Naupactus xanthographus(NAUPXA)
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Found on apples imported from Uruguay
Courtesy: Pascal Reynaud - BIP of Marseille Port (FR)
Maturing adult in pupal chamber in soil
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Male lateral view
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Neonate larva
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Female lateral view
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Pupa ventral view
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Adult emergence holes
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Adult on walnut foliage
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Adult damage on grapevine foliage
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Adult damage on young grapevine
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Use of barrier against N. xanthographus in commercial grapevine production
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Female
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Male
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Mandibular hooks of female before emergence from the soil
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)
Egg cluster with emergence holes of neonatal larvae, on grapevine bark
Courtesy: Renato Ripa (BIOCEA Ltda)