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García Morales
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. 2016
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). 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, sooty mould growth and reduction in fruit harvests. Woody hosts are preferred, and the insects feed on stems and leaf veins rather than on the leaf lamella (
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in press).
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Key to adult females of species of
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in continental Africa
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, derived from
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. See
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and
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.
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is not included because it is known only from males.
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1(0) Setae on abdominal margin black in slide mount. Abdominal spiracles numbering 2 pairs. Open-centre pores present....................................................................................................
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<keyLead id="308E95F3FF87987B19E8C956FA2EE241" pageId="33" pageNumber="334">- Setae on abdominal margin stained red in slide mount. Abdominal spiracles numbering 3 pairs. Open-centre pores present or absent.............................................................................................. 2</keyLead>
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- Open-centre pores absent......................................................................
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3(2) Ovisac band present. Each open centre pore with a spur on inner edge of rim (
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). Open-centre pores present around margin and often forming short transverse rows across parts of dorsum...............................
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(
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)
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- Ovisac band absent. Each open centre pore without a spur on inner edge of rim (
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). Open-centre pores generally restricted to margins, not forming transverse rows on dorsum...................................................
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