 | Callosobruchus chinensis | Chinese bruchid | The Chinese bruchid is a major pest of stored legumes. Symptoms for early stages of infestation are the presence of eggs on pods. Adults are 2-4 mm long, the elytra are pale brown with dark marks. |
 | Callosobruchus maculatus | Cowpea weevil | Larvae of the Cowpea weevil infest seeds of legumes during fruiting stage and postharvest. Adults are pale brown in color and measure 2-4 mm in length. Females have two large dark patches on the elytra, males are less distinctive marked. |
 | Tribolium castaneum | Red flour beetle | Larvae develop on undamaged grain and attack mainly dried stored products. The reddish-brown beetles are 2-4 mm long, flat and have an oblong shape. Head an upper thorax are covered with punctures. |
 | Tribolium confusum | Confused flour beetle | The symptoms are similar to damage by the Red flour beetle. Infested products become mouldy and smell musty. Adults are brown and rather shiny, they are 2-5 mm long. Wings have ridges with punctures. |
 | Riptorus linearis | Bean pod sucking bug | Adults are 13-15 mm in length and have laterally a yellow band from head to abdomen. Adults prefer to colonize larger, more mature plants. Pods and seeds attacked show spots of discoloration. |