Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. whiteflies infestation plant The first sign of a budding whitefly infestation might be a host of tiny white flying insects rising ...

Whiteflies will suck the sap out of plant leaves, causing them to yellow and weaken. Removing or hosing down the infested leaves can help quell these pests. Companion planting with flowers that repel ...

Your description indicates an infestation of whiteflies, which are a common problem on houseplants. Adults are wedge-shaped with white, powdery wings, and they will fly up from the foliage in a cloud ...

Your description sounds like you have a problem with whiteflies and a population big enough that it requires treatment. Whiteflies (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) are tiny insects related to aphids, ...

Q: For the past two years I have fought either spider mites or whiteflies on my tomato plants. I have tried home remedies and everything the nursery has recommended, including neem oil. They end up ...

Sweet potato whiteflies are no stranger to living in close relationships with bacteria. Like aphids and other insects with limited diets, the whiteflies have a primary symbiont, or partner they rely ...

Q: I would appreciate your advice on how to control/kill whiteflies. I have battled this pest in my greenhouse when growing seedlings and could not get them under control in my garden this past summer ...

Q: My purple passion plant has sticky white things attached to the leaves, mostly on the underside. They move when I try to wipe them away. Are they whiteflies? How do I get rid of them? Also, why do ...

Whiteflies are small, white-winged, low flying insects that flit erratically when disturbed. Ten species are common in California. Whiteflies feed on many crops, weeds, ornamentals, shrubs and trees, ...

If you see tiny white bugs on plants, clambering over leaves in a group or flying in a swarm when a plant is disturbed, you are probably dealing with whiteflies. Whiteflies are common plant pests that ...

A bacterium that spread rapidly throughout the tiny whiteflies living in the American Southwest has a complicated relationship with its new host. It appears to help mother whiteflies produce more ...