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Agricultural or Structural Pest

Relationship to people describes how a species interacts with human life, whether it has been domesticated, is farmed or commercially raised, is kept as a pet, is hunted or fished, acts as an agricultural or structural pest, carries disease as a vector, has become invasive outside its native range once introduced, or has no significant recorded interaction with people at all.

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Reproductive Mode
Oviparous (Egg-Laying) 1
Agricultural or Structural Pest
Filter Results61 entries
Showing the 100 most common of 158 options.

American Cockroach

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Aphid

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Asian Giant Hornet

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Atlas Moth

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Bed Bug

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Boll Weevil

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Booklouse

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Cabbage White

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Carpenter Bee

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Cicada Killer Wasp

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Click Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Cockchafer

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Codling Moth

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Colorado Potato Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Crane Fly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Darkling Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Deathwatch Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Desert Locust

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Drosophila melanogaster

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Drugstore beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Fruit Fly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Furniture Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

German Cockroach

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Grasshopper

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Green June Beetle (Cotinis nitida)

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Housefly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Hylotrupes bajulus

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Io Moth

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Japanese Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Katydid

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Leafcutter Ant

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Leafhopper

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Mastotermes darwiniensis

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Mealworm

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Mediterranean Fruit Fly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Mole Cricket

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Mountain Pine Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Orgyia antiqua

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Oriental Cockroach

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Painted Lady

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Paper Wasp

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Papilio aegeus

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Pieris brassicae

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Pieris rapae

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Polyphemus Moth

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Red Milkweed Beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Sawfly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Screwworm Fly

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Silverfish

Agricultural or Structural Pest

Small hive beetle

Agricultural or Structural Pest

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Insect
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Most insects reproduce by laying eggs.
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