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Diagnosis (Female) — Body round, prodorsum with 3 pairs setae and smoothly rounded anteriorly, dorsal setae long and with clavate tips, setae
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weakly spatulate (
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often tapered), seta
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subequal in length to
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, seta
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setiform, with finely tapered tip, seta
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shorter than
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(
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); coxae III-IV nude, femur II with 4 setae, genua I-II with 3 setae, tarsi I-II with companion seta obviously longer than solenidion (
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); palp with distal segment with one setiform eupathidium, one seta and one solenidion.
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Male — With distinctively shaped posterior opisthosoma, with
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very short (
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).
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Hosts and localities — In
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this species was collected from
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L. (
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), Arava Valley (
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). Originally described from
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L. (
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), in
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(
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), it has since then been collected from many palm species world-wide (
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Dowling
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, 2012
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). After its introduction into the Americas this pest has expanded its host plant range to 96 plant species, including bananas (
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).
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Symptoms — The symptoms in coconut plants start as small yellow spots on the abaxial leaf surface. Feeding damage causes the two sides of leaflets to fold onto each other. Continued feeding probably is responsible for the curling and drying of the leaflet tips. As feeding progresses the green leaves turn pale green, then yellow and finally copper-brown (
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Rodrigues
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). This species is not a pest in
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but a severe pest in Central America and southern
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.
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