Aleurothrixus trachoides(ALTRTR)
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L1, L2, L3 and L4 (puparium)
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
After brushing the cottony white filaments: L2, L3, yellowish L4 (feeding), black L4 (puparium) and an intermediate L4
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
L1, L2, L3 and L4 (puparium)
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
Eggs, L1 (with characteristic 8 white spots) and L2
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
Larval populations under the leaves (Capsicum)
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
Damage caused by larvae on Capsicum
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
Damage caused by larvae on Capsicum
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
After brushing the cottony white filaments: L2, L3, yellowish L4 (feeding), black L4 (puparium) and an intermediate L4
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique
Eggs, L1 (with characteristic 8 white spots) and L2
Courtesy: Philippe RYCKEWAERT - CIRAD, Martinique