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ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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shawnann z6 ky (
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Wed, Aug 18, 10 at 20:32
| Can anyone please help me id these and tell me if they are beneficials or pests! |
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RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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| I should add that the eggs kind of look like squash bug eggs. |
RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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| Sorry, I can't see much of the egg nor the nymphs, certainly not enough to make an identification. It is very doubtful that they would be squash bugs on your tomato, though. Try to get some better images so that we can help you. |
RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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They do look like squash bug eggs and babies. Need a better picture though.
rhizo I don't know what kind of system you have but with most browsers you can hold down the Ctrl button and roll the wheel on your mouse to magnify the page/picture. Roll it the opposite way to make it small again. |
RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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| They do not look like any squash bug I have seen and the black spots do not look like any squash bug eggs I have ever seen. Enlarging the picture results is an out of focus picture, though. |
RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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No they are not squash bug nymphs, I have plenty of those, but the eggs look similar. Here are some more pics if it will help. If not, I will go try to get some better pics.
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RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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I'm beginning to think kimmsr would disagree with anything I have to say. Please ignore it. Here's a picture of squash bug nymphs and eggs on my zucchini last year. They sure look the same to me.
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RE: ID nymphs and eggs on tomato plant?
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| they do look similarly different! Stinkin squash bugs anyways! ;) They will be evicted! |
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