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Key to Icons: Can be residents in Australian cotton fields - No or little known damage or effect as a beneficial These arthropods have beneficial effects in the crop - generally prey on or displace pest species These arthropods have been known to damage or are associated with damage in cotton. NB some of these species act to suppress other pest species These exotic pests are not present in Australia but are a threat if introduced Mobile friendly list
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SUSTAINABLE COTTON LANDSCAPES
Ants Bacteria Beetles Green Carab Beetle Green Soldier Beetle Red and Blue Beetle Ladybirds Minute Two-Spotted Ladybird White collared ladybird Striped Ladybird Common spotted ladybird Transverse ladybird Mealybug ladybird Bugs Apple Dimpling Bugs Assassin Bug Bigeyed Bug Brown Smudge Bug Damsel Bug Glossy Shield Bug Pirate Bug Predatory Shield Bug Red eyed bug Seed eating bug Earwigs Common Brown Earwig Flies Hoverflies Silver fly Tachnid flies Fungus Fungal diseases
Lacewings Green Lacewings Brown Lacewing Millipedes Millipedes Mites Red Predatory mite
Parasitoids Parasitoids of Aphids Parasitoids of Green vegetable bugs Parasitoids of Lepidopteran eggs Parasitoids of Lepidopteran larvae Parasitoids of Lepidopteran pupae Parasitoids of Whitefly Spiders Spiders - the Hunters Flower or Crab Spiders Jumping Spiders Lynx Spiders Nightstalking or Sac Spiders
Spiders - the Web builders Orbweavers Redback Spider Tangle Web Spider Wolf Spiders Thrips Thrips Virus Viral Diseases Wasps Banded Caterpillar Parasite Two-toned Caterpillar Parasite Orange Caterpillar Parasite Orchid Dupe Microplitis Demolitor Trichogramma
