Certain mite species eat conifers such as fir, false cypress, pine, taxus, and oak. They also target fruit trees, such as cherry, pear, and plum. Where do spider mites live? Spider mites cover ...

Why Spider Mites Are So Common "Spider mites are one of the more common—and exceptionally frustrating—pests of plants both ...

If your once-vigorous plant is starting to look sickly, spider mites may be the culprits. These tiny, plant-feeding arachnids ...

Spider mites can be incredibly difficult to get rid of, but this class of pesticides can provide effective results without ...

Caption Scanning electron microscope image of a two-spotted spider mite, which is less than one millimeter long. Richard Clark of the University of Utah helped lead an international team of 55 ...

If the leaves on your houseplant look stippled or distorted, the plant may have fallen victim to mites, specifically spider mites. These arachnids are hard to see, reproduce rapidly, and leave a ...