Tuta absoluta(GNORAB)
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Larval damage of Tuta absoluta on tomato leaf.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES)
Mature fourth instar larva - pre-pupal stage (7.3 mm long).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Eggs of T. absoluta, laid by pairs.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Newly hatched larva of T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Tuta absoluta damage on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Larva of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Egg of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Leafmines of Liriomyza sp. (gallery, white arrows) and of Tuta absoluta (blotch, red arrows) on tomato leaves.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Mass trapping of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Tomato plants infested by T. absoluta at the end of the growing season.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Egg of T. absoluta (0.3 mm long - 0.2 mm large).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Enlarging gallery of T. absoluta with a larva and frass inside.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Tomato fruits infested by T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Mature fourth instar larva (pre-pupal stage).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Fourth instar larva (L4).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Glasshouse tomato plants infested by T. absoluta (spring 2008, Mostaganem, Algeria).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Adult of T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Glasshouse tomato plant infested by T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Infested tomato fruits showing larval entry holes (dark spots).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Tuta absoluta - Adult (7 mm - dorsal view).
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Mass trapping of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Dr Raffaele Giurato, Vittoria (IT).
Dorsal view of T. absoluta pupa.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on tomato stems.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Adult of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Pupa of T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Young tomato plant infested by T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Second instar larva (L2) - 2.5 to 2.6 mm long.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Tomato leaf infested by T. absoluta.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Male genitalia of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Jean-François Germain, Plant Health Laboratory, Montpellier (FR).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on green tomato.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Leaf mines caused by Tuta absoluta on Solanum nigrum.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Tuta absoluta on tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Damage of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Adult of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on tomato leaves.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Galleries caused by larvae of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Pupa in its cocoon covered by frass under the crown of a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Damage of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on mature tomatoes.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Leaf mines caused by Tuta absoluta on tomato.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Larva of Tuta absoluta inside a tomato stem.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Pupa of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Larva of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Fullgrown larva of Tuta absoluta in a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Dr Andrea Minuto, CERSAA, Albenga (IT).
Third larval instar of T. absoluta inside a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Adult of T. absoluta (wingspan: 10 mm - length: 6 to 7 mm).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Gallery caused by Tuta absoluta larva.
Courtesy: JM Cobos Suarez, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid (ES).
Pupa in its web cocoon in the crown of a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Male genitalia of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Marja van der Straten, National Reference Centre, Plant Protection Service Wageningen (NL).
Tuta absoluta on young pepper plant (Capsicum annuum).
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Damage of Tuta absoluta on Solanum melongena.
Courtesy: Dr Raffaele Giurato, Vittoria (IT).
Third instar larva (L3) - 4.5 to 4.6 mm long.
Courtesy: Prof. Yamina Guenaoui and Amine Ghelamallah. University of Mostaganem (DZ).
Larva on Parietaria officinalis. Spotted in Southeastern Sicily, S. Croce Camerina (Ragusa province)
Courtesy: Dr Francesco Maugeri
Two larvae on a tomato leaf (cherry tomato), after an insecticide treatment (indoxacarb and vegetal oil)
Courtesy: Dr Francesco Maugeri
Eggs (on right leaf margin) on Lagenaria longissima grown in a greenhouse.
Courtesy: Dr Francesco Maugeri
Leafmine on green bean, in greenhouse. Spotted in Southeastern Sicily, Vittoria (Ragusa province).
Courtesy: Dr Francesco Maugeri
Larva within the leaf lamina of Solanum lycopersicum (Santa Ana, San José, CR)
Courtesy: Frank Eduardo Rodríguez Ramírez
Tuta absoluta damage on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Galleries of Tuta absoluta and Liriomyza
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Galleries of Tuta absoluta and Liriomyza
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Tuta absoluta pupa on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Tuta absoluta damage on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Tuta absoluta damage on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Tuta absoluta damage and gallery on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Jurabek Nodirjonovich Yakhyoyev (Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Tuta absoluta damage and gallerie on a tomato fruit.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
On sweet pepper
Courtesy: Denis Kasatkin
Tuta absoluta on a tomato leaf
Courtesy: Nerlus Gautier SOPKOUTIE KENGNI
On tomato (Russia, Rostov region)
Courtesy: Denis Kasatkin
Tomato leaf damage caused by Tuta absoluta
Courtesy: Sylwia Żarnecka, Poznań Voivodeship Plant Health and Seed Inspection Service, Poland
Larva of Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Sylwia Żarnecka, Poznań Voivodeship Plant Health and Seed Inspection Service, Poland
Damage on tomato caused by Tuta absoluta.
Courtesy: Sylwia Żarnecka, Poznań Voivodeship Plant Health and Seed Inspection Service, Poland
Pupa.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)
Pupa.
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog NVWA (NPPO the Netherlands)