Garden Insects of North America

Name: Garden Insects of North America | The Ultimate Guide to Backyard Bugs - Second Edition
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The Ultimate Guide to Backyard Bugs - Second Edition

Whitney Cranshaw David Shetlar(Autor*in)

Princeton University Press

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Erschienen am 5. Dezember 2017

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Cover
Title
Copyright
CONTENTS
Preface
Acknowledgments
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION TO GARDEN INSECTS AND THEIR RELATIVES
Arthropod Growth and Metamorphosis
Insect Orders
Identification of Immature Stages of Arthropods
Excreted and Secreted Products Useful in Diagnosing Garden Arthropods and Slugs
Body Parts Useful in Diagnosing Garden Arthropods
Common Types of Plant Injuries Caused by Insects
Plant Pathogens Transmitted by Insects and Mites
CHAPTER TWO INSECTS THAT CHEW ON LEAVES AND NEEDLES
Grasshoppers
Field Crickets
Other Crickets and Katydids
Common (Northern) Walkingstick
Related Species
European Earwig
Other Earwigs
Cockroaches
Imported Cabbageworm
Other Sulfur and White Butterflies
Swallowtails
Parsleyworm/Black Swallowtail
Other Swallowtails
Brushfooted Butterflies
Painted Lady/Thistle Caterpillar
Other Brushfooted Butterflies
Hornworms and Sphinx Moths
Tomato Hornworm and Tobacco Hornworm
Other Common Hornworms
Prominent Moths/Notodontids
Walnut Caterpillar
Other Notodontids/Prominent Moths on Shade Trees
Giant Silkworms/Royal Moths
Cecropia Moth
Other Giant Silkworms/Royal Moths
Slug Caterpillars/Flannel Moths and Other Stinging Caterpillars
Tussock Moths
Whitemarked Tussock Moth
Related and Similar Species
Gypsy Moth
Woollybears
Climbing Cutworms and Armyworms
Variegated Cutworm
Fall Armyworm
Beet Armyworm
Other Climbing Cutworms and Armyworms
Loopers
Cabbage Looper
Other Common Garden Loopers
Cankerworms, Inchworms, and Spanworms
Fall Cankerworm
Other Cankerworms, Inchworms, and Spanworms
Diamondback Moth
Skeletonizers
Bagworms and Casebearers
Bagworm
Other Bagworms
Casebearers
Caterpillars that Produce Cases of Leaf Fragments
Caterpillars that Produce Small Silken Shelters
Sod Webworms
"Garden Webworms"
Fruittree Leafroller
Other Leafrollers, Leaffolders, and Leaftiers
Skippers
Caterpillars that Produce Large Silken Shelters and Tents
Mimosa Webworm
Other Webworms
Fall Webworm
Eastern Tent Caterpillar
Other Tent Caterpillars
Other Tent-making Caterpillars
Webspinning Sawflies
Sawflies
European Pine Sawfly
Other Conifer Sawflies
Imported Currantworm/Currant Sawfly
Other Common Sawflies
Other Sawflies that Chew on Leaves
Pearslug (Pear Sawfly, Cherry Slug)
Other Slug Sawflies
Texas Leafcutting Ant
Leafcutter Bees
Leaf Beetles
Colorado Potato Beetle
Asparagus Beetle
Related Species
Striped Cucumber Beetle
Related Species
Other Leaf Beetle Defoliators
Tortoise Beetles
Golden Tortoise Beetle
Other Common Tortoise Beetles
Case-bearing Leaf Beetles
Leaf Beetles that Skeletonize Leaves
Leaf Beetles of Aquatic Plants
Flea Beetles
Flea Beetles with Larvae that Develop on Foliage
Crucifer Flea Beetle
Other Flea Beetles with Larvae that Feed on Roots
Leaf-feeding Weevils
Japanese Beetle
Other Leaf-feeding Scarabs
Mexican Bean Beetle
Other Leaf-feeding Lady Beetles
Blister Beetles
Slugs and Snails
Gray Garden Slug
Other Garden Slugs
Brown Garden Snail
Other Garden Snails
Leafminers and Needleminers
Vegetable Leafminer
Related Species
Other Serpentine-type Leafmining Flies and Caterpillars
European Elm Flea Weevil
Other Leafmining Weevils
Locust Leafminer
Other Blotch Leafmining Beetles
Holly Leafminers
Spinach Leafminer
Other Leafmining Flies
Birch Leafminer
Other Leafmining Sawflies
Lilac Leafminer
Other Lepidopteran Leafminers
Tentiform Leafminers
Needleminers
Gall Wasps that Develop on Leaves
Other Gall-making Wasps that Develop on Leaves
Gall-making Flies that Develop on Leaves
CHAPTER THREE INSECTS AND MITES THAT SUCK FLUIDS FROM LEAVES AND NEEDLES
Whiteflies
Greenhouse Whitefly
Other Whiteflies
Aphids
Green Peach Aphid
Cotton/Melon Aphid
Cabbage Aphid
"Woolly Aphids"
Mealybugs Associated Primarily with Foliage
Citrus Mealybug
Longtailed Mealybug
Other Mealybugs Observed on Foliage
Cochineal Scales
Soft Scales Associated Primarily with Foliage
Brown Soft Scale
Other Soft Scales Observed on Foliage
Armored Scales Observed Primarily on Foliage
Pine Needle Scale
Other Armored Scales Observed on Foliage
Psyllids
Potato/Tomato Psyllid
Pear Psylla
Other Psyllids
Leafhoppers
Potato Leafhopper
Related Species
Rose Leafhopper
Other Mesophyll-feeding Leafhoppers
Aster (or Sixspotted) Leafhopper
Miscellaneous Leafhoppers that Feed on Phloem
Leaffooted Bugs Associated with Foliage
Squash Bug
Related Species
Plant Bugs
Fourlined Plant Bug
Garden Fleahopper
Other Leaf-feeding Plant Bugs
Hairy Chinch Bug
Related and Similar Species
Stink Bugs that Feed Primarily on Leaves
Lace Bugs
Thrips
Onion Thrips
Other Thrips Associated with Foliage
Spider Mites
Twospotted Spider Mite
Related Species
European Red Mite
Spruce Spider Mite
Related Species
Clover Mite
Related Species
Other Turfgrass Mites
Tarsonemid Mites
Cyclamen Mite
Related Species
False Spider Mites
Rust Mites
Gall-making Aphids
Grape Phylloxera
Other Phylloxeran Leaf Gall Producers
Hackberry Nipplegall Maker
Other Gall-making Psyllids on Hackberry
Other Psyllids that Distort or Produce Galls on Foliage
Eriophyid Mites that Produce Leaf or Bud Galls
CHAPTER FOUR INSECTS ASSOCIATED WITH STEMS, TWIGS, SHOOTS, AND CANES
European Pine Shoot Moth
Other Moths that Develop in Shoots and Terminal Growth of Conifers
White Pine Weevil
Other Beetles that Develop in Shoots and Terminal Growth of Conifers
Flies that Develop in Shoots and Twigs of Conifers
Moths that Develop in Shoots, Twigs, and Canes of Deciduous Trees and Shrubs
Rose Shoot Sawfly and Raspberry Horntail
Other Sawfly Shoot and Stem Borers
Rednecked Cane Borer
Related Species
Other Beetles Associated with Twigs and Small Branches
Flies that Develop in Shoots, Twigs, and Canes of Deciduous Trees and Shrubs
Squash Vine Borer
European Corn Borer
Other Stem-boring Moths of Herbaceous Plants
Sawflies that Develop in Stems of Herbaceous Plants
Beetles that Develop in Stems of Herbaceous Plants
Flies that Develop in Stems of Herbaceous Plants
Pith-nesting Bees and Wasps
Aphids that Develop on Stems, Twigs, Shoots, and Canes
Woolly Apple Aphid
Other Woolly Aphids on Twigs, Branches, and Trunks
Adelgids that Develop on Twigs and Terminals of Conifers
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Other Adelgids Associated with Twigs and Terminals of Conifers
Mealybugs Associated Primarily with Stems and Twigs
Eriococcid Scales Commonly Observed on Twigs
European Elm Scale
Other Eriococcid Scales
Soft Scales Observed Primarily on Twigs
European Fruit Lecanium
Other Lecanium-type Soft Scales
Striped Pine Scale
Related and Similar Species
Cottony Maple Scale
Other Soft Scales Associated Primarily with Twigs
Margarodid Scales Associated Primarily with Twigs
Cottony Cushion Scale
Other Margarodid Scales
Armored Scales that Develop Primarily on Small Branches and Twigs
Oystershell Scale
Other Armored Scales Associated with Twigs and Branches
Kermes, Pit, and Falsepit Scales
Spittlebugs
Planthoppers
Treehoppers
Buffalo Treehopper
Other Treehoppers
Cicadas
Periodical Cicadas
Other Cicadas
Twig Wounding Produced by Egg Laying and Oviposition Injuries
Gall Wasps Associated with Twigs and Small Branches
Oak Rough Bulletgall Wasp
Related Species
Horned Oak Gall Wasp
Related Species
Rose Gall Wasps
Other Gall Wasps
Flies and Caterpillars that Produce Galls in Stems and Twigs
Cooley Spruce Gall Adelgid
Other Gall-making Adelgids
CHAPTER FIVE INSECTS ASSOCIATED WITH LARGE BRANCHES AND THE TRUNK OF TREES AND SHRUBS
Clearwing Borers
Ash/Lilac Borer
Other Clearwing Borers Associated with Trunks and Branches
Carpenterworm
Other Carpenterworms
Zimmerman Pine Moth
Other Pyralid Borers
Metallic Wood Borers/Flatheaded Borers
Bronze Birch Borer
Emerald Ash Borer
Related Species
Flatheaded Appletree Borer
Related Species
Longhorned Beetles/Roundheaded Borers
Locust Borer
Related Species
Poplar Borer
Related Species
Other Longhorned Beetles Commonly Found in Trees and Shrubs
Poplar and Willow Borer
Other Trunk-boring Weevils
Horntails
Pigeon Tremex
Other Horntails
Bark Beetles
Shothole Borer
Related Species
Smaller European Elm Bark Beetle
Other Elm Bark Beetles
Ash Bark Beetles
Southern Pine Beetle and Relatives
Ips Beetles
Ambrosia Beetles
CHAPTER SIX INSECTS AND OTHER INVERTEBRATES ASSOCIATED WITH ROOTS, TUBERS, SOIL, AND THE SOIL SURFACE
White Grubs
Northern Masked Chafer
Related Species
Other White Grubs Associated with Turfgrass
White Grubs Associated Primarily with Garden Plants
Root Weevils
Black Vine Weevil
Other Root-damaging Weevils
Sweetpotato Weevil
Other Vegetable Weevils
Bluegrass Billbug
Other Billbugs
Wireworms
Western Corn Rootworm
Other Leaf Beetles that Develop on Roots and Tubers
Peachtree Borer
Iris Borer
Other Crown-boring Caterpillars
Subterranean and Surface-feeding Cutworms
Black Cutworm
Other Surface-feeding and Subterranean Caterpillars
Roundheaded Borers that Feed on Roots
Root Maggots and Bulb Flies
Cabbage Maggot
Other Root Maggots
Narcissus Bulb Fly
Other Bulb Flies
Carrot Rust Fly
European Crane Fly
Other Flies Associated with the Root Area of Turfgrass
Fungus Gnats
Other Small Flies Associated with Indoor Plant Production
Flies Associated with Decaying Organic Matter and Compost
Mole Crickets
Tawny Mole Cricket
Other Crickets Associated with Soil
Subterranean Termites
Ants
Red Imported Fire Ant
Other Ants Common in Yards and Gardens
Root Aphids and Other Sucking Insects
Sowbugs and Pillbugs
Other Land-adapted Crustaceans
Millipedes
Springtails
Symphylans
Soil-dwelling Mites
Earthworms
CHAPTER SEVEN INSECTS AND MITES ASSOCIATED WITH FLOWERS, FRUITS, NUTS, AND SEEDS
Codling Moth
Related Species
Oriental Fruit Moth
Related Species
Tobacco Budworm
Related Species
Corn Earworm/Tomato Fruitworm/ Bollworm
Other Fruit-infesting Cutworms
Pickleworm
Related Species
Other Fruit- and Seed-infesting Caterpillars
Fruit-infesting Sawflies
Related Species
Scarab Beetles Found at Fruit and Flowers
Sap Beetles and other Fruit-damaging Beetles
Dusky Sap Beetle
Other Sap Beetles
Other Fruit-damaging Beetles
Pollen-feeding Beetles Common at Flowers
Fruit, Flower, and Seed Weevils
Plum Curculio
Rose Curculio and Western Rose Curculio
Other Seed-, Fruit-, and Flower-damaging Weevils
Fruit Flies
Apple Maggot
Related Fruit-infesting Flies
Spotted-wing Drosophila
Other Vinegar Flies and Small Fruit Flies
Rose Midge
Other Gall Midges Damaging to Buds, Flowers and Fruit
Yellowjackets and Hornets
Western Yellowjacket
Other Yellowjackets and Hornets
Gall Wasps Affecting Nuts
Western Flower Thrips
Related Species
Tarnished Plant Bug
Related Species
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
Other Stink Bugs that Feed on Flowers, Fruit, and Seeds
Boxelder Bug
Related and Similar Species
Western Conifer-seed Bug
Related Species
Scales and Mealybugs Associated with Fruit Injuries
Eriophyid Mites that Damage Fruits and Flowers
CHAPTER EIGHT NATURAL ENEMIES OF INSECTS AND POLLINATORS: THE "BENEFICIAL BUGS"
Predators of Insects and Mites
Lady Beetles (Ladybugs, Ladybird Beetles)
Ground Beetles
Rove Beetles
Soldier Beetles
Blister Beetles
Fireflies/Lightningbugs
Soft-winged Flower Beetles
Clerid Beetles
Cybocephalid Beetles
Green Lacewings
Brown Lacewings
Dustywings
Antlions
Syrphid Flies (Flower Flies, Hover Flies)
Predatory Midges
Longlegged and Dance Flies
Robber Flies
Bee Flies
Predatory Thrips
Predatory Stink Bugs
Assassin Bugs
Damsel Bugs
Predatory Plant Bugs
Big-eyed Bugs
Minute Pirate Bugs
Mantids
Earwigs
Dragonflies and Damselflies
Crab Spiders
Jumping Spiders
Wolf Spiders
Nursery Web Spiders
Dysderid Spiders
Orbweavers
Longjawed and Orchard Orbweavers
Cobweb Weaver Spiders
Lynx Spiders
Funnel Weavers
Prowling Spiders
Cellar Spiders
Brown or Recluse Spiders
Daddy Longlegs/Harvestmen
Predatory Mites
Centipedes
Predatory Snails
Hunting Wasps and Ants
Predatory Ants
Paper Wasps
Hornets and Yellowjackets
Potter Wasps
Hunting Wasps
Spider Wasps
Insect Parasitoids
Tiphiid and Scoliid Wasps
Pelecinid Wasps
Ichneumonid Wasps
Braconid Wasps
Chalcid Wasps
Sarcophagid Flies
Tachinid Flies
Insect Pathogens
Bees
Honey Bee
Bumble Bees
Large Carpenter Bees
Cavity-nesting Bees
Soil-nesting Bees
Glossary
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