cicadellidae

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This vibrant green leafhopper & x28;Cicadellidae& x29; exhibits a streamlined body and prominent eyes. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rose leafhopper Edwardsiana rosae Cicadellidae and damage to the rose leaf made by this pest - bright spots. It is a common pest Royalty Free Stock Photo
Edwardsiana rosae Cicadellidae pest of roses. Young leafhopper and larval exanthema on rose leaf. It is a common pest of roses Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Leafhopper Edwardsiana rosae Cicadellidae on apple leaf. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rose leafhopper Edwardsiana rosae Cicadellidae and damage to the rose leaf made by this pest - bright spots. It is a common pest Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Cicadellidae
Leafhopper, larva - nymph of the genus Fieberiella (Cicadellidae) on a apple leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zyginella pulchra - leafhopper (Cicadellidae) on the underside of a maple leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo
Green Leafhopper on the plant leaf. Cicadellidae. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The glassy-winged sharpshooter is a large leafhopper insect from the family Cicadellidae, Royalty Free Stock Photo
A tiny insect, Leafhopper of the cicada family, Cicadellidae, Zygina on a currant leaf in the garden Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cicadellidae - leafhoppers sharpshooters marco Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Leafhopper Cicadellidae perced on a wooden fence. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cicadellidae is a family of insects that at first glance look like grasshoppers, but they belong to a different group. These animals are often found attached to plants, to suck up the plant& x27;s essential fluids. These animals are annoying pests, because they can make plants die. & x28;Wikipedia& x29;


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