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bluemerle North Las Vegas, NV(Zone 9a) Sep 26, 2014

Here's a change of pace, cute, too.

Found this on a Tomato leave, put it in a jar, nothing happened. I suspected
that whatever had been in there had already hatched, but I was curious about
what that stuff is left over.

Thanks for an ID.,
Diane

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Sep 26, 2014

Looks like stink bug eggs...

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bluemerle North Las Vegas, NV(Zone 9a) Apr 05, 2015

What's that stuff in the bottom of each cell?

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Apr 05, 2015

These appear to be hatched eggs of the brown marmorated stink bug. The brownish triangular structure that is seen in many of them is known as an 'egg breaker'...

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bluemerle North Las Vegas, NV(Zone 9a) Apr 05, 2015

Thanks Flapdoodle, Was wondering if insects had embryonic parts.

Do you know what this lone empty egg is? On a Bell Pepper leaf.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Apr 05, 2015

Unfortunately, I do not recognize this one right off the bat - If I can come up with something, I'll get back to you...

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bluemerle North Las Vegas, NV(Zone 9a) Apr 07, 2015

Thanks, Flapdoodle

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