Difference between Plant Louse and Chinch Bug

PLANT LOUSE vs CHINCH BUG: NOUN

A small homopterous insect which infests plants; specifically, an aphid; any member of the Aphididse.
Any of several small insects especially aphids that feed by sucking the juices from plants

See chinch{2}.
Any of various insects of the family Blissidae that feed chiefly on grasses, especially Blissus leucopterus of North America, which damages grain crops and turf grasses.
Small black-and-white insect that feeds on cereal grasses

Shield bug, Robber fly, Harvest mite, Aphidivorous, Coccid insect, Dipterous insect, Black beetle, Puceron, Plant hopper, Spittle insect, Hemipter, Leaf roller, Homopterous insect, Aphid, Louse

Leaf scorch, Leafminer, Nutsedge, Bagworm, Webworm, Flea beetle, Leaf beetle, Carpenter ant, Whitefly, Tent caterpillar, Fall webworm, Aphid, Insect, Spider mite, Blissus leucopterus

Shield bug, Robber fly, Harvest mite, Aphidivorous, Coccid insect, Dipterous insect, Black beetle, Puceron, Plant hopper, Spittle insect, Hemipter, Leaf roller, Homopterous insect, Aphid, Louse

Wireworms, Thrip, Nutgrass, Cutworm, Leaf scorch, Leafminer, Bagworm, Leaf beetle, Carpenter ant, Whitefly, Tent caterpillar, Fall webworm, Aphid, Insect, Spider mite

Linnaeus, though where he got it and why he applied it to the plant louse are mysteries.

The adult chinch bug has white wing covers, each with a black triangle in the middle of the outer margin.
There is some indication that the PMRA has reservations about registering pure insecticidalfor use against chinch bug because of efficacy concerns.
If you have a chinch bug infestation the insects will float to the top.
This insect resembles a chinch bug except for its enlarged eyes.
Dry weather enhances survival of chinch bug nymphs and eggs by reducing the incidence of disease within chinch bug populations.