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This polyphagous spider mite is widely distributed in warmer regions. It can cause serious damage to a number of crops like, coffee, ornamentals, strawberry or blueberry. The mites feed on the lower as well as the upper leaf surfaces, sucking out the content of the cells and causing bronzed-colored leaves. ''O. ilicis'' can complete one generation within two weeks under suitable environmental conditions.
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This polyphagous spider mite is widely distributed in warmer regions. Among the crops infested are coffee, ornamentals, strawberry or blueberry. Severe infestations have been reported from some crops, resulting in yield losses of more than 50%.
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The mites feed on the lower as well as the upper leaf surfaces, sucking out the content of the cells and causing bronzed-colored leaves. ''O. ilicis'' can complete one generation within two weeks under suitable environmental conditions.
 
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Oligonychus ilicis life cycle (click on image to enlarge it)
Author(s): Jim Baker, North Carolina State University
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Oligonychus ilicis (McGregor, 1917) - (southern red mite)

This polyphagous spider mite is widely distributed in warmer regions. Among the crops infested are coffee, ornamentals, strawberry or blueberry. Severe infestations have been reported from some crops, resulting in yield losses of more than 50%.

The mites feed on the lower as well as the upper leaf surfaces, sucking out the content of the cells and causing bronzed-colored leaves. O. ilicis can complete one generation within two weeks under suitable environmental conditions.

Vernacular names
• English: southern red mite
coffee red mite
• Français: oligonyque rouge du sud
• Português: aranha-vermelha-do-cafeeiro