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Predator Parasite or Pathogen?

Predator Parasite or Pathogen?. A slide show adventure in Biological Control. Erica Jenkins, Michigan State University Pesticide Education. 1. Wasp larvae coming out of a caterpillar. 2. Long-legged fly with a captured leafhopper. 3. Wasps coming out of aphid bodies. 4.

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Predator Parasite or Pathogen?

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  1. PredatorParasite or Pathogen? A slide show adventure in Biological Control Erica Jenkins, Michigan State University Pesticide Education

  2. 1 Wasp larvae coming out of a caterpillar

  3. 2 Long-legged fly with a captured leafhopper

  4. 3 Wasps coming out of aphid bodies.

  5. 4 Wasp pupae on a caterpillar

  6. 5 Rove beetles eating a maggot

  7. 6 The top caterpillar is infected with a virus.

  8. 7 Green cloverworms infected with a fungus

  9. 8 A tiny wasp injects eggs into a plant bug nymph

  10. 9 A fly infected with a fungus

  11. 10 A scorpion eating a cricket

  12. 11 The Japanese beetle larva (grub) on the right has milky disease caused by a bacteria.

  13. 12 A spider eating an insect.

  14. 13 A lacewing larva eating an aphid Howard Russel, Michigan State University

  15. 14 A spider eating a moth

  16. 15 A wasp lays eggs inside a gypsy moth caterpillar.

  17. 16 A big-eyed bug glues a whitefly to a leaf and eats it.

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