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Psyllids Pest Note Photo ID Page

Psyllids in California landscapes:
exotic species inadvertently introduced from other countries

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Acacia psyllid
Asian citrus psyllid
Bluegum psyllid
Eugenia psyllid
Laurel psyllid

Olive psyllid
Peppertree psyllid
Pittosporum psyllid
Redgum lerp psyllid
Spottedgum lerp psyllid

Psyllids Pest Note (general)
Asian Citrus Psyllid and Huanglongbing Disease Pest Note
Eucalyptus Redgum Lerp Psyllid Pest Note

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Acacia psyllid adult	Acacia psyllid nymph	Acacia psyllid eggs
Asian citrus psyllid adult	Asian citrus psyllid nymph	Asian citrus psyllid infestation
Bluegum psyllid adult	Bluegum psyllid nymphs and eggs	Bluegum psyllid eggs
Eugenia psyllid adult	Eugenia psyllid nymphs	Eugenia psyllid eggs
Laurel psyllid nymphs	Olive psyllid adult	Peppertree psyllid adult
Peppertree psyllid nymphs	Peppertree psyllid egg	Pittosporum psyllid nymphs
Redgum lerp psyllid adult and eggs	Redgum lerp psyllid nymphs	Redgum lerp psyllid covers and lady beetle larva
Redgum lerp psyllid life stages	Spottedgum lerp psyllid adult	Spottedgum lerp psyllid covers

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