Tag: pests of African violets

Worms that damage the African violet: Nematode

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Nematode – the most horror enemy for decorative plants, including Parma Violets. Nematodes are worms

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Woolly louse (Pseudococcidae) it is without a doubt a unique representative of the world of insects. Each species of lice is different

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White muscles (Aleyrodidae) they are small polyphytophagous insects, their dimensions do not exceed 3 mm. In nature there is the

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These insects are known to every violet lover. Some small flies flying over the flower pots. Sometimes they disappear,

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Root aphids or root lice (Rhizoecus) It is part of the Pseudococcidae family. This fact suggests that root aphids

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The Aphids suborder is by far and perhaps the largest group of insects. According to a modest estimate, it encompasses

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Species from the Poduridae family are relatively few. In the soil in the pot, these insects are usually not found. The tenants of

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Thrips is one of the most widespread pests of decorative plants and agricultural crops. Probable, there is no plant

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It is a new mite about which not much information is known. The behavior of this mite, the shape of the eggs, type and place

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The mite family Tarsonemidae is quite large and includes a variety of species. In general, this species of mites is

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