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| Coranus aegyptius | | Coranus aegyptius belong to the genus Coranus, in the order bugs (Hemiptera), the suborder true bugs (Heteroptera), the infraorder Cimicomorpha, the superfamily Reduvioidea, the family assassin bugs (Reduviidae), the subfamily Harpactorinae and the tribe Harpactorini. This assassin bug species is widespread throughout the Mediterranean region as far north as the southern edge of the Alps. | | |
| | Assassin bugs carry diseases. Furthermore mass occurrences of bugs such as the Aelia acuminata, the Eurydema oleracea or the Dolycoris baccarum cause damage to crops. The Lygaeus equestris, however, won the Insect of the Year 2007 Award. It feeds on plant ... | | |
| | | Some examples are: bedbugs, damsel bugs, Pentatomidae, fire bugs, Tingidae, quash bugs, stilt bugs, flat bugs, assassin bugs and parent bugs. | | |
| | ...nts of the nymphs. The last generation of the year overwinter as eggs. Sage leafhoppers can be observed from May to late autumn. The adults are shy and fly away rapidly when disturbed. Among the natural enemies of the nymphs of sage leafhoppers are: assassin bugs, lacewings and tiny nematodes (about 0. 8 mm in length) of the species Steinernema. The eggs of sage leafhoppers by the Mymaridae, also known as egg parasitoids, are at risk. | | |
| | Assassin bugs, ground beetles, predatory mites and spiders are natural enemies of rose leafhoppers. The rose leafhopper can be a serious problem in enclosed spaces if its natural enemies are absent. | | |
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