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ATKTA4 - Licenced Description Acarina Acari Acariformes Allow Anatomical Anatomy Animal Anatomy Animal Anystina Arachnid Arachnida Araneae Arthropod Arthropoda Attack Biological Biology Biological Classification Cause Cell Cellular Chemical Chemistry Common Color Collapse Concept Considered Cytology Discoloration Economic Economics Eleutherangona Eukaryotae Eukaryote Feed Feeding Fine Fluid General Generally Graying Histologic Histological Histology Host Important Infestation Infest Infesting Invertebrate Leaf Leaves Life Science Liquid Lower Mesophyll Micrograph Micrography Microscopy Mite Most Mouthpart Needle Like Organism Over Pierce Piercing Plant Plant Anatomy Plant Tissue Plant Shoot System Properties Prostigmata Report Reported Scanning Electron Micrograph Science SEM Species Spider Spin Spot Spotted Strand Substance Suck Sucking Surface Tetranychidae Tetranychoidea Tetranychus urticae Tissue Trombidiformes Two Spotted Web Webbing Wood Wooden Woody Yellow Yellowing SEM of a two spotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae mag 30x at 24 x 36 mm with piercing mouthparts that allow the mite to suck sap from over 200 plant species This mite is one of the most economically costly and commonly attacks woody plants Spider mites spin fine webbing strands and cause leaf discoloration due to mesophyll cell collapse