The Two Spot Cotton Leafhopper Invasion: A Growing Threat to Southeastern U. S.
Agriculture The two spot cotton leafhopper (Hammada hemprichi) is a tiny but potent insect native to tropical Africa and Asia, which has been spreading rapidly in the southeastern United States with devastating effects on crops.
Measuring only about 1/8 inch in length, this pest excels at stealth, causing damage that's often not immediately apparent. What is the Two Spot Cotton Leafhopper and Why is it a Problem?