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Lace Bug now prevalent in Northeast Ohio June 1, 2008 - Observed activity of overwintered HAWTHORN LACE BUG (Corythucha cydoniae) and OAK LACE BUG (C. arcuata) adults laying eggs on the leaves of their namesake hosts in central Ohio. Like most lace bugs, hawthorn lace bugs live on the underside of leaves. They have a cosmopolitan palate and may be found on several species in the Rosaceae family including cotoneaster and Amelanchier as well as hawthorn. Oak lace bugs focus their attention on their namesake host, but they are particularly fond of oaks in the white oak group. These oak lace bugs are unusual in that they live on the upper leaf surface.
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