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FRV
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Posted on 11-10-2018 12:11
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 Hi,

I have photographed yesterday (10.10) this small insect (about 2mm long) hidden under a blackberry leave in a forest near Paris.
I think it belongs to the Hemipteran but I'm not even sure.
Any idea of its iddentity?
Thanks for your help,

FRV
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 This should be a nymph of Cicadellidae, possibly of Edwardsiana. There are species living on Rosaceae.
Regards, Sundew
 
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 Thank you very much Sundew. From the pictures I have just seen in internet this seems very likely.
Best regards,
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