The phrase "harmful pests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing organisms that cause damage or negative effects to crops, animals, or human health.
Example: "Farmers often struggle with harmful pests that can devastate their crops if not managed properly."
Alternatives: "destructive insects" or "noxious creatures".
One of the more harmful pests that threaten strawberry greenhouses is thrips (Thysanoptera).
They added a harmless insect, an alien leaf-miner that is present elsewhere in the U.K. and related to harmful pests such as the apple blotch leaf-miner.
The strategy marks the first effort of this scale to kill off feral cats on mainland Australia; the cats, which are being listed by Australian states and territories as harmful pests, have previously been cleared completely from three of the country's islands.
And, the fact that the State never examined the actual laws that required Verizon NJ to upgrade to fiber optics in their entire territory, and now wants to give them a new sweet-heart deal, clearly shows that the Garden State needs an exterminator to get rid of the harmful pests in the vegetable garden.
Farmers in Washington State use pesticides to control harmful pests that might interfere with the quality of their products.
Doing so helps to reduce the chance of harmful pests.
Another harmful pest is the moth, which can eat holes in your clothing and fly in your mouth when you're taking a nap.
Hunt said that all of the states and territories have agreed to list the feral cat as a harmful pest, with the animal targeted through baiting, shooting and poisoning.
They play an important role as pollinators in plant reproduction, in improving soil fertility through waste bioconversion, and in natural biocontrol for harmful pest species, and they provide a variety of valuable products for humans such as honey and silk and medical applications such as maggot therapy".
The olive fruit fly Bactrocera oleae (Rossi) (Diptera: Tephritidae) is the most harmful pest of olives worldwide [ 1].
Allow non-harmful pest-catching spiders to reside in your home.
