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Pest Thrips and Their Damage in California Gardens and Landscapes

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Avocado thrips Bean thrips Citrus thrips Cuban laurel thrips Greenhouse thrips	Myoporum thrips Onion thrips Toyon Thrips Western flower thrips

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Avocado thrips adult	Avocado thrips larvae	Avocado thrips fruit scarring
Bean thrips adults	Bean thrips larva	Bean thrips leaf bleaching and fecal specks
Citrus thrips adult	Citrus thrips larvae	Citrus thrips fruit scarring
Cuban laurel thrips adult	Cuban laurel thrips egg and larva	Cuban laurel thrips leaf gall
Greenhouse thrips adult	Greenhouse thrips larvae	Greenhouse thrips leaf bleaching and feces
Myoporum thrips adults Photo by Gevork Arakelian	Myoporum thrips prepupa Photo by Gevork Arakelian	Myoporum thrips galling Photo by Los Angeles County Department of Agriculture
Onion thrips adult	Onion thrips leaf stippling	Terminals distorted by toyon thrips feeding
Western flower thrips adult	Western flower thrips larvae	Western flower thrips petal necrosis and distortion

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