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2mm
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2mm
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1mm Common on Citrus infested with white fly (No adult white fly present)
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1.5 mm On Acacia melanoxylon
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1.5mm On Citrus
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My first sighting of the new whitefly predator that was released in Gisborne 2014 season. One year on and this sighting about 3km from nearest release site as best as I can tell... There are 3 serangium spp that look similar... S. bellum, S. maculigerum or S. gloria ? I think maculigerum.
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My first sighting of the new whitefly predator that was released in Gisborne 2014 season. One year on and this sighting about 3km from nearest release site as best as I can tell... There are 3 serangium spp that look similar... S. bellum, S. maculigerum or S. gloria ? I think maculigerum.
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My first sighting of the new whitefly predator that was released in Gisborne 2014 season. One year on and this sighting about 3km from nearest release site as best as I can tell... There are 3 serangium spp that look similar... S. bellum, S. maculigerum or S. gloria ? I think maculigerum.
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My first sighting of the new whitefly predator that was released in Gisborne 2014 season. One year on and this sighting about 3km from nearest release site as best as I can tell... There are 3 serangium spp that look similar... S. bellum, S. maculigerum or S. gloria ? I think maculigerum.
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Five found during a quick look at my two very sad lemon trees, the whitefly did not look like Orchamoplatus citri, the eggs were not in definite circles...
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Five found during a quick look at my two very sad lemon trees, the whitefly did not look like Orchamoplatus citri, the eggs were not in definite circles...
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These have exploded in number and very populous now. There were none that I could find in spring this year. So the white fly population exploded. Was concerned that the hard frosts over winter had killed them all. But they came back, and now all the whitefly have basically gone. As one would expect, there are now many more of these on the trees compared to last year, as their population exploded as large number of whitefly to eat. No doubt the population will no decrease as they run out of food to eat.
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These have exploded in number and very populous now. There were none that I could find in spring this year. So the white fly population exploded. Was concerned that the hard frosts over winter had killed them all. But they came back, and now all the whitefly have basically gone. As one would expect, there are now many more of these on the trees compared to last year, as their population exploded as large number of whitefly to eat. No doubt the population will no decrease as they run out of food to eat.
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156. KK SS
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156. KK SS
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Tiny - around 2mm long. On mangrove (Avicennia marina subsp. australasica)
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beside a Halmus chalybeus for scale
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