Many other insects _ including grasshoppers, green lacewings and tiger beetles _ have evolved a bat countermeasure : " the bat sensitive ear, " as researchers say.
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Antibat tactics are known in four orders of Insecta : moths ( Lepidoptera ), crickets ( Orthoptera ), mantids ( Dictyoptera ), and green lacewings ( Neuroptera ).
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Natural enemies like " Habrobracon hebetor ", " Trichogramma chlionis ", green lacewing, predatory stink bugs, spider, and ants are also effective.
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Formerly, the pleasing lacewings ( Dilaridae ), silky lacewings ( Psychopsidae ), giant lacewings ( Polystoechotidae ) and as noted above the green lacewings ( Chrysopidae ) were placed therein too.
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Green lacewings : These light-green, 3 / 4-inch insects are valued for their gray-green larvae, sometimes known as aphid lions for their voracious appetites for those pests.
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Swallows-- whose annual return to Mission San Juan Capistrano brings as many tourists as birds-- are getting encouragement in the form of ladybugs and green lacewing larvae strewn about the grounds.
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Compared to other Neuroptera, which have an extensive, sometimes extremely abundant, fossil record, green lacewings are not known from that many fossils, and these are not generally well-studied.
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Predators include the brown lacewing " Sympherobius barberi ", the green lacewing " Chrysopa lateralis ", hoverfly larvae, and the ladybird beetle, readily attacks the citrus mealybug.
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Green lacewing larvae have voracious appetites, so will attack whiteflies, as well as other pests, including aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, leafhopper larvae, moth eggs, scales, and thrips.
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The green lacewing eats more pest species than the highly regarded ladybug, according to the recently published " Broadsides From the Other Orders " ( Random House, $ 23 ) by Sue Hubbell.
