The name “thrips” refers to a family of tiny insects. The word is both singular and plural; somewhat like “moose”.
My blog post here simply publicizes my latest article, “How Some Thrips are Destructive While Others Help Control Insect Pests“, in a now-defunct online science magazine.
Who Cares about Thrips?
Gardeners, orchard owners and farmers all care about the thrips, because some of them damage crops, fruit or fruit trees.
Other thrips are harmless or beneficial. Not every thrips is an insect pest deserving of insecticide applied by a professional exterminator!
Dealing with Thrips Naturally
I haven’t searched for “thrips” in Abe’s Market, but they do sell natural products to deal with other insect pests such as head lice and bedbugs.
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Promoting my Article about Thrips
As always in my Blog of Writing, “The Ambiguous Thrips” adds an unambiguous writing tip.
Some More Problematic Insects
The middle of July isn’t too soon to prepare for the upcoming insects of autumn. Bedbugs, of course, are all-season champions of nasty.
My earlier “Autumn Insect Articles Recap for 2011” still has timely links for several articles about other insect pests.
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