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Genus 
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García Morales 
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). Woody hosts are preferred. They are relatively large insects (
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) so heavy infestations extract significant volumes of sap and can cause drying of tissues, premature leaf drop, honeydew fouling, sooty mould growth and reduction in fruit harvests (
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). It is possible that “ 
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” 
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(see comments below).
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Key to most of the species of 
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, from 
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. See 
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2(1) Adult female very large (&gt; 
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wide). Simple multilocular pores in ovisac band each with a quadrilocular or quinquelocular centre........................................................................... 
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3(2) Inner ovisac band composed of simple multilocular pores, each with a bilocular centre only. Compound multilocular pores, each with a quadrilocular or quinquelocular centre and 8–12 rectangular outer loculi, present on ventral derm. Wax white, quite long and rather wispy on posterior margin................................................ 
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(
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- Compound pores with this structure absent........................................................ 
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6(5) Head and thorax with marginal clusters each of 3 or 4 compound pores. Wax yellow and white................ 
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- Head and thorax with compound pores occurring singly and in pairs. Wax pale yellow....................... 
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7(6) Dorsal surface covered with pores of 
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: simple multilocular pores, each with a trilocular centre and 6–9 evenly distributed outer loculi, not elongate in profile (
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); and distinctive compound multilocular pores, each with a 6-lobed centre and 6–8 elongate, slightly reniform, outer loculi (
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). Wax white....................................... 
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- Dorsal surface covered with pores of 
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: multilocular pores, each with a trilocular centre, 3 pairs of outer loculi and a distinctive elongate profile (
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). Compound multilocular pores with this structure absent. Wax white....... 
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8(1) Marsupial band forming a sclerotized V shape with lateral wings. Dorsum with large multilocular pores, each 17–20 μm in diameter, with a trilocular (sometimes bilocular) centre and 4–6 outer loculi (arranged in pairs).............. 
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9(8) Setae on most antennal segments and around margin very long, each up to 1500 μm long.................................................................................................... 
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, 
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- Setae on antennae and around margin only 900–1000 μm long..................... 
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, 
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