Vegetable leafhopper (vegetable jassid)
Austroasca viridigrisea
A pest of leafy vegetables in most parts of Australia. It also attacks beans, carrots, potato and non-irrigated tomatoes. It causes distortion to the leaves and stunting of new growth. Adults are 3 mm long and a slightly bluish-green. They have a broad rounded head and a tapering body with clear wings extending beyond the abdomen. Their eyes are widely separated and the antennae short. Nymphs are similar in shape but are smaller and are wingless.
Pesticides
Cheminova Trojan
intensity: ★★★
Danadim
intensity: ★★★
Durivo
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Fyfanon 440 EW
intensity: ★★★
Karate Zeon
intensity: ★★★
Marshal 250EC
intensity: ★★★
Strident
intensity: ★★★
Umet 100G Systemic Soil Granular
intensity: ★★★
Zeemet 200G Systemic Soil Granular
intensity: ★★★
Voliam Flexi
intensity: ★
Arysta LifeScience Lambda-Cyhalothrin 250 CS
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Assign
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Barmac Diazinon
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Conquest Dimethoate 400
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Dantop
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Endosulfan 350
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Folimat 800 Insecticide Spray
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Hy-Mal
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Lambda 250 CS
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Matador With Zeob
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Rover
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Saboteur
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Scale and Bug
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Shield
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Suprathion 400 EC
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Thimet 100G
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Thimet 200G
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