Kalebaiden Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #2 That is an egg, I don't know what species. I know my insects really well but larvae and eggs were the next semester.
That is an egg, I don't know what species. I know my insects really well but larvae and eggs were the next semester.
G Gastheblast Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #4 Kalebaiden said: That is an egg, I don't know what species. I know my insects really well but larvae and eggs were the next semester. Click to expand... It’s on a stem don’t spider mites lay eggs on leaves
Kalebaiden said: That is an egg, I don't know what species. I know my insects really well but larvae and eggs were the next semester. Click to expand... It’s on a stem don’t spider mites lay eggs on leaves
Kalebaiden Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #5 My entomology prof would say; "If you want to know what's in the egg, hatch the egg." Stick it in a glass and saran wrap the top. Hatch the egg because it looks like it's hatching anyways. Larvae are easier to id than eggs.
My entomology prof would say; "If you want to know what's in the egg, hatch the egg." Stick it in a glass and saran wrap the top. Hatch the egg because it looks like it's hatching anyways. Larvae are easier to id than eggs.
G Gastheblast Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #6 Kalebaiden said: My entomology prof would say; "If you want to know what's in the egg, hatch the egg." Stick it in a glass and saran wrap the top. Hatch the egg because it looks like it's hatching anyways. Larvae are easier to id than eggs. Click to expand... I dont think its an egg now i think it may be a scale bug. When i tryed to take it off it was kinda stuck there and looked like it was sucking the stem. Edit doesnt this scale bug look kinda like the bug on my plant
Kalebaiden said: My entomology prof would say; "If you want to know what's in the egg, hatch the egg." Stick it in a glass and saran wrap the top. Hatch the egg because it looks like it's hatching anyways. Larvae are easier to id than eggs. Click to expand... I dont think its an egg now i think it may be a scale bug. When i tryed to take it off it was kinda stuck there and looked like it was sucking the stem. Edit doesnt this scale bug look kinda like the bug on my plant
Kalebaiden Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #7 In entomology, lots of things look like things. Keying characteristics out gets the real answer. It still looks like an egg to me but you're the one there. If you think it's a bug, pick it off and microscope it on a white background.
In entomology, lots of things look like things. Keying characteristics out gets the real answer. It still looks like an egg to me but you're the one there. If you think it's a bug, pick it off and microscope it on a white background.
G Gastheblast Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #8 Kalebaiden said: In entomology, lots of things look like things. Keying characteristics out gets the real answer. It still looks like an egg to me but you're the one there. If you think it's a bug, pick it off and microscope it on a white background. Click to expand... Found more
Kalebaiden said: In entomology, lots of things look like things. Keying characteristics out gets the real answer. It still looks like an egg to me but you're the one there. If you think it's a bug, pick it off and microscope it on a white background. Click to expand... Found more
Kalebaiden Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2020 #9 Grab one and scope it. Things look awesome close up. Also, you got maybe bugs?