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IMG 0699 Red
This shows leaf damage (the white leaves) from nymphs. This went underwater and mud is still visible on some leaves. I saw no tingids here. |
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Mon 04 of Feb, 2008 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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IMG 0692 Crp
A small number of adult Tingids were released on CC vines in the out house on 2'nd Dec 07. This appears to be adult feeding damage to the leaves but no signs yet of nymphs. Adults can live for almost two months so it is still possible there are eggs present. |
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Mon 04 of Feb, 2008 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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Jem Picture 005
Damage to cat's claw by a newly (2007) approved biological control agent.
This is a leaf curling moth. |
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Sat 22 of Dec, 2007 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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Jem Picture 008
Damage to cat's claw by a newly (2007) approved biological control agent.
This is a leaf curling moth. |
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Tue 18 of Dec, 2007 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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IMG 0633
Damage to cat's claw by a newly (2007) approved biological control agent.
This is a tingid which lays eggs into the leaf.
The nymphs are a leaf sucker. |
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Tue 18 of Dec, 2007 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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IMG 0628
Here I'm weaving the tingid infected plants into the wild Cat's claw to get the tigids established.
In the lower background you can see how close the creek is.
Eddie, |
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Tue 18 of Dec, 2007 |
Fri 30 of May, 2025 |
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