What are these insect eggs on my persimmon
alexander3_gw
10 years ago
Hello,
I was just inspecting my Asian persimmon tree, and saw something unusual on one branch. I'm guessing they are insect eggs of some sort....the leaf buds and my finger should give you an idea of the scale. Any ideas what they are?
Alex
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