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Meaning of "whitefly"
Whitefly is a noun referring to a small insect with white wings that infests plants. In English, this term is used in the context of gardening, agriculture, and pest control
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- Any of various small insects of the family Aleyrodidae that have long wings, and a white body; often a garden pest
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The greenhouse whitefly population was at a low level.
This is definitely an environment conducive to the whitefly.
Suitably the whitefly killing device is a trap.
I do not see any live whitefly.
This image shows a whitefly feeding on a leaf.
Whitefly it can be a bit too much of an uphill.
Less often the rose is affected by the whitefly.
It is a whitefly species called bemisia tabaci.
Insecticide powders particularly suitable for control of whitefly.
Indeed no whitefly pheromones have been identified.
Saves time when unable to identify whitefly pests.
The adult whitefly lays eggs on the underside of leaves.
Swirskii is also effective against other pests such as whitefly.
Greenhouse whitefly mites whiteflies.
The roses have whitefly.
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The spiralling whitefly may cause damage to crops in several ways.
The common name is the tobacco whitefly or cotton whitefly.
Suitably the method includes identifying the species of whitefly.
The imago scoop and whitefly destroy sticky bait.
Host feeds and controls large numbers of whitefly larva.
Greenhouse whitefly larva.
Whitefly counts were made.
Nymphs can resemble whitefly scales and adults resemble aphids.
Could be a poisonous whitefly.
Results on whitefly adults.
The compounds are of particular interest for their activity against whitefly.
Damage is also caused when sweetpotato whitefly vectors plant viruses.
The whitefly female adult is all white and is surrounded by waxy filaments.
An adult can consume upward of thirty whitefly eggs each day.
Whitefly can be difficult to control because they have a very fast lifecycle.
Cloze up of cotton whitefly.
The begomoviruses are whitefly transmitted and have either monopartite or bipartite genomes.
Peak transmission of the disease occurs when whitefly populations are high.
Amblyseius swirskii is a preferred predator mite since it feeds on either thrips or whitefly.
And we say this because the whitefly secretes molasses on the leaves.
There is a need to investigate the use of trap crops for whitefly control.
Fighting whitefly is one of the usual headaches for plant and vegetable lovers.
A good reason to know how to fight whitefly from the moment we detect it.
It should be introduced as soon as possible after the first adult whitefly are seen.
There are about thousands of different whitefly breeds that can infect plants and trees.
This led them to recommend conserving natural predators for effective whitefly control.
The whitefly also leaves a yellowish spot on the bottom of the leaf after its attack.
This is a whitefly.
A small amount of dish soap in water will also do a good job of controlling whitefly.
In tropical and subtropical regions the tobacco whitefly has become a severe pest.
This whitefly species is also considered to be the vector of CMV.
This indicates that possibly the insecticides used in whitefly control have not been effective.
The number of whitefly early nymphs parasitizing Camellia sasanqua was counted.
These problems are complicated by difficulties in classifying and detecting new whitefly biotypes and begomoviruses.
Particularly susceptible whitefly include those of Bemisia species.
