Welcome to the
Insect Identification Laboratory
at Virginia Tech
Common Insect and Mite Pests of Vegetables
found in Virginia and Nearby Areas
Fact Sheet List
Aphids
Asparagus
Beetle
Bean
Aphid
Bean
Leaf Beetle
Beet
Webworm
Blister
Beetles
Cabbage
Aphid
Cabbage
Looper
Cabbage
Maggot
Cabbage
Webworm
Carrot
Caterpillar
Carrot
Rust Fly
Celery
Leaf Tier
Celeryworm
Colorado
Potato Beetle
Corn
Earworm
Corn
Sap Beetles
Cowpea
Curculio
Cucumber
Beetles
Cutworms
Diamondback
Moth
Eggplant
Lacebug
European
Corn Borer
European
Corn Borer in Sweet Bell Peppers
Fall
Armyworm
Flea
Beetles
Garden
Symphylan
Grasshoppers
Harlequin
Bug
Hornworms
Imported
cabbageworm
Japanese
Beetle
Leafhoppers
Leafminers
Lima
Bean Pod Borer
Lygus
Bugs
Mexican
Bean Beetle
Mole
Crickets
Onion
Maggot
Onion
Thrips
Orange
Tortrix
Parsleyworm
Pea
Weevil
Pepper
Maggot
Pepper
Weevil
Pickleworm
Potato
Tuberworm
Raspberry
Crown Borer
Raspberry
Fruitworms
Red
Necked Cane Borer
Rhubarb
Curculio
Root
Maggots
Rose
Chafer
Rose
Scale
Seedcorn
Maggot
Six
Spotted Leafhopper
Spider
Mites
Spotted
Cucumber Beetle
Stalk
Borer
Stink
Bugs
Striped
Cucumber Beetle
Squash
Bug
Squash
Vine Borer
Sweet
Potato Weevil
Tarnished
Plant Bug
Tomato
Fruitworm
Tomato
Russet Mite
Turnip
Aphid
Vegetable
Weevil
White
Fringed Beetles
White
Grubs
Wireworms
Revised 3/29/2006
Developed by Alexandra Spring & Eric R. Day
(Manager), Insect Identification Laboratory, Department of
Entomology, Virginia Tech
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or notice errors, please contact my office at: Insect Identification
Lab, Department of Entomology, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
24061-0319. Please let us know how you heard about this World Wide
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