This type of pest is found plaguing litchi most frequently and inspires the best financial impacts. Females lay eggs independently on the undersurface of the leaf or close to the calyx of litchi natural products. During cold weather months, the leaf buds are liked for oviposition. BPC Pest Control is more important in the controlling procedure.

Newly hatched larvae

Recently incubated hatchlings are smooth white and thin with unmistakable light earthy colored heads. The recently arisen hatchlings begin drilling into the products of the soil on its mash. The swarmed natural products don’t achieve the typical size and can be distinguished by the development of dark spots close to the pedicel. Hatchlings don’t enter a lot further into the mash yet feed beneath the calyx around 15mm profound. When completely developed, they emerge from the leafy foods on the leaf surface. Along these lines, the hatchlings make direct harm to litchi natural products. The mature hatchling begins turning cover, which is generally framed on the old litchi leaf.

Females’ incline toward natural products goes for oviposition. Assuming no organic products are accessible, they are forced to lay eggs on shoots. The endurance race is more on shoots than on natural products. At the time of