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greenhouse whitefly

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Noun1.greenhouse whitefly - whitefly that inhabits greenhousesgreenhouse whitefly - whitefly that inhabits greenhouses  
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
whitefly - minute insect that feeds on plant juices; related to scale insects
genus Trialeurodes, Trialeurodes - a genus of Aleyrodidae
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But the greenhouse whitefly has proved more elusive.
SWARMS OF WHITEFLIES BUGGING FARMERS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
After collecting parasitic wasps from both silverleaf whitefly and the closely related greenhouse whitefly, the morphological taxonomists in the division, Dr Ian Naumann and Dr Stefan Schmidt, sorted these into groups that looked the same on the basis of their physical characteristics.
Insect asides: butterfly nets, light-traps, specimens pinned in ... by Ecos
Greenhouse whitefly is a potential pest in spring and summer months.
How to grow great greenhouse cucumbers by Miller, Crow / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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