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Morphological Characteristics and Damage of the Jujube Turtle Wax Scale
The jujube turtle wax scale belongs to the order Homoptera, family Coccidae, and is also known as the Japanese turtle wax scale or jujube louse. The adult is pale red, with a body length of 0.9 mm, black compound eyes and whip-like antennae. The wings are white and transparent, with two main veins. The female is oval, resembling a turtle shell; the egg is oval, pale yellow at first and purplish red later; the nymph is oval and pale red, and in its early stage spreads by wind before soon settling on leaves to cause damage; the pupa, only the male pupates beneath the scale cover. The pupa is oval. The insect, as nymphs and female adults, fixes itself on branches, leaves and fruit to suck sap, and its excretions induce
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What are the causes of soft-shelled turtle deaths in winter?
Causes of soft-shelled turtle deaths in winter
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How much does wild soft-shelled turtle cost per jin at current market prices?
How much does wild soft-shelled turtle cost per jin?
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Mixed fish and turtle farming puts Wang Xiaoyao on the road to prosperity
Wang Xiaoyao: The story of getting rich by farming fish and turtles together
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Turtle Prices Soar a Hundredfold: Man Who Tamed Turtles Earns 20 Million a Year, Revealing the Fortune-Building Secrets of a Turtle Obsessive
Man Tames Turtles as Prices Soar a Hundredfold: Earning 20 Million a Year, Revealing the Fortune-Building Secrets of a Turtle Obsessive
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The 2016 turtle market downturn: is market saturation to blame?
The 2016 turtle market downturn: is market saturation to blame?
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Ecological soft-shelled turtles successfully bred after five years of hard guarding by the edge of Jiuqing Pond
Five years of hard guarding by Jiuqing Pond yields "ecological soft-shelled turtles"
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