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The corn earworm (Helicoverpa zea), also known as the cotton bollworm or tomato fruitworm, feeding on a plant. These caterpillars are destructive agricultural pests that infest a wide range of crops, including maize (Zea mays), cotton (Gossypium hirsutum), tomato (Solanum lycopersicum), and sunflower (Helianthus annuus). The larvae damage plants by skeletonizing leaf blades, feeding on flower buds, and boring into reproductive structures such as maize ears and cotton bolls. The black granular pellets visible around the caterpillar are insect excrement, commonly referred to as frass.
Severely damaged, peeling, red-painted wood resting on a surface with a pile of fine, wood-colored frass (likely termite droppings) beneath it, showing extensive pest damage.
Dry wood is usually called dry wood frass derived from termite droppings, Cryptotermes spp.
Bore dust a reddish sawdust like substance known as frass could be an indication of Pine Beetle activity
Close up of a sawdust pile created by carpenter ants burrowing into a dead pine tree trunk. Photographed with a shallow depth of field.
Dry wood is usually called dry wood frass derived from termite droppings, Cryptotermes spp. Granul oval pellets on door frames