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Miridae, Lygus sp. but which one?
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Posted on 06-06-2007 15:28
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I had found this bug in my garden few days ago. I would like to know that whether which species is it? Thank you in advance!
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 Hi, eguzki. Tribe Mirini undoubtedly, but it seems to be not Lygus. Lygus bugs are not entirely green or have dotted pronotum. This bug might belong to the genus Lygocoris or some close genus.
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