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Tea bugs and yellow spot bugs

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Distribution area: morphological characteristics: the adult of tea wing bug is about 15 mm in length and 8 mm in width. The body is flat and oval. Grayish brown with purplish red. The antennae are 5, the second is longer than the third, and the ends of the 4th and the base of the 5th are yellow. The chest, back and front wings are covered with dark brown scratches. The egg is cup-shaped and gray. 20-30 eggs were arranged into egg blocks. The nymph is slightly oblate and dark brown with black spots on the back. The adult is 20mm in length and 8mm in width. Grayish brown, dense back and front wings

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Morphological characteristics: the adult of tea wing bug is about 15 mm in length and 8 mm in width. The body is flat and oval. Grayish brown with purplish red. The antennae are 5, the second is longer than the third, and the ends of the 4th and the base of the 5th are yellow. The chest, back and front wings are covered with dark brown scratches. The egg is cup-shaped and gray. 20-30 eggs were arranged into egg blocks. The nymph is slightly oblate and dark brown with black spots on the back. The adult is 20mm in length and 8mm in width. Grayish brown, with many yellow spots on the back and forewings. The tentacles are black. Eggs 1.8 mm in transverse diameter, cylindric. Yellowish white. Twelve grains are grouped together. There are many red, yellow and black horizontal lines in the chest and abdomen of the nymph. The 2-year-old body was grayish black and there were 6 red and yellow spots on the back of the abdomen.

 
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