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Taking the Bite Out of the Mango Pest

Mangoes are excellent sources of vitamin C, potassium, and antioxidants, and their rich and exotic flavor is enjoyed

Thunderstorms: A Natural Insect Control Method

The connection between weather and insects has long been studied, yet scientists understand very little of this connection.

Five Ways of Responsible Pest Control

Spring is here. That means new plants, longer, warmer days, and more outdoor pests. Thus, spring is a

Stowaway Insects

Your bags are packed, your passport is in hand, and your plane tickets are ready; you’re headed home

The Curse of the Asian Citrus Psyllid

Citrus fruits are an invaluable aspect of the human diet, providing crucial vitamin C for the maintenance of

Insects as Pets? A Bizarre New Trend

If insects don’t top your list of Cute & Adorable Living Things, you aren’t alone.  However, many people

The Large Milkweed Bug: Friend or Foe?

The milkweed bug is a colorful beetle that feeds mainly on grains. Its distinguishing characteristics are its long

Common Signs of Powderpost Beetle Damage

  Imagine grabbing a piece of wood to build your next log fire, only to find that the

Sooty Mold

Schefflera arboricola leaves with sooty mold (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Sooty mold is a thin, black layer of film

Red Scales

The red scale, also known as the California red scale, is a citrus pest native to southern China.

Asian Insects’ Impact on Hemlock Trees

The hemlock, a popular pine tree located in many parts of North America and Asia, faces a serious

Killer Crops

Farmers are battling an ever-growing rootworm problem, one that is becoming more difficult to handle with pesticides and