Stink bugs have been consistently at the level of rotting insects capable of transmitting cotton seeds and boll-rotting bacteria such as Pantoea agglomerates. These insects eat the seeds that are being fertilized by the plants and make the grains rot. Different from other insects, insects will only eat the foliage but for this type of insect he will eat the grain and remove the smell so that the fruit in the plant becomes rotten.

The green stink bug has a shield-shaped body, 12-17 mm in length, an irregularly colored green chocolate on the upper and lower surface of the body, removes an unpleasant smell when it is interrupted, there is a bright band in the last two segments of the antenna that looks fused, There is a dark brown armor in front of the front wing. The abdominal segment appears outside of the wing cover, colored brown alternating and bright or white chocolate. Nimfa consists of 5 instar, full-fledged wings, the first isntar orange or red and assembled around the egg group, the second instar is often black, the next instar color resembles the color of the adult keps. The egg is shaped like a barrel, 1 mm in diameter, white or pale green, placed adjacent to the bottom of the leaf in a group of 20-30 eggs. These insects we find most in the grass and some other plants