b'Shallot lice - (Myzus ascalonicus) - Shallot lice are small and bluish green. These plant lice suck on leaves and young flower stems, thus producing a bushy plant. The fruits are formed on short fragile stems close to the plant. Sometimes they are deformed. In summer plant lice infect different crops. In autumn they fly back to the strawberry again.BeetlesBeetles are insects which have two pair of wings. The first pair is not really a set of wings, but it is armoured. The second pair is situated under these wing covers. Both the beetles and the larvae have biting mouth parts. Consequently they are causing damage. The larvae have a distinct head and three pair of legs. The larvae of snout beetles and those of the strawberry blossom weevil are exceptions in this respect. They do have a distinct head but no legs.97'