• Tetrapar

  of the host. Adults have a black body, pale wings, and yellowish jointed legs. Males measure between 0.4 and 0.6 mm in lenght, with elongated antennae

• Lesser house fly

  and other Fannia spp. are medium-sized to small flies with dark bodies and legs. When the flies mate, adult males will form swarms in areas with still air

• Tomato russet mite

  mouthparts, and the rest of the body. All mobile stages have only two pairs of legs, whereas other mite groups have four pairs. Eggs are roughly 0.05 mm in diameter

• Glasshouse potato aphid

  a number of darker bands, and their length exceeds that of the body. The legs are also long, there are two distinctive dark green spots on the abdomen

• Potato aphid

  adult potato aphid is a large, slender aphid with long, green cornicles, long legs, and a long cauda. Adults are usually green, but may also be pink or red

• Sciarid flies

  5 mm long, grey-black flies with long antennae. They have relatively long legs, and the wings show very clear venation. The fly has a small head equipped

• Aphelinus abdominalis

  abdominalis An adult Aphelinus abdominalis is 2.5 to 3 mm in length, with short legs and short antennae. Females have a black thorax and yellow abdomen. Males

• Whitefly

  circles. The young larvae, which on hatching already have well-developed legs and antennae, are known as, ‘crawlers’. After hatching they are actively [...] period of larval development. In the second and third larval stages, both the legs and the antennae are reduced to one or two segments and are no longer visible

• Chrysoperla carnea

  2-10 mm long. They have large, forwardly projecting jaws and well-developed legs. The larva is colourless and transparent when newly hatched, later becoming

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  typically have white or yellowish bodies with tan or brown heads and six spiny legs. Leatherjacks also start small, finally measuring approximately 3 centimeters [...] greenish hues, and present a plump appearance, devoid of any discernible legs, like a caterpillar. NC - Leatherjacket and Craneflies Damage - Why do we