Erin Powell, Ph.D.(@erincpow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wonder how a 'trash bug' gets its trash? My new paper, with videos, documents dorsal packet construction by a lacewing larva and defensive reflex bleeding by mealybugs.

Watch as the larva puts a live mealybug in its packet!
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researchgate.net/publication/37…

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FutureBeef(@FutureBeef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you need some help managing pasture dieback on your property?

Learn how to select pasture dieback tolerant grasses and identify pasture mealybug in this upcoming field day 🍃

Tuesday 21 May, Boonah District

Register here 👉 brnw.ch/21wJPao

Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Queensland Meat & Livestock Australia

Do you need some help managing pasture dieback on your property?

Learn how to select pasture dieback tolerant grasses and identify pasture mealybug in this upcoming field day 🍃

Tuesday 21 May, Boonah District

Register here 👉 brnw.ch/21wJPao

@DAFQld @meatlivestock
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AgriMan Ug(@AgrimanUg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The honey dew produced by mealy bugs attracts ants which shields them from natural enemies, the presence of ants is a big signal of high mealybug infestation in coffee fields something small scale farmers don't pay attention too!

The honey dew produced by mealy bugs attracts ants which shields them from natural enemies, the presence of ants is a big signal of high mealybug infestation in coffee fields something small scale farmers don't pay attention too!
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Belen Franch(@belenfranchgras) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great talk given by Fàtima Della Bellver at workshop about our work within the program on detecting mealybug incidence in orange trees using

Great talk given by Fàtima Della Bellver at #eo4agri #esa workshop about our work within the #agroalnext program on detecting mealybug incidence in orange trees using #remotesensing
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Agricultural Research Service(@USDA_ARS) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ARS scientists are utilizing pheromone-based tactics like mating disruption as part of a multi-pronged fight against the mealybug. Unchecked, the pests suck sap from the grape plants, weakening them and reducing their fruit yields and quality. loom.ly/WnMNDlM

ARS scientists are utilizing pheromone-based tactics like mating disruption as part of a multi-pronged fight against the mealybug. Unchecked, the pests suck sap from the grape plants, weakening them and reducing their fruit yields and quality. loom.ly/WnMNDlM
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UPL New Zealand(@UPLNewZealand) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How many male mealybugs can you see? This is a sticky base from the DESIRE mealybug trap, scale 3 for 50 – 200 males. An average of 50 males caught a day is already enough to review your mealybug insecticide programme for the next season. bit.ly/42g5MT6

How many male mealybugs can you see? This is a sticky base from the DESIRE mealybug trap, scale 3 for 50 – 200 males. An average of 50 males caught a day is already enough to review your mealybug insecticide programme for the next season. bit.ly/42g5MT6
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CABI PlantwisePlus(@CABI_Plantwise) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The increasing problem of papaya mealybug poses a challenge for farmers in Kenya.

However, the introduction of beneficial parasitic wasps provides a solution to control the spread of this invasive pest. 🌱

Learn more 👉 ow.ly/GUcj50Rc1wc

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UPL New Zealand(@UPLNewZealand) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Counting mealybugs from sample leaves is a time-consuming process to assess mealybug pressure in vineyards. Yet, understanding the population pressure is critical for an effective crop protection programme. DESIRE mealybug lures and traps make it easier. bit.ly/42g5MT6

Counting mealybugs from sample leaves is a time-consuming process to assess mealybug pressure in vineyards. Yet, understanding the population pressure is critical for an effective crop protection programme. DESIRE mealybug lures and traps make it easier. bit.ly/42g5MT6
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Zootaxa updates(@Zootaxa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The endemic Hawaiian mealybug genus Phyllococcus Ehrhorn, 1916 ( : Coccomorpha: Pseudococcidae): redescription of the type species and description of a on an endangered host plant, Cryptocarya mannii (Lauraceae)
mapress.com/zt/article/vie…

The endemic Hawaiian mealybug genus Phyllococcus Ehrhorn, 1916 (#Hemiptera: Coccomorpha: Pseudococcidae): redescription of the type species and description of a #newspecies on an endangered host plant, Cryptocarya mannii (Lauraceae)
mapress.com/zt/article/vie…  
#Taxonomy #bugs
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CABI PlantwisePlus(@CABI_Plantwise) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Kenya, farmers are encountering challenges in safeguarding their crops from the papaya mealybug. 🐛

However, the introduction of beneficial parasitic wasps offers a promising solution for managing the spread of this invasive threat. 🌱

👉 ow.ly/a1nY50Rc146

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Koppert US(@koppertus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

𝘊𝘳𝘺𝘱𝘵𝘰𝘭𝘢𝘦𝘮𝘶𝘴 𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘻𝘪𝘦𝘳𝘪, also known as the mealybug destroyer, is a vital component of biological control against mealybug outbreaks in grapes🍇🐞 It actively consumes mealybugs, reducing the need for chemical intervention: bit.ly/3qkItJ4

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Alan Yoshioka, PhD(@TheSheepcat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/4. Drama today on the dandelion! A longlegged sac spider apparently preying on the maybe-mealybug Sternorrhyncha critters.

1/4. Drama today on the dandelion! A longlegged sac spider apparently preying on the maybe-mealybug Sternorrhyncha critters.
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CABI PlantwisePlus(@CABI_Plantwise) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Papaya mealybug is becoming an increasing issue for farmers in Kenya.

Yet, the introduction of beneficial parasitic wasps presents a solutions to effectively manage the spread of this invasive pest.🌱

Learn more 👉 ow.ly/UIRe50Rc1jy

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Sudhansu Sahu(@Sudhans10401496) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tailed mealy bug is a sucking pest of Guava.Both nymph and adult suck the sap from the leaves and berries.
Management:-Dinotefuron 20SG0.5 gm +Buprofezin 25SC 1ml /lt will effective against mealy bug.


UC Davis Entomology and Nematology Ed Sikora Tropical Plant Clinic & Research Lab Corteva Agriscience

Tailed mealy bug is a sucking pest of Guava.Both nymph and adult suck the sap from the leaves and berries. 
Management:-Dinotefuron 20SG0.5 gm +Buprofezin 25SC 1ml /lt will effective  against mealy bug.
#mealybug
#guava #pest
@UCDavisEntomolo @alabamaED @ClinicPlant @corteva
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