A study on insect pests of pea plants finds that which pest attacks first changes how the plant mounts defenses, how effective those defenses are, and the eventual nutritional quality of the plants. The...

The Entomology 2021 virtual conference is now underway, and the in-person event in Denver, Colorado, begins October 31. Check out the online program to see the full schedule of virtual and in-person sessions....

This post How One Entomologist is Digging Deep Into Data on Insect Declines appeared first on Entomology Today - Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America . Meet Mike Crossley, Ph.D., whose...

A grade-school curriculum using arthropods as a channel for social-emotional learning and a weekly, interactive entomology webcast earned honors in the Entomological Society of America's first annual award...

This post Can Honey Bees Survive Varroa Mites? The Challenges, the Tactics, the Future appeared first on Entomology Today - Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America . More than 30 years after...

Learn more about the work of several entomologists who are organizing and speaking at the 9th Latin American/Hispanic Symposium: Rising Strong in Entomology, taking place virtually during Entomology 2021....

A new study shows that male mosquitoes hover near humans but tend not to land or bite—a behavior researchers suspect is a tactic for finding female mates. Shown here are caged mosquitoes on a human hand...

Krystal Hans, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of forensic entomology and director of forensic science at Purdue University. She is also a forensic entomology consultant with law enforcement, pathologists,...

The scale insect Fiorinia phantasma , sometimes known as phantasma scale, arrived in Florida in 2018 and threatens palm, ornamental, and fruit trees. A new guide in the Journal of Integrated Pest Management...

From sea to shining sea: Invasive insect species pose threats U.S. agriculture, natural resources, and public health. Just three examples include the spotted lanternfly ( Lycorma delicatula ) (left) on...