Speudotettix subfusculus (Fallén 1806) (Family Cicadellidae)
Length: Male 5-5.7mm, Female 5.1-6mm
Biotopes: |
Spruce Forest Edge |
Wet Forest |
Hedge Rows |
Food: (Nymph) |
Avenella flexuosa Sap |
Possible Food: (Nymph) |
Carex Sap |
Food: (Polyphagous) (Adult) |
Betulaceae Sap |
Sorbus aucuparia Sap |
Quercus robur Sap |
Populus tremula Sap |
|
Vaccinium myrtillus Sap |
Picea abies Sap |
Juniperus communis Sap |
Possible Food: (Polyphagous) |
Salicaceae |
Prunus Sap |
Possible Parasites: |
Several Dryinidae |
Possible Predators: |
Several Crabronidae |
Several Miridae |
British Bugs:
Speudotettix subfusculus
Nature Spot:
Speudotettix subfusculus
Plant Parasites of Europe:
Speudotettix subfusculus
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