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What do leafcutter ants farm for food?
Fungi
Why do some ants farm aphids?
To harvest the honeydew extraction
What is the first measure to prevent an ant invasion in your garden?
Prevent them with barriers
Why do aphids transfer disease so well?
Aphids have a proboscis that they insert into the plant material. This needle like tool passes viruses and bacteria into the plant.
What are the symptoms of root aphid damage?
Wilting, yellowing, premature leaf drop
What horticultural oil works well against root aphids?
Neem oil
Where do leafhoppers lay their eggs?
In a slit in a leaf
What is an effective way to treat large infestations of leafhoppers?
Insecticidal oils
What is a good biological control against leafhoppers?
Minute pirate bug
What is the pesticide azadirachtin made from?
Neem seeds
How are spider mites most likely brought into the greenhouse?
Transported by gardeners on their pets, clothes, and clones
How do thrips attack plants?
They scrape the leaves to obtain food and then drink the juices
What does the damage from whiteflies look like?
Tiny, yellow-brown leaf spots
What is a biological control for mealybugs?
Lady beetles
What is a good biorational pesticide against spider mites?
Neem oil
What is a good biorational pesticide for fungus gnats?
Hydrogen peroxide
What is a good physical barrier to prevent thrips?
Air filtration
What is a good physical control against whiteflies?
Vacuuming
What is stippling?
Small, necrotic spots on the tops of leaves
Where do whiteflies lay their eggs?
On the underside of leaves in a circular or random pattern