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Sagotylus confluens
Photo#716192
Copyright © 2012
drswanny
Sagotylus confluens
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Size: 17 mm
PLACEHOLDER IMAGE -- EXTRALIMITAL SPECIMEN
MEXICO: Michoacan, Mot. del Oro, edge brackish lagoon, 8.VIII.1950, J. Peters,
Sagotylus triguttatus
, det. R.F. Hussey 1952
UMMZ specimen
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Contributed by
drswanny
on 20 October, 2012 - 11:31pm
Has anybody found this bug on Ricinus?
One college helped me to identify this bug.
I found them sucking Ricinus communis. It is very bad for the plants because they can get dried from their suckings and the liquid they excrete.
I am located in the state of Veracruz, near the city Veracruz. Does anybody has more information about this insects?
I would like to upload juvenile photos.
How can I do it?
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Ofelia Andrea Valdes Rodriguez
, 15 May, 2014 - 11:54am
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Belated: Welcome to BG!
Unfortunately I think nobody seen your question yet.
If nobody have a subscription to a photo no possibility to see/observe a new comment under that photo, except when it is happened for someone to look especially to this photo.
It is just happened for me to look here. For such questions it is a good idea to be put in Forum section. Probably in General discussions.
Even if the field of BG is strictly for North America in some cases are accepted photos from others areas if not yet specimens photos in BG and the species is recorded in BG field area.
I take the permission to mention your question/comment in the forum. Maybe they'll be some comments / answers. Even if will not be, I think that your commentary about the host plant, Ricinus communis, is interesting to be read by more people.
Uploading photos it's not complicated. Clik on the tab "add image" that appears in the top left when viewed the "Images" of a taxon (species, genus, family ...)
It will open a page for submission of photos and follow the indicated steps. Only, if the picture is not from the BG area, it will be moved to a section called "Frass" and the photo will be automatically delete in 30 days if there will not be comments to keep the photo as useful for guide. (By exception, as I mentioned above, sometimes photos taken in other areas are kept until will be photos from BG area.)
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Iustin Cret
, 23 July, 2014 - 12:44am
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