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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1274012 alycid mite Bimichaelia spp. the tubular process at right is the ovipositor. 400X image using dark-field illumination and a 40X phase-contrast lens.
5432038 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella whole genitalia
5431799 bollworm Helicoverpa zea Aedeagus opening
5431872 armyworm Spodoptera dolichos male genitalia This is a picture of the costal process small, elongate, narrow and bent
5431979 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli This species is most easily distinguished by the shape of the clavus, which resembles a hairy toe. It is nearly identical to the genitalia of S. pulchella; notice that the coremata are of unequal size.
5431981 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli Aedeagus
5432043 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella The genitalia of Spodoptera pulchell  are nearly identical to the genitalia  of S. ornithogalli. A small spine in the vesica of the aedeagus is the distinguishing characteristic, but is difficult to find. Also, the coremata lobes are of equal size. Fortunately, the wings are distinctive, plus, apparently, this species is found only in southern Florida (and the West Indies).  
5431868 armyworm Spodoptera dolichos genitalia
5431919 garden armyworm Spodoptera latifascia Juxta deeply concave at base and with a dorsal process
5431923 Egyptian cottonworm Spodoptera littoralis This species can be distinguished from native species by a combination of valve characters. It can easily be separated from S. litura by the absence of the two "windows" in the inner surface of the valves.
5431948 cotton leafworm, tobacco cutworm Spodoptera litura Aedeagus
5431951 cotton leafworm, tobacco cutworm Spodoptera litura This species can be identified by the shape of the structures on the inner surface of the valve. The most important character to notice is a set of two "window" separated by a right angle.
5431955 cotton leafworm, tobacco cutworm Spodoptera litura genitalia extracted from the abdomen
5431976 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli Coremata with two lobes
5431983 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli This species is most easily distinguished by the shape of the clavus, which resembles a hairy toe. It is nearly identical to the genitalia of S. pulchella; notice that the coremata are of unequal size.
5431998 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella This image is of the Juxta narrow at base (concave) with broad process
5432039 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella This image shows the cornutal patch on vesica.
5432041 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella Aedeagus
5432046 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella This images shows the Ampulla elongate and curved.  
5432127 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
5432128 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
5432129 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
5432130 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
5432131 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
5432132 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni
0019020 whitefly Aleurotithius timberlakei Found on Eriodictyon crassifolium. Description (pupa only): See Russel's publication "Whiteflies of the New Tribe Trialeurodini" Rev de Entomologia vol 18 fasc. 1-2, agosto 1947 Adults cannot be identified to species (more than 12 species described). However female has an unusually long ovipositor. Distribution: California (intecepted in Hemet) CDFA A second species occur in Mexico on an unknown host
2169031 brown recluse spider Loxosceles reclusa violin-shaped markings
1274007 Cercomegistid mite Setae on the dorsum of the mite. The presence of abundant setae is called hypertrichy and is a diagnostic character. 400X image obtained using bright-field illumination and a 40X planar lens.
1274006 Cercomegistid mite Cheliceral claws of the mite. The claws, used to grab and hold prey, are at the tips of the chelicerae. 600X image obtained using bright-field illumination and a 60X fluroscopic lens.
5436038 khapra beetle Trogoderma granarium Epipharynx with 4 sensory papillae
5435289 spotted wing drosophila Drosophila suzukii male genitalia
1274011 Parasitid mite Leg II, image focused on the tarsus (distal segment). The claw and tarsal setae are visible. The number and arrangement of the tarsal setae are taxonomically important for mesostigmatid mites.
5432055 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella cornuti
5432035 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella cornuti
5432044 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella This image shows the clavus and costal process.
5431996 armyworm Spodoptera pulchella This images shows the costal process small, elongate, narrow and either straight or slightly curved
5431982 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli
5431980 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli Clavus shaped as a hairy toe and costal process small, elongate, narrow and slightly curved
5431978 yellowstriped armyworm Spodoptera ornithogalli Clavus- shaped as a hairy toe coastal process- ampulla elongate and curved
5431950 cotton leafworm, tobacco cutworm Spodoptera litura This image shows the costal process and the clavus.
5431871 armyworm Spodoptera dolichos This image shows the Coremata with two lobes.
5383636 cutworms, loopers, owlet moths, and underwings Cast skin; Subfamily Plusinae; Intercepted at Quarantine on Anethum sp. from Israel by CBP Ag Specialist S. Washington. Jan 2008
5383468 Eupodid mite Intercepted at Quarantine on Sandersonia sp. from the Netherlands by CBP Ag Specialist M. Ward. Hind leg.
5383401 leafhoppers Subfamily Deltacephlainae; Collected at Quarantine by CBP AI M. Rodriguez at Atlanta on Origanum vulgare. Male genetalia
5383400 leafhoppers Subfamily Deltacephlainae; Collected at Quarantine by CBP AI M. Rodriguez at Atlanta on Origanum vulgare from Israel. Male Genitalia
5383399 leafhoppers Subfamily Deltacephlainae; Collected at Quarantine by CBP AI M. Rodriguez at Atlanta on Origanum vulgare from Israel. Male genitalia
2187062 luna moth Actias luna cross-section through flight muscles; feathery organs in backgroung are the antennae
5393852 assassin bug Brazilian hematophagous
5393853 assassin bug Brazilian predator
5220036 stink bug Oechalia pacifica genetalia
5220035 stink bug Oechalia pacifica genetalia
5383720 cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni Intercepted on Ocimum basilicum at Quarantine from Colombia by CBP Ag Specialist M. Rodriguez. Oct 2007 Internal parasite emerging.
5371580 tree termite Nasutitermes costalis soldier mouth parts
5169032 melon thrips Thrips palmi Found at Quarantine in CBP ATL by T. Masburn on Chrysanthemums from Colombia 18 May 2006.
5169034 melon thrips Thrips palmi Found at Quarantine in CBP ATL by T. Masburn on Chrysanthemums from Colombia 18 May 2006.
5169035 melon thrips Thrips palmi Found at Quarantine in CBP ATL by T. Masburn on Chrysanthemums from Colombia 18 May 2006. Abdominal seg. 8 with comb

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