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What is this bug?
Ngā nawe o ngā hua o te kaipekepeke passion vine ka mahue ki te rārā
Passionvine hopper egg scars in twig
Scolypopa australis
(Walker)
Hoki ki te He aha tēnei pepeke?
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Passionvine hopper egg scar. Image: Bevan Weir / CC BY
Pūtoi
Order
Hemiptera
Whānau
Family
Ricaniidae
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Te Reo
Te Rahi
Āhua 1 mm nei te rahi o te nawe kotahi
Size range
Single scar about 1 mm
Te Tītaringa
Nō Ahitereiria, engari kua roa ki Aotearoa.
Kei Te Ika a Māui me Whakatū.
Distribution
Early introduction from Australia
North Island and Nelson
Te Huringa Ora
E 7 mm pea te roa, me te uru mai o ngā parirau ki tēnei inenga.
Kai ai ngā torongū me ngā pakeke i te pia o ētahi tipu maha o te māra.
He whakararu tāna i te māra.
Life history
Both nymphs and adults feed on plant sap of many garden plants
Garden pest
He pārongo atu anō
Factsheet:
Passion vine hopper -
Scolypopa australis
Further information
Factsheet:
Passion vine hopper -
Scolypopa australis
Passionvine hopper adult. Image: Phil Bendle Collection, CitSciHub.nz
Passionvine hopper adult (side view). Image: Phil Bendle Collection, CitSciHub.nz
Passionvine hopper nymph. Image: Phil Bendle Collection, CitSciHub.nz
Passionvine hopper nymph. Image: Phil Bendle Collection, CitSciHub.nz
Passionvine hopper egg scar. Image: Bevan Weir / CC BY