Nezara viridula(NEZAVI)
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Nezara viridula 5th instar nymph on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Nezara viridula 3rd instar nymph on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Nezara viridula adult on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Nezara viridula 4th instar nymph and adult on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Imago, forma smaragdula
Courtesy: Torsten van der Heyden
Imago, forma torquata
Courtesy: Torsten van der Heyden
Nezara viridula 4th instar nymph on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Nezara viridula 5th instar nymph on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Adult on Capsicum
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
4th instar nymph on Capsicum transport container
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Damage on sweet pepper
Courtesy: Wietse den Hartog (NPPO of the Netherlands)
Nezara viridula adults mating (forma smaragdula). Male & female (from left to right), rearing at University of Palermo, Italy.
Courtesy: Evgenia Sarakatsani, PhD (University of Palermo)
1st instar nymphs (neonates), emerging neonates and empty eggs of Nezara viridula, at the underside of a tomato leaf, rearing kept at the University of Palermo, Italy.
Courtesy: Evgenia Sarakatsani, PhD (University of Palermo)
Symptoms of demage from Nezara Viridula in Cucumber under greenhouse in Kosovo
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani Neriman Ismajli Bujar Ismaili
Eggs and larvae
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani
Nezara viridula on pepper fruit
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani
Damage of Nezara viridula on tomatoes
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani
Damage of Nezara viridula on pepper
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani
Symptoms of demage from Nezara Viridula in tomatoes under greenhouse in Kosovo
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani Bashkim Ramadani Bujar Ismaili
Nezara viridula on pepper leaves
Courtesy: Skender Ramadani