The gray wareng, with its Latin name Anzora unicolor, exists in two distinct forms. The first, the gray wareng covered in a waxy or powdery white coating, is a nymph or immature wareng. Adult warengs, on the other hand, no longer have the white powdery coating on their bodies. These warengs are often found on shrubs and agricultural crops, and can sometimes interfere with the growth of agricultural crops.
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