Whitefly captured under foldscope

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Whiteflies are the pests that typically feed on the undersides of plant leaves. Both adult and nymph whiteflies feed by sucking plant juices out of the foliage. Whiteflies have an extremely wide host range, including tomato, mustard, cabbage, cucumber, and soybeans. They present major problems in crop protection.

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