Final diagnosis


Buffalo treehopper (Stictocephala bisonia)

Beginning of reddening of the leaves, see the egg-laying rim of the hartebeest leafhopper <i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b> at the bottom of the twig.
Larva of the hartebeest leafhopper, this one of brown-gray color is characterized by the hooks provided with thorns arranged along the dorsal ridge.
Strong reddening of the foliage at the end of a twig indicating an attack by the hartebeest leafhopper (<i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b>).
Adult of the bison leafhopper on a vine branch.
Reddening of the leaves of a small twig above the nesting area of ​​the hartebeest leafhopper (<i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b>).
Detail of the spawning area of ​​the hartebeest leafhopper <i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b>, note the slit incisions where the eggs are deposited.
Annular scarring on the spawning area of ​​<i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b>
Cleft egg-laying wounds on a vine twig caused by the hartebeest leafhopper <i> <b> Stictocephala bisonia </i> </b>.