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1. GROUP 1
Leader:Ralph Galicia
Member:Janine Arro
Donald Toca
Harry Gomia
Vanessa Cataga
Joana Tulang
Sarah Singcay
Jean Sularte
Instructor:Ms.Richie Lou Cassion

2. Fire Ant-(genus Solenopsis), also called
thief ant, any of a genus of insects in
the family Formicidae, order
Hymenoptera, that occur in tropical
regions of the world, such as Central
and South America, and in some
temperate regions, such as North
America

3. Millipede-Are common occasional
pests that sometimes invade
buildings particularly when the
weather turns hot and dry. While
millipedes sometimes enter in
large numbers, they do not bite,
sting, or transmit diseases, nor do
they infest food, clothing or dry,
structurally sound wood.

4. White Grub-Refers to the larvae of
scarab beetles of different genera
that damage crops by feeding on root
systems. This can lead to poor plant
growth and sometimes plant death.
Damage can be especially serious
when the white grubs feed on young
plants

5. Spider- Belong to the kingdom
Animal, phylum Arthropoda,
class Arachnida, and order
Araneae. They all have
segmented bodies, a hard
exoskeleton, and appendages
that are jointed.

6. Fly-Specifically, belong to the
order Diptera, which is derived
from Greek, meaning “two-
winged.” Dipterans have one pair
of functional wings and one pair
of reduced halteres, which serve
as balance organs during flight.

7. Bed bug- (Insecta: Hemiptera:
Cimicidae) usually implicated in
human infestations are Cimex
lectularius and C. hemipterus.
Although rare, humans may
become incidental hosts of
Cimex species of bats and
birds.

8. Earthworm-Also called
angleworm, any one of more
than 1,800 species of
terrestrial worms of the class
Oligochaeta (phylum Annelida)
—in particular, members of the
genus Lumbricus.

9. Cricket- Are in the Class
Insecta, Order Orthoptera,
Suborder Ensifera,
Infraorder Gryllidea, and
Superfamily Grylloidea. The
superfamily Grylloidea was
once considered just a
family, but scientists have
now changed that
classification. The name
comes from the Latin word
gryllus for cricket.

10. Bean weevil-The bean
weevil or seed beetles are a
subfamily (Bruchinae) of
beetles, now placed in the
family Chrysomelidae,
though they have historically
been treated as a separate
family.

11. Termite-Belong to the Phylum
Arthropoda, Class Insecta,
Infraorder Isoptera, and Order
Blattodea. They were formerly
placed in a separate order
(Isoptera) from the
cockroaches (Blattodea), but
Isoptera is currently classified
at the taxonomic rank of
infraorder.

12. Swamp white oak-Is
a medium sized tree
with an
open,irregular,rounded
grown,ascending
upper branches, and
pendulous, lower
branch.

13. Sword fern- Is a broadleaf
evergreen or semi-evergreen
that has large, arching, dark
green, erect fronds that are
born from a crown of scaly
rhizomes. The plant grows to a
height of 3 to 4 feet tall and 2 to
4 feet wide. They may be in
clumps of 75 to 100 fronds.

14. Desmodium
adscendens
plant-It is an
herbaceous,peren
nial plant which
grows up the
trunks of trees.

15. Melastoma malabathricum-It is
a shrub or small tree up to 5 m
tall. Its stems reddish, covered
with small scales. Its opposite,
stalked leaves have leaf blades
that are lance-shaped, 2–15 by
0.6–6.5 cm, and bear three
prominent veins–one central and
two marginal. Leaves are bristly
on the underside.

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