Diaphorina citri(DIAACI)
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Eggs and adults of Diaphorina citri (vector of citrus huanglongbing).
Courtesy: J.M. Bové INRA, Bordeaux (FR).
Distortion of lime leaves by Diaphorina citri with nymphs and young adults as well as honeydew.
Courtesy: INRA, Bordeaux (FR).
Asian citrus psyllid adult
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid adult
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid eggs
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid nymphs
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid nymph
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid nymph
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Asian citrus psyllid adults
Courtesy: David G Hall (USDA-ARS, Fort Pierce, Florida, US)
Adult
Courtesy: Thaer Yaseen, FAO
Nymphs
Courtesy: Thaer Yaseen, FAO
Infested shoot
Courtesy: Ariel Dagan (Ministry of Agriculture, Israel)
Nymph
Courtesy: Ariel Dagan (Ministry of Agriculture, Israel)
Nymphs (with their white waxy secretions)
Courtesy: Ariel Dagan (Ministry of Agriculture, Israel)
Infested shoot
Courtesy: Ariel Dagan (Ministry of Agriculture, Israel)
Nymphs infesting a young citrus stem.
Courtesy: Chaymaa Riahi
Asian citrus psyllid (Diaphorina citri) adults and nymphs on a Citrus sp. shoot in Mexico.
Courtesy: Félix Morán (IVIA)
Asian citrus psyllid (Diaphorina citri) nymphs on a Citrus sinensis shoot in Costa Rica.
Courtesy: Félix Morán (IVIA)