The document discusses the Citrus Psylla, a sap-sucking insect pest that damages citrus plants. It has common names like Citrus Psylla and technical name Diaphorina citri. It is brown with a pointed head, and nymphs are flat and orange-yellow. It can cause young fruits to drop, transmit citrus greening disease, and inject toxins that deform leaves and shoots. Management methods include use of ladybird beetles, green lacewings, and chemicals like malathion, monocrotophos and imidacloroprid.