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Aphid

Order Hemiptera, Suborder sternorryhnca
posses Cornicles on back of insect.
Produce honeydew

Order Hemiptera, Suborder sternorryhnca


posses Cornicles on back of insect.


Produce honeydew

Mealybug

Order hemiptera, Suborder Sternorryhnca, affects barley, if you pull up roots of the plant it will have mealybugs on the base

Order hemiptera, Suborder Sternorryhnca, affects barley, if you pull up roots of the plant it will have mealybugs on the base

Whitefly

Order Hemiptera, Suborder Sternorrhncha
2 nymphal stages. Flattened soft bodied crawlers that posess legs and legless older nymphs affect plants in the same way as the mealybug

Order Hemiptera, Suborder Sternorrhncha


2 nymphal stages. Flattened soft bodied crawlers that posess legs and legless older nymphs affect plants in the same way as the mealybug

scale insects

Order Hemiptera, Suborder sternorryhncha


Small imobil pimples on stems and tree fruit


Armored scale: Does not produce honeydew, Scale shell isnt body wall, can be removed from the insect, never mobile after 1st stage crawler


Parenchyma feeders.


Soft scale insects:


Shell is body wall


Often produce abundant honeydew,


some mobile through all life stages, usually phloem feeders.

Cottony maple scale

soft shelled

soft shelled

Lecanium scale

Hard scaled, hardwood trees, crawlers in foliage adults on bark.

Hard scaled, hardwood trees, crawlers in foliage adults on bark.

San jose scale

Feed on fruit trees and fruit

Feed on fruit trees and fruit

Oystershell scale

Hosts are hardwood tree bark and pine needles, look like oyster shells

Bed bug

Order hemipter, Suborder Heteroptera
Feed on blood, not a disease vector in humans, 
4 Antennal segment shorter than 3rd

Order hemipter, Suborder Heteroptera


Feed on blood, not a disease vector in humans,


4 Antennal segment shorter than 3rd

Chewing louse

Has mandibulate mouthparts, not a vector of disease


Hemimetabolous

Crab louse

Hemimetabolous, blood feeding, not a vector of disease

Hemimetabolous, blood feeding, not a vector of disease

Human body louse/Human head louse

Same species but different subspecies. Only Difference is that one species lives on the head and one on the body. Only body louse is a disease vector: Epidemic typhus, Relapsing Fever, Trench Fever.