Scientist from the Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Discovery (CIBD) of the Natural History Museum in Berlin, from the ZUSE-Institute Berlin and from the RWTH Aachen University have discovered a ...

About a year ago, I noticed small clumps of white bubbles attached to the green stems of California sagebrush (Artemisia californica) on the coastal bluffs in La Jolla. This year, in Riverside, the ...

Spotting foamy bubbles on your lawn might look alarming, but it could be less of a problem than you think. Here's what that strange sudsy stuff actually means.

While recently roaming through some knee-high vegetation, I came upon another sign summer is upon us. At any given time, I could see at least a dozen plants with little white globs, which upon closer ...

In the lexicon of garden pests, spittlebugs (Philaenus spumarius) are probably one of the least offensive. Sipping sap destined for a plant's leaves, tiny spittlebug nymphs do not linger long; yet, ...

new video loaded: How the Spittlebug Builds Its Bubbly Fortress transcript Spittlebugs feed on plant sap and then excrete bubbly foam to create a protective fortress around themselves. Later, they ...

Spittlebugs may show up on your plants in springtime. What you will see is a frothy white mass. Inside is the immature spittlebug. Spittlebugs suck enough plant juices to produce the foam. The watery ...

Meadow spittlebugs, once very abundant on plants along the California coastline, are declining rapidly or vanishing from their previous habitats, according to ecologists Richard Karban and Mikaela ...

Insects thrive during the warmth of summer, and many are conspicuous and familiar. Myriad species of flies and ants plague our outdoor activities, hornets terrorize us, and fireflies and butterflies ...

If you can remember back to our so-called summer, you may remember seeing little clots of whitish bubbles on some of the vegetation. Those bubble masses are made by young spittlebugs, known as nymphs.