Hemiptera
Also known as true bugs, Hemiptera is an order of insects that includes well-known bugs like cicadas, bed bugs, stink bugs, and shield bugs. This order is characterized by insects with piercing and sucking mouth parts that cause physical damage to plant tissues. They're also known for exuding an unpleasant scent when threatened. Some species are also known for poisoning the plants while feeding.
Most of these insects feed on plants' sap and have fast reproductions, characteristics that have long made them agricultural pests due to the wide range of damage they cause to crops. This damage is both direct and indirect since some species are also known to carry and transmit viral diseases. For example, tarnished plant bugs carry fire blight. They affect many hosts, such as corn, cabbage, broccoli, beans, squash, cucumbers, and watermelons.