




pulvinaria camelicola
The Cottony Camellia Scale is a tiny bug that covers itself in a fluffy, white cotton-like substance. These little insects love to munch on the leaves of camellia plants!
生息地: Gardens, parks, and areas with camellia plants
The Cottony Camellia Scale is a small insect with a flat, oval, reddish-brown body. It is often hidden beneath a prominent, fluffy white, cottony egg sac, making it visually distinct from typical insects.





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昆虫レア度
Common
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A single female can lay hundreds of eggs, leading to incredibly quick infestations!
Baby scales, called crawlers, are the only mobile stage before they settle and feed!
Some ant species act as 'farmers,' protecting these scales for their sweet honeydew!
These scales are often mistaken for patches of cotton or fungal growth on plants!
Cottony Camellia Scale can excrete sweet honeydew that helps them attract ants for protection against predators.
Cottony Camellia Scale has a unique ability to create a dense, white waxy ovisac to protect its eggs.
Cottony Camellia Scale has specialized piercing-sucking mouthparts that help them extract nutrient-rich sap from plants.
These tiny plant pests drink sweet sap from many types of plants.
Chrysoperla carnea
Lacewing larvae prey on scale insects.
Camellia japonica
The scale feeds on sap from camellia plants.
Coccophagus insidiator
This tiny wasp lays eggs inside the scale.
Anoplolepis gracilipes
Ants protect scales for their honeydew.
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3-7 mm
60-90 日
These tiny plant pests drink sweet sap from many types of plants.
Gardens, parks, and areas with camellia plants
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