Why is the two-spotted spider mite so called?

Because the presence of food that hasn't been digested or of waste products that haven't been eliminated shows through the critter's clear abdomen explains the name of two-spotted spider mite [Tetranychus urticae Koch]. The two groupings on either side the abdomen may be seen regardless of whether the particular spider mite is colored yellow, pink or pale green. It's easy for the foods and the wastes to accumulate since the two-spotted spider mite is an enthusiastic eater of garden plants, from roses to marigolds.