Insects, Ladybugs, and plant lice

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Plant lice are eaten by insects

Insects and ladybug like white lice that live on the stems and leaves of plants.

White fleas take the leaf armpit as a place to make it their home.
Plant lice sometimes also make the fruit surface as their nest.
There are also white plant lice that make the bottom surface of the leaves as a shelter to protect themselves from rain when the rainy season arrives. The bottom of the leaf is the most comfortable and safe place to make their nest.

Plant lice live in groups and groups. so it is very easy to eradicate it and suck the plant liquid by sticking the tool into its mouth into the leaf and fruit epidermal tissue.

There is also a white lice plant targeting old leaves in the middle vein of the leaf.

However, if the white lice make their nests on young leaves, they target the entire leaf surface.

When plant infestation sucks fluid, the mouth device on plant lice injects toxins into plant tissues. Then it causes the leaves to grow stunted and become wrinkled.

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Insects are very fond of plants, so insects are useful for cleaning plants from attack by white plant lice

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Many insects hunt for lice in plants with tools in their mouths.
Sometimes insects inject toxins on the leaves of plants.

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