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identification and management.
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Obliquebanded leafroller
young instar larva
Identification tip: Greenish yellow caterpillars with
brown to black heads. |
Codling moth adults
Identification tip: About 3/8-inch long with gray
wings and a coppery-tinged, dark brown band at wing tip. |
Green fruitworm larva
Identification tip: Pale green, often with whitish stripes
down each side of body and narrow stripe down middle of back. |
European red mite eggs
Identification tip: Globular and red with a slender
stalk (stipe) rising from the top center. |
European red mite adult
Identification tip: Dark red with white spots at
base of 6 to 8 hairs on back.
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Pear rust mites
Identification tip:
Tiny, tan, and wedge shaped, with wider end at the
head; found in developing clusters and on new leaves. |
Pear psylla eggs
Identification tip: Tiny, elongated yellowish eggs
laid on or near fruit spurs. |
Pear psylla nymph
Identification tip: First and second stage nymphs
yellow with red eyes; bodies encased in honeydew. |
Mealybug (grape, obscure)
crawlers
Identification tip: Brownish orange, soft, segmented,
oval body that is lightly coated with a white waxy secretion. |
Western flower thrips adult
Identification tip: Slender-bodied insects less than
1/16 inch long. Range from clear lemon yellow to dark brown,
and have feathery wings. |
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