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San Jose Scale On Fruit Trees, HYG-2039-92
... scale. They reach maturity in six to eight weeks; there are two to three generations per year. Adult female scale (a); male scale (b); young scale (c); crawler (d); female body under scale (f); Adult male (g) Natural Enemies Wasp parasitoids can attack San Jose scale. Predatory lady ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Tacoma Orchid Society
... a day or two. Scale Scale is an insect that may be white, yellow, brown, gray or black. The mature female scale are typical rounded and ... with a Q-tip soaked in rubbing alcohol. Insecticidal soaps kill scale in a day or two. Spray the plant at ten day ... will require replacing the potting material. The potting material can contain scale eggs. This potting material will need to be destroyed. Slugs and ...
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San Jose scale
... female scale covering is about 1/16 inch (1.5 mm) in diameter. Under this covering, the female scale is pale yellow in color and rather baglike in form, with no discernible head or legs. Male scale coverings are about half the size of female ...
www.caf.wvu.edu

San Jose Scale
... apple trees were killed in southern Illinois. Life Stages Egg: The female scale does not lay eggs but gives birth to living young. Crawler: ... or 10 per day. They reproduce for about six weeks, each female bearing from 150 to 500 crawlers. Crawlers have six well ... most rapidly in hot, dry weather. The descendants of a single female could number more than 300 million a year. Crawlers are spread ...
www.canr.msu.edu

Oystershell Scale Fact Sheet
... the control of this scale. Life History The insect passes the winter as fertilized females. Between 40 and 150 small, grayish white eggs will be found under each female scale. The eggs ... or permanent, scale. As the scale develops, the female broadens and lengthens considerably. The insect gradually works downward underneath the scale as it is formed, so that by the time the scale is completed, ...
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Cycad Society SA: Encephalartos dolomiticus
... sessile but with an 80mm long stalk hidden amongst the scale leaves at the apex of the stem. Characteristically the female scale faces are conspicuously warty. Distribution & Habitat E. dolomiticus occurs ... rather than cylindrical female cones of which the scale faces are warty instead of smooth. E. eugene-maraisii and E. lehmannii differ from E. dolomiticus by their female cone scale faces having ...
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How do I rid my plants of scale and mealybugs? - Cacti & Succulents
... Bazaar GardenWeb Store How do I rid my plants of scale and mealybugs? Scale and mealybugs are related insects, and since their life cycles ... , winged midges that fly but, having no mouthparts, cannot eat. Each female lays between 300 and 600 eggs that can take up to ... a few species are live bearers, the eggs are incubated within the female and the young are born live). The young move about, inserting ...
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Scale Insects
... Scale Insects Scale Insects GardenLine | Common Saskatchewan Pests | Scale Insects Scale insects derive their name from the scale or shell-like outer covering of the adult female. Females are either "armored" ... (mostly other insects) which play a major role in controlling scale insect populations and preventing scale insects from causing significant plant damage. Cultural controls may include ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Scale
... The scale can kill entire plants when not brought under control. There is one generation a year. The cover on the female ... required for correct identification. It is believed that the Arborvitae scale is more common in the south. However, records of their distribution are not always considered reliable. Control Scale infestations on juniper frequently stay small, so treatment is usually ...
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Walchiostrobus (female cone)
Walchiostrobus (female cone) Back Walchiostrobus Length 4 cms This is the name of the female cones of Walchia-like conifers. These cones are composed of one or more 'dwarfshoots' bearing each a fertile scale with a ovule or seed. The cones are attached to the axis with a little stalk and they are more or less upright. Walchiostrobus Length 5 cms
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