Final diagnosis


Empoasca vitis (green leafhopper)

Interveinal reddening, blocky in shape and beginning at the edge of the blade, characteristic of <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b> attack.
Several fig leaves show reddening of the leaf blade beginning at its periphery and characteristic of <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b> attack. (green leafhopper or grills)
Detail on this vine leaf of sectorial reddening and delimited by the veins of the blade <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b>.
This peripheral reddening of the limbus reaches the interior; it is interveinal and delimited by the small veins. Note that the oldest affected tissues eventually necrode and dry out. <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b>. (green leafhopper or grills
Detail of a sectorial reddening and delimited by the veins of the blade observed on the underside of a vine leaf. <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b>.
Larval stage of <b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b>. (green leafhopper)
Adult of the <em> Empoasca vitis </em> leafhopper, responsible for roasting the vine. <strong> Small green leafhopper </strong>
<b> <i> Empoasca vitis </i> </b> larval stage observed on the underside of a vine leaf. (green leafhopper)