Woolly apple aphids feed ferociously and can go through many generations in a year. Their presence is often signified by the distinctive cotton-like fluff they produce, and symptoms including ...

Alias: Woolly apple aphids are most known for giving your apple tree a furry look on the main trunks and limbs. Adult woolly apple aphids are small tear dropped shaped insects that are covered in ...

During the fall, woolly aphids start to appear on local trees. The insects are not harmful to trees, but if you find yourself put off by the blue and white bugs ...

Six fungi species were tested and three were found fast and effective at infecting and destroying woolly apple aphids.

The boogie-woogie aphid—or the beech blight aphid (Grylloprociphilus imbricator), as it’s known officially—was the subject of a recent Reddit post by user u/your_name_here___.

Small, white bugs known as woolly aphids bring 'summer snow' to East Tennessee It may look like pollen, but the white "fuzzies" floating around East Tennessee are actually a type of tiny insect.

While I am not absolutely sure about the species, these delightful fairies are a type of woolly aphid (subfamily Eriosomatinae - ‘erio’ means wooly) that can be recognized by the white, waxy ...

The most common method of controlling woolly apple aphid infestations in orchards has, for the past several decades, involved applying high doses of chemical insecticides.

The most common method of controlling woolly apple aphid infestations in orchards has, for the past several decades, involved applying high doses of chemical insecticides.