1. Floriculture Disorders Beneficial Insects

2. Anthracnose

3. Aphids

4. Green Aphids – They can be an assortment of colors.

5. Assassin bug – They can be different colors than what you see here.

6. Bacterial wilt – The plant looks like it is in a deep wilt.

7. Anthracnose A fungal disease usually seen in trees. Look for a leaf spot of a tree leaf. Usually affects oaks, maples, and sycamores.

8. Bacterial Wilt Seen on tomatoes and cucumbers. Look for the wilting of the leaves.

9. Bacterial Wilt #2

10. Bacterial wilt #3

11. Bitter cress Weed

12. Bitter cress as well

13. Black scale ( with ant)

14. Black scale on a stem (grouped)

15. Chickweed

16. Chickweed too

17. Damping off: occurs in seedlings that are kept too wet.

18. Damping off in seedlings planted in peat moss plugs.

19. Dandelion - weed

20. Fern weed

21. Fusarium wilt: Found on tomato, cucumber and herbaceous plants

22. Fusarium wilt: Symptoms include chlorosis, necrosis, browning of vascular tissue (inside)

23. Fusarium wilt that made it to the stem.

24. Ganoderma butt rot: Trees (Palms)

25. Ganoderma Butt – base of tree (palm)

26. Cold Damage – Burnt tips

27. Cold Damage – Burnt foliage

28. Improper watering

41. Gray leaf spot of turf: Lesions are rectangular in shape on the turf blade.

42. Gray leaf spot – rectangular spots

43. Beneficial insect – Lace wing

44. Beneficial insect - Ladybug

45. Beneficial insect – Parasitic wasp

46. Beneficial Insects – Praying mantid

47. Leaf spot

48. Leafhopper

49. Leafhopper #2

50. Leaf miner – after it emerges from leaf

51. Leaf miner damage: immature burrows through the leaf until it emerges and flies away

52. Mealybugs: soft bodied scale

53. Mealybugs on a stem.

54. Mosaic: Intermingled patches of normal and light green or yellow colors.

55. Mosaic: Distorted leaves

56. Mosaic again, notice bottom right.

57. Moss

58. Moss again

59. Poinsettia scab: scab like raised spots with tan center surrounded by white, red, or purple ring.

60. Poinsettia scab

61. Powdery mildew: White powder like fungus that covers a leaf.

62. Powdery mildew: covering entire leaf

63. Rhizoctonia: Stem rot of a plant.

64. Rhizoctonia: Dark lesions on the stem.

65. Root rot: Look for brown/black roots

66. Root rot: brown roots

67. Rust: Pustules (yellow, orange, purple) on the undersides of leaves that produce spores.

68. Rust

69. Scale insects: piercing sucking mouthpart

70. Scale on stem

71. Scale insects

72. Slug

73. Snail

74. Sooty mold: black mold on leaf.

75. Spidermites : Come in all colors

76. Spidermites: Look for the webs.

77. Spidermites: found on underside of leaf

78. Spittlebug

79. Spittlebug again.

80. Whitefly: small white flies that are found on the underside of a leaf.

81. Whitefly: Piercing sucking mouthpart

82. Wood Sorrel (clover)

83. Wood Sorrel