What worm lays green eggs? What are green eggs?

The eggs laid by the spicy nose worm (bugs) are green.

The spicy nose worm (bug beetle) is a small beetle and is also a bed bug. It is wide, has wings, and can fly, but it does not fly high or far, and generally inhabits the new branches of lychee trees or longan trees, especially flower branches. Their urine is unusually spicy and is able to damage the newly fruited fruit, so they are one of the pests.

Especially if you are accidentally sprinkled with this urine**, it will burn yellow, if it drops into the eyes, the severe ones will lose their sight, and the light ones will be swollen and red for several days. In fact, the urine juice of the spicy nose worm is extremely scarce.

Adults: about 13 mm long, long shield-shaped, yellowish-brown, densely covered with black-brown microdots, yellowish-white on both sides of the prothorax and anterior margin of the forewings, and two small black spots on the dorsal back of the thorax near the head.

Eggs: oval cup-shaped, mm in diameter, with a round lid at the top. At first birth, it is milky white, and soon it turns pale pinkish-green, and finally brown, mostly 14 grains in a column.

Nymphs: There are five instars, the first instar body is nearly round, millimeters long, dark brown, cephalothorax with many dark markings, and there are triangular brown spots on both sides of each abdominal segment. Later, the body shape of each instar gradually increases, the body color becomes yellow, and the body length of the adult nymph is about 10 mm, oblong, grayish-yellow.

Harm. The damage period is from April to October, and the damage is most serious from July to August when the longan is ripe and sweet, and the adults overwinter (can live until August of the following year). When frightened, it will squirt out a strange smell of urine.

Pest-infested longan trees often have spicy nose worm urine dripping. The stinging damages fruits, branches and leaves, causing many yellow-brown wound spots. It mainly harms a variety of plants such as lantern flower, wolfberry, astragalus, sand garden, Huoxiang, nepeta, etc.

Eggs and adults overwinter in the cork cracks of trees such as wolfberry and locust and broken branches and stone crevices. Spawns in early September for overwintering. Severe rainfall occurs in years with high rainfall, and damage is mild in drought years.

Prevention and control methods. To remove weeds at the edge of the field, sporadic use of 20% rapid killing of 2000 times of dibutyl, 20% of pyrethrin emulsifiable concentrate 2000 times, 10% imidacloprid 1500 times of liquid or 500% of Elesan 1500 times liquid and other sprays.

Hello, as far as I know, the eggs laid by the "lychee bugs" are green, and they lay their eggs neatly on the tree, usually twenty or thirty in a nest.

The small, round, pale green eggs are laid by the lychee elephant.

Lychee Tsubaki, commonly known as stink fart, is the main pest of lychee and cracked eyes.

Eggs

It develops from large, specialized germ cells in the ovaries.

After the fertilized eggs of most species are produced, the embryos begin to develop and eventually hatch into larval insects. Depending on the stage of development, the eggs are more adaptable to the environment and more sensitive to pesticides.

Lychee Tsubaki is nearly round and spherical, with a long diameter, light green when it is first produced, light yellow when it is less guessed, purple red when it is nearly hatched, and often 14 grains are gathered into lumps.

The green eggs are the result of the eggs laid by some insects. For example, some species of snails, butterflies, dragonflies, and certain insects lay green eggs.

In appearance, the size and shape of green eggs vary depending on different insect species, but they are usually small, round or semi-circular objects that are light green or dark green in color and may have spots or other patterns. Some insects, such as butterflies, scatter their eggs on the leaves at will, leaving them exposed to external devastation and competition for food in their natural state. Other insects, such as snails, lay their eggs in a more secluded and relatively safe place to avoid eating them.

Different species have different characteristics and habits during the growth and development of green eggs. For example, the eggs of some snails and butterflies may hatch into larvae in half a year or a year, while the eggs of dragonflies only take a few weeks to hatch into aquatic larvae. Although they have different growth times, because their larvae are very fragile, the green eggs sometimes need to be cared for by other scumbag creatures.

Overall, green eggs are the result of some insects laid during their breeding season, and although they differ in appearance and growth habits, they are both symbols of life. The life journey of the green eggs is wonderful and amazing, and their stories are worth learning and asuring. <>

Insect teeth, aphids.

Aphids, also known as honey worms, greasy insects, etc., mostly belong to the homoptera aphid family, are pests of stinging and sucking mouthparts, often clustered in leaves, young stems, flower buds, top buds and other parts, sucking sap, so that the leaves shrink, curl, deformed, in severe cases, cause branches and leaves to wither and even die of the whole plant. The honeydow secreted by aphids can also induce coal stain disease, viral diseases and attract ant damage.

You may be talking about the eggs of the lychee tsubaki, and the heat generated when drying clothes can promote the eggs to hatch as soon as possible, so the lychee tsubaki elephant lays the eggs on it.

Lychee Tsubaki elephant.

American white moth. Eggs: spherical, about 0 5mm in diameter, light yellow-green or light green at the beginning of laying, gray-green later, grayish-brown before hatching, with a strong luster. The eggs are arranged in a single layer in clumps and covered with white scales.