Spittlebug nymph on yarrow (Achillea)

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spittlebug on yarrow

Spittlebug nymph on yarrow (Achillea)

Spittlebugs are sucking insects about 1/8 of an inch long. You can see white foam along the stems and leaf axils surrounding the small light-green spittlebug nymphs. This foam helps the numphs stay moist and protects them from predators. There is one generation per year. See Greenhouse Update message on 5/27/05 for more information.

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