Whiteflies
Whiteflies belong to homopterans, and these insects cause a lot of problems in warmer climates because they thrive in southern regions, hence can't overwinter. Citrus trees are especially inclined to get them. However, these pests are picky when it comes to finding a host. There are about a hundred species of them, and Silverleaf whitefly, Greenhouse whitefly, and Giant whitefly affect a wider range of plants than the others. Despite the name, whiteflies aren't flies; they are just soft-bodied insects with wings; when it comes to the color, they are indeed white. Since they are homopterans, they are related to mealybugs and aphids. Whiteflies live in clusters, and it's easier to spot them than the other nightly insects. It's very important to spot these insects during their larvae stage, when it's the easiest to get rid of them.