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| − | Slide mounts were made by Dr. Aubrey Moore and sent to scale specialist, Dr. Gillian Watson, who confirmed that these are ''Aulacaspis yasumatsui''. | + | An infestation of scales was found on ''Cycas micronesica'' plants on Rota in the vicinity of the Swimming Hole by Nirmala Dongol and Dr. Irene Terry. Slide mounts of specimens were made by Dr. Aubrey Moore and sent to scale specialist, Dr. Gillian Watson, who confirmed that these are ''Aulacaspis yasumatsui''. |
Revision as of 17:29, 10 June 2007
Images
Dead cycas plant infested by a very dense population of scale formed like a white crust. Photo by Alejandro Badilles.
Infested underside of the fadang leaves. Photo by Alejandro Badilles.
Female with round waxy covering, the male covering is elongated. Photo by Alejandro Badilles.
Female scale with cover flipped off with eggs. Photo by Alejandro Badilles.
Female cycad scale mounted on a microscope slide (AM20070327.002.1) (4x objective). Photo by Aubrey Moore.
Female cycad scale mounted on a microscope slide (AM20070327.002.1) (20x objective). Photo by Aubrey Moore.
Notes
An infestation of scales was found on Cycas micronesica plants on Rota in the vicinity of the Swimming Hole by Nirmala Dongol and Dr. Irene Terry. Slide mounts of specimens were made by Dr. Aubrey Moore and sent to scale specialist, Dr. Gillian Watson, who confirmed that these are Aulacaspis yasumatsui.
