- Psyllidae, 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...
-
African citrus psyllid. It
typically adopts a head down, tail up
posture as it
sucks sap.
Aphids are
often also
present on
citrus and
psyllids can be distinguished...
- and
nymphs of
Asian citrus psyllids. Moreover, Cordyceps-induced
infection decreases activities of
Asian citrus psyllids’
detoxification enzymes, such...
-
Psyllid yellows is a
disease of
potatoes infested by the potato/tomato
psyllid,
Bactericera ****erelli. The
symptoms are a
marked yellowing of the leaves...
- (confirmed 2017). The tree is
susceptible to leafhoppers,
scale insects and
psyllids (specifically
Cacopsylla pulc****a) as well as
diseases including canker...
-
growing season, or on
crops with a
significant leaf
canopy by summer. The
psyllids are not heat
tolerant and it is
thought they
survive summer temperatures...
- Halbert,
Susan E.; Manjunath,
Keremane L. (September 2004). "Asian
citrus psyllids (Sternorrhyncha: Psyllidae) and
greening disease of citrus: A literature...
-
Psylla buxi,
known generally as the
boxwood psyllid or box sucker, is a
species of plant-parasitic
hemipteran in the
family Psyllidae. It is
native to...
- knotweed. The
psyllids suck up sap from the plant,
potentially killing young shoots and
slowing or even
stopping growth. It was
hoped that the
psyllid would hibernate...
- to
citrus groves in the
United States is the
Asian citrus psyllid. The
Asian citrus psyllid is an aphid-like
insect that
feeds on the
leaves and stems...
