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White Grubs in Texas Turfgrass
(2004-06-24)
White grubs are the larval stage of insects commonly known as May or June beetles. A few species commonly damage turfgrass and other cultivated plants. This publication includes biological and management information.
Springtails
(2004-07-16)
Springtails are an insect pest of lawns and homes. They are not harmful to people, pets, plants, structures or furnishings. However, their presence and jumping behaviors make them a nuisance. This publication offers ideas ...
Earwigs
(2004-08-06)
Earwigs are abundant throughout Texas and can be a nuisance when they invade homes or damage plants. This publication explains the biology and habits of earwigs and offers three ways to control them: sanitation, mechanical ...
Grasshoppers and Their Control
(2004-06-16)
This leaflet describes the five most damaging grasshopper species in Texas, and offers suggestions for monitoring and control.
Centipedes and Millipedes
(2004-09-17)
Centipedes and millipedes are not usually considered to be destructive pests. However, centipedes will bite, and millipedes give off a repugnant odor when handled. This publication lists many ways to control these pests ...
Fall Webworm
(2004-10-08)
The fall webworm is a common pest of trees and shrubs. This insect produces unsightly webs, and repeated infestations can damage plants. Control methods are most successful when one understands the pest's life cycle. This ...
Oak Leaf Roller and Springtime Defoliation of Live Oak Trees
(2004-03-26)
This publication explains how to minimize damage to live oak trees by the oak leaf roller and an associated caterpillar species, which occur throughout Texas but are most damaging in the Hill Country and South Texas.