Nezara viridula
Names
Nezara viridula in different languages.
Cimex torquatus
Cimex viridulus
Green shield bug
Green vegetable bug
Nezara approximata
Nezara aurantiaca
Southern green stink bug
Tomato and bean bug
Green plant bug
Green shield bug
Southern green stink bug
Tomato and bean bug
Grüne Reiswanze
Punaise verte
Punaise verte à front jaune
Punaise verte du sud
Chinche hedionda verde
Chinche verde del algodonero
Chinche verde del arroz
Cimice verdastra
Groene tabakswants
Fede-fede-da-soja
Percevejo-verde
Percevejo-verde-da-soja
Minami-aokamemusi
Pis kokulu yesil bocek
Hapishpesh hayarok
Sene bereng
Nezara viridula smaragdula
Resources
Sucking bugs on passion fruit
FACTSHEETS FOR FARMERS
www.plantwise.org
Created in
Kenya
,
December
2012
Sucking bugs on Passion Fruit
Recognize the problem
Several species of sucking bugs feed on passion fruit. The most important
include the green stinkbug, brown stinkbug, giant coreid bug or tip wilter and
the leaf footed plant bug.
Adult bugs have a shield. They are about
12
to
20
mm long and approximately
8
mm wide. Bugs are usually greenish or...
plantwise.org
Green stink bug on bean
Maize IPM Workshops north March2013
Maize insect pest management
Northern grains region
Compiled by Kate Charleston, March 2013 This publication has been compiled by Kate Charleston of Crop and Food Science, Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and
Forestry, and draws on previous publications and original research by Dave Murray and other departmental Entomologists. DAFF and GRDC
funding for the IPM Workshops project (...
ipmguidelinesforgrains.com.au
3. Production and postharvest activities for sesame
A H A N D B O O K F O R F A R M E R S A N D I N V E S T O R S 361
Sesame seed
Mal Bennett
However, before sesame can
realise its potential, extensive
research is needed to adapt the
crop to mechanical agricultural
systems. Furthermore, as
Australia is becoming more
involved with Asian regional
activities, where much of the
world’s sesame is grown,
Australia’s own agricultural self-
interest could be combined with
its international extension...
agmrc.org