Insect Pest Identification

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All the teaching you have to offer is surely worthy of a better microphone.

[@forlornfool221]

Legit

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This online workshop from 4 years ago has made some serious upgrades..thanks for the suggestions! Wanted to share the information even though the zoom microphone wasn't the best.

[@VashFitopatolog]

Very interesting videos. For a long time I wanted to compare the problems with plants in us, in Ukraine, and you, in the USA. Thank you

[@IntegratedPestManagement]

No problem!

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[@duaneeseo7587]

Excellent presentation.

[@dilrajsinghshergill550]

Excellent explanation, thanks

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Glad you liked it

[@danieljackson5978]

very good resource

[@ronaldmhlanga3660]

Quite highlighting

[@davidhume6275]

Thank you

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You're welcome!

[@sheilaomalley7061]

Found a strange bug, I'd like to attach a picture of anyone knows what it is??

[@sheilaomalley7061]

Or I can email it, if someone can let me know who to contact. Thanks

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[@ms-jr2lu]

Anyone able to help identify this bug? There are lots of them on my wall. I have two videos up. Full screen will make it easier to see. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKSteoxna6prl9E

[@IntegratedPestManagement]

It looks like a Psocid. They are also called booklice or barklice. They feed on fungi, dead insect bits, or starchy materials. They usually like warm damp areas. Overall not considered a super serious pest. If there is a moisture problem that is a more serious problem. extension.umn.edu/product-and-houseplant-pests/psocids#:~:text=Booklice%20are%20rarely%20damaging%20inside,mold%20and%20fungi%20are%20growing

[@akashps2025]

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