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Bacterial diversity within the lace bug was lower than in the environment.

Taxon: S. nashiStephanitis nashie0
Outcome: bacterial diversitye0
Direction: lowere0
Comparator: environmente0

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“bacterial diversity within S. nashi was significantly lower than that in the environment”
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Title

Diffusive Phyllosphere Microbiome Potentially Regulates Harm and Defence Interactions Between Stephanitis nashi and Its Crabapple Host

Tong‐Pu Li; Jia‐Chu Xie; Chen‐Hao Wang; et al. Plant Cell & Environment 2024. doi:10.1111/pce.15235

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Corythauma ayyari is reported for the first time in Syria.

Taxon: Corythauma ayyariCorythauma ayyarit0
Outcome: reported to occur in Syria for the first timee0
Setting: Syriae0

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“Corythauma ayyari”
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“it is reported to occur in Syria for the first time”
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First report of the lacebug Corythauma ayyari (Drake) (Hemiptera: Tingidae) on Jasminum grandiflorum L. and Jasminum sambac (L.) from Syria

M. Zeity; A. Y. Ali EPPO Bulletin 2019. doi:10.1111/epp.12578

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Corythucha ciliata feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of leaves.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Organ / stage: edge of leaf veinse1
Outcome: feeding sitese1

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“the feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of the leaves”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 137–222

Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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Observation Average feeding time of Corythucha ciliata was 11.2 min.
Observation Nymphs often fed in assemblies.
Observation Eggs were often laid in the infall of leaf veins or on both sides of relatively coarse veins via two probes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs took about 10 to 20 minutes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.
Observation The moult process was basically the same across nymph stages.
Observation Adults had frequent grooming behaviours.
Observation Combing of the antennae was the most frequent grooming behaviour of adults.

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Average feeding time of Corythucha ciliata was 11.2 min.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Outcome: feeding timee2
Value: 11.2mine2

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“average feeding time last 11.2min”
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Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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Observation Corythucha ciliata feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of leaves.
Observation Nymphs often fed in assemblies.
Observation Eggs were often laid in the infall of leaf veins or on both sides of relatively coarse veins via two probes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs took about 10 to 20 minutes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.
Observation The moult process was basically the same across nymph stages.
Observation Adults had frequent grooming behaviours.
Observation Combing of the antennae was the most frequent grooming behaviour of adults.

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Nymphs often fed in assemblies.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Organ / stage: nymphe3
Outcome: feede3
Qualifier: assemblye3

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“The nymph often feed assembly”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 327–356

Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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Observation Corythucha ciliata feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of leaves.
Observation Average feeding time of Corythucha ciliata was 11.2 min.
Observation Eggs were often laid in the infall of leaf veins or on both sides of relatively coarse veins via two probes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs took about 10 to 20 minutes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.
Observation The moult process was basically the same across nymph stages.
Observation Adults had frequent grooming behaviours.
Observation Combing of the antennae was the most frequent grooming behaviour of adults.

Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Eggs were often laid in the infall of leaf veins or on both sides of relatively coarse veins via two probes.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Organ / stage: infall of the leaf veinse4
Outcome: eggs often were laide4
Qualifier: via two probese4

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“the eggs often were laid in the infall of the leaf veins or on the both sides of the relatively coarse veins via two probes”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 374–497

Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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Observation Corythucha ciliata feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of leaves.
Observation Average feeding time of Corythucha ciliata was 11.2 min.
Observation Nymphs often fed in assemblies.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs took about 10 to 20 minutes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.
Observation The moult process was basically the same across nymph stages.
Observation Adults had frequent grooming behaviours.
Observation Combing of the antennae was the most frequent grooming behaviour of adults.

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Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs took about 10 to 20 minutes.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Outcome: hatche5
Value: 10 to 20 minutese5

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“The hatch of C.ciliata eggs was about 10 to 20 minutes needed”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 498–559

Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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Observation Corythucha ciliata feeding sites were mainly at the edge of leaf veins and the borders of leaves.
Observation Average feeding time of Corythucha ciliata was 11.2 min.
Observation Nymphs often fed in assemblies.
Observation Eggs were often laid in the infall of leaf veins or on both sides of relatively coarse veins via two probes.
Observation Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.
Observation The moult process was basically the same across nymph stages.
Observation Adults had frequent grooming behaviours.
Observation Combing of the antennae was the most frequent grooming behaviour of adults.

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Hatching of Corythucha ciliata eggs was divided into four steps.

Taxon: Corythucha ciliataCorythucha ciliatat0
Outcome: stepse6
Value: four stepse6

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“during which the four steps,opening the egg lid,expanding the appendage,shaking the body,and breaking away the egg shell,were divided”
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Title

Behaviors of Corythucha ciliata Say

Zhou YanQiong China Forestry Science and Technology 2011

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