| 5427225 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
on lettuce |
| 5427227 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
on rose |
| 5427746 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 5427747 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 5462151 |
thrips |
Frankliniella fallaciosa |
Origin- Guatemala. ID by David A. Nickle & Bert Lindsey. |
| 5462152 |
thrips |
Frankliniella fallaciosa |
Origin- Guatemala. Close-up of pronotum, prothorax, and mesothorax. ID by David A. Nickle & Bert Lindsey. |
| 5462153 |
thrips |
Frankliniella fallaciosa |
Origin- Guatemala. Antennal segments IV-VII. ID by David A. Nickle & Bert Lindsey. |
| 0027022 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
|
| 5433378 |
thrips |
Frankliniella panamensis |
Intercepted on Artemisia from Colombia by S. Washington at Atlanta International Airport Custom and Border Protection |
| 5439630 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 5439631 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 5439632 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Western flower thrips are barely visible in this photo. |
| 5439633 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Western flower thrips are barely visible in this photo. |
| 5439634 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Western flower thrips are barely visible in this photo. |
| 5439635 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Western flower thrips are barely visible in this photo. |
| 1476101 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
instar II nymph |
| 1243100 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Oviposition injury to tomato fruit |
| 1857020 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
to seedlings |
| 0027021 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
|
| 1857019 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
to seedling |
| 1435136 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Thrips move to seedling cotton from nearby weeds. Their damage causes leaves to curl upward and become "possum-eared." Injured plants become stunted and severe injury delays squaring. |
| 1243096 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Feeding injury to English daisy (Bellis) |
| 1857017 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
|
| 4387048 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 1127014 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
injury on seedling |
| 1440120 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
Tobacco thrips may cause damage to tobacco, especially during dry years. These slender yellow-to-brown insects are about 1/25 inch long. Adults have four very narrow, featherlike wings. Adults and nymphs suck sap from the leaves producing gray to silver feeding marks primarily along the veins of the lower leaves. The leave also become peppered with minute black spots. The underside of midribs may be damaged. Heavy infestations cause the foliage to turn yellow. |
| 2511063 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Thrips-vectored Tomato spotted wilt symptoms in tomato |
| 2511047 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Treated plant to reduce thrips vectored Tomato spotted wilt virus |
| 2511062 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Thrips-vectored tomato spotted wilt symptoms in tobacco |
| 1402111 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
Thrips feeding usually follows minor veins and the overall appearance is similar to some diseases like etch. Heavy feeding will sometimes give the surface of the leaf a shiny or silvery appearance. The underside of midribs may also be injured. Damage is most common on lower leaves of knee-high plants, but thrips may attack newly set plants. Adult thrips are tiny (1/25 inch), elongate insects, dark brown with featherlike wings. Immature are smaller and yellow or yellow-orange. To see thrips, slap a damaged leaf against a light-colored surface and observe insect movement on that surface. Thrips may be most significant as a vector of tomato spotted wilt virus. |
| 1857021 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
treated (left) and untreated (right) |
| 0177100 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Symptoms caused by oviposition of Frankliniella occidentalis on capsicum leaves. |
| 2511060 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Irregular ripening associated with thrips-transmitted Tomato spotted wilt virus |
| 1857018 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
to seedlings |
| 5422728 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
feeding in flower in ornamental greenhouse |
| 5369750 |
flower thrips |
Frankliniella spp. |
Scarring injuries to flower petals |
| 5403450 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
thrips and damage |
| 5403461 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
thrips and damage |
| 5186056 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
F. occidentalis with large postocular setae and with anteroangular setae about equal to anteromarginal setae |
| 5186057 |
eastern flower thrips |
Frankliniella tritici |
Pronotum with 4-5 pairs of large, well developed setae; |
| 5370035 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 5370036 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Adult and nymph |
| 5382154 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Foliage injury to bean leaf. |
| 5368399 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Outer leaves of cabbage with brown flecks or scars many times near the veins. |
| 5368400 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Brown, scarred, necrotic tissue. |
| 5368401 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Brown, scarred, necrotic tissue. |
| 5368402 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
|
| 1440121 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
Tobacco thrips may cause damage to tobacco, especially during dry years. These slender yellow-to-brown insects are about 1/25 inch long. Adults have four very narrow, featherlike wings. Adults and nymphs suck sap from the leaves producing gray to silver feeding marks primarily along the veins of the lower leaves. The leaves also become peppered with minute black spots. The underside of midribs may be damaged. Heavy infestations cause the foliage to turn yellow, as seen here. |
| 0660069 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Thrips damage on cucumber leaves: Frankliniella occidentalis with coarser pattern (left); Thrips tabaci on right, for comparison. |
| 0660068 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Adults of Frankliniella occidentalis: one male (smaller) and two females. |
| 5364132 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Adult western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis). |
| 5357439 |
eastern flower thrips |
Frankliniella tritici |
Green tomato showing damage caused by flower thrips (Frankliniella tritici). |
| 1304026 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Western flower thrips on damaged nectarine leaf. 2/19/88 #25 |
| 1389005 |
tobacco thrips |
Frankliniella fusca |
|
| 0177067 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Terminal part of antennae |
| 1243056 |
western flower thrips |
Frankliniella occidentalis |
Halo spot around oviposition injury scar to Pea. |
