter: adults in sheltered area

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canola- red turnip beetle- coleoptera

Damage: feed on weeds in cruciferae family? (doesn't say damage type)

Overwinter: egg stage

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canola- imported cabbage worm adult- lepidoptera

Damage: larvae, defoliators

Overwinter: up to 3 gen, pupae

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canola- bertha armyworm adult- lepidoptera

damage: larvae, debark seedpods

overwinter: pupae

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canola- diamond back moth adult- lepidoptera

damage: larvae, defoliators

overwinter: too cold, up to 3 gen

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canola- aster leafhopper- hemiptera

damage: adult, plant sap

overwinter: no; can produce 2 gen

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canola- cabbage root maggot- diptera

damage: larvae, root feeder

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Fruits/veg- colorado potato beetle- coleoptera

overwinter: adults, 1 or 2 gen

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fruit/veg- spotted cucumber beetle- coleoptera

damage: larvae - root feeder; adults - stem feedr

overwinter: adults in wooded areas

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fruit/veg- spotted asparagus beetle- coleoptera

damage: larvae, feed on the berries

overwinter: adults, above ground in sheltered spots

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fruit/veg- strawberry root weevil- coleoptera

damage: larvae, root feeders; adults might eat berries

overwinter: adults, soil surface under debris

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fruit/veg- four lined plant bug- hemiptera

damage: piercing/sucking (polyphagous)

overwinter: eggs laid in plant stems

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fruit/veg- alfalfa plant bug- hemiptera

feed on legumes

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fruit/veg- apple maggot- diptera

damage: larvae tunnel through fruit

overwinter: pupae in soil

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fruit/veg- onion maggot- diptera

damage: larvae, feed on onion bulb

note: looks similar to cabbage maggot

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fruit/veg- spotted wing drosophila- diptera

damage: larvae, liquify parts of fruit

overwinter: unknown, multiple gen/yr

host - blueberry, raspberry, cherry, etc.

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Types of development and mouth parts for the orders seen in the lab.

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orthoptera- Hemimetabolous, chewing

hemiptera- Hemimetabolous, piercing/sucking

diptera- Holo, piecring/sucking or sponging

coleoptera- Holo, chewing

lepidoptera- Holo, larvae- chewing or adult sucking/siphoning

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sunflower beetle larvae- coleoptera

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fruit/veg- colorado potato beetle larva- coleoptera

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storage- foreign grain beetle- coleoptera

Damage: fruits/flour/ grain but only in the presence of mold or fungus

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storage- rusty grain beetle - coleoptera

damage: egg in kernel larvae feed on embryo

family name: Laemophloeidae

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storage- larder beetles- coleoptera

damage: adults eat dry animal protein

family: dermestidae

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storage- sawtoothed grain beetle- coleoptera

damage: infesting cracked/fungal grain

*more problem in oats

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storage- lesser grain borer- coleoptera

damage: larvae bore into grain

overwinter: difficult to survive in prairies

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storage- granary weevil- coleoptera

damage: deposits egg in seed kernel

*not common in prairies, but #1 world wide

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storage- rice weevil- coleoptera

damage: deposits egg in seed kernel

*not just rice

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storage- yellow meal worm- coleoptera

damage: general feeding

*commonly fed to pet reptiles lol

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storage- confused flour beetle/red flour beetle- coleoptera damage: adults/larvae feed on cracked/ground grain*survives at low humidity

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forage- sweet clover weevil- coleoptera

damage: adults, chew holes in leaves

overwinter: adults

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forage- alfalfa weevil- coleoptera

damage: larvae- stems to shoot tips to leaves

overwinter: adult

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forage- alfalfa looper- lepidoptera

damage: larvae- defoliator

overwinter: doesn't

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forage- alfalfa butterfly- lepidoptera

damage: larvae- defoliator

*up to 7 gen in a year

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forage- army cutworm- lepidoptera

damage: larvae- above ground

overwinter: larvae

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forage- superb plant bug- hemipteradamage: adult- reduces foliage and developing flowersoverwinter: egg

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beneficial- ladybird beetles- coleoptera

family- coccinellidae

overwinter- adults

damage: soft bodied insects

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beneficial- rove beetles- coleoptera

family: staphylinidae

damage: parasitic, generalists

overwinter: larvae or adults

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beneficial- carabid beetles- coloeoptera

family: carabidae

Overwinter: larvae or adults

damage: generalists

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beneficial- green lacewings- neuroptera

family: chrysopidae

damage; soft bodied insects

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beneficial- damsel bugs- hemiptera

family: nabidae

damage: aphids, leafhoppers, caterpillars injecting toxins

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beneficial- minute pirate bugs- hemiptera

family: anthocoridae

damage: eggs and small insects

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beneficial- assassin bugs- hemiptera

family: reduviidae

damage: generalist, inject toxins

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beneficial- hoverflies- diptera

family: syrphidae

damage: f's up aphids

*pollination

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beneficial- bee flies- diptera

family: bombyliidae

damage: feed on grasshopper eggs

*pollination

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beneficial- tachinid flies- diptera

family: tachinidae

damage: egg laid on pest larvae enters and feeds and pupates in the host

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beneficial- robber flies- diptera

family: asilidae

damage: toxic saliva (airborn assassin bugs)

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beneficial- bees- hymenoptera

family: apidae

*POLLINATION

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beneficial- braconid wasps- hymenoptera

family: braconidae

*parasitoid

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beneficial- ichneumon wasps- hymenoptera

family: ichneumonidae

*parasitoid

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beneficial- chalcidoid wasps- hymenoptera

family: chalcidoidea

*parasitoids

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lady beetle larvae

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yellow meal worm larvae

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green lacewing larvae