Predatory Thrips. Possibly a Black Hunter Thrips
Found this predatory thrips on the hop vines. Plural or singular it’s thrips … one thrips, a million thrips. Guessing it’s a Black Hunter Thrips (Leptothrips mali). They prey on eggs, scale and small insects such as mites and other thrips.
The adult form of the Black Hunter Thrips and Greenhouse Thrips look similar. A way to tell them apart is the Black Hunter Thrips is very active, whereas the Greenhouse Thrips is slower moving. If you can find the young that’s another way to tell. Young Black Hunter Thips are reddish brown and the Greenhouse Thrips are yellowish to whitish.
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IMHO I would be more inclined to class it as a form of plant oedema.
It appears to be crystallized sap the is extruded from stomata and other cells. It is pretty common and seems to be caused by water / humidity conditions. In any case it is very common and nothing to worry about.
Here’s another pic to show how small it is.
Black Hunter Thrips on my finger (Leptothrips mali)
