Bactericera trigonica
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Bactericera trigonica nymphs (right) and adults (left)
Author(s): Saptarshi Ghosh et al.
Source: Insects (2019) vol. 10, art. 279
Author(s): Saptarshi Ghosh et al.
Source: Insects (2019) vol. 10, art. 279
Bactericera trigonica Hodkinson, 1981
This psyllid is found in the Mediterranean region, northern Africa and the Near East. The main host plants are carrots and celery. It is an important vector of haplotypes D and E of Candidatus Liberibacter solanacearum. This haplotype infects Apiacecae in the Mediterranean region, causing carrot yellows.
