-
between two
species of host
plants, for
example between an
annual crop and a
woody plant. Some
species feed on only one type of
plant,
while others are generalists...
- the
jumping plant lice or psyllids, are a
family of
small plant-feeding
insects that tend to be very host-specific, i.e. each
plant-
louse species only...
-
Trioza barrettae is a sap-sucking bug
species in the
genus Trioza. The
species is
endemic to
Western Australia. Moir, M. & Leng, M.C. (2015). "Trioza barrettae"...
- 1⁄10 in long) aphid-like
insect with
sucking mouthparts called a
jumping plant louse. The
adults spend the
winter under bark
crevices and can
invade houses...
-
Chaetospania gardineri Vesk's
plant-
louse (Acizzia veski)
Banksia montana mealybug (Pseudococcus markharveyi) Barrett's
plant-
louse (Trioza barrettae) Balta...
-
important pests affecting ornamental laurels is
caused by the
jumping plant louse Trioza alacris,
which induces the
curling and
thickening of the edge...
-
known as the
cabbage aphid or
cabbage aphis, is a
destructive aphid (
plant louse)
native to
Europe that is now
found in many
other areas of the world...
- late 19th century, the
entire species was
nearly destro**** by the
plant louse phylloxera accidentally introduced to
Europe from
North America. Native...
- Isopoda. They get
their name from
often being found in old wood, and from
louse, a
parasitic insect,
although woodlice are not insects.
Woodlice evolved...
-
Rhinocolinae is a
subfamily of
jumping plant louse in the
family Aphalaridae.
Agonoscena Enderlein, 1914
Ameroscena Burckhardt & Lauterer, 1989 Anomalopsylla...
