Aleurodaphis stewartiae Sorin & Miyazaki, 2004
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Aleurodaphis stewartiae Sorin & Miyazaki, 2004 |
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Aleurodaphis stewartiae Sorin & Miyazaki, 2004 http://species-id.net/wiki/Aleurodaphis_stewartiae
Aleurodaphis stewartiae Sorin & Miyazaki, 2004: 174.
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Primary host: Stewartia monadelpha . Secondary hosts unknown.
Biology.
The aphid induces a leaf gall, which is formed by rolling the marginal part of the leaf upwards. The gall is about 47.5 long and 7.2 wide, with a surface rough to the touch. The alate viviparous females emerge in early August, and then disappear from the host tree, probably emigrating to some unknown secondary host ( Sorin and Miyazaki 2004).
Distribution.
Japan ( Sorin and Miyazaki 2004).
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