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Advanced nymphal instar of the ficus leaf-rolling psyllid (FLRP), Trioza brevigenae, with skirts of long, white waxy filaments at the cranial and caudal parts of its body.

Advanced nymphal instars of ficus leaf-rolling psyllid (up to 2.5 mm long) are oblong, brownish green, with skirts of long, white, waxy filaments at cranial and caudal parts of their bodies. Credit: Gevork Arakelian
Advanced nymphal instar of the ficus leaf-rolling psyllid (FLRP), Trioza brevigenae, with skirts of long, white waxy filaments at the cranial and caudal parts of its body. Credit: Gevork Arakelian
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