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www.monsterstompersinc.com/ PO Box 1248, Blackwood NJ 08012 PH: - 856-227-8898

During the winter months, adult stink bugs are found in protected areas such as ditch banks, fence rows, under boards and dead weeds, ground cover, stones, and under the bark of trees. Brown stink bugs often feed on the vegetative plants, flowers, stems and foliage of the plant, as well as the seed, nut or fruit, and are found on a variety of hosts, such as shrubs, vines, many broadleaf weeds, especially legumes, as well as cultivated crops such as corn, soybean, sorghum, okra, millet, snap beans, peas and cotton. Brown stink bugs are dull brownish- yellow in color and 12 - 15 mm long. Their white or pale green barrel-shaped eggs are laid in clusters on the undersides of leaves. Egg masses have about 25 eggs that are only about 1 mm in diameter but become apparent when nymphs have emerged, as they will stay at the egg mass for several days. As with all immature stink bugs, the nymphs lack fully developed wings and have been described as tick-like in appearance, ranging in size from 2.4 mm (1st instar) to 12 mm (5th instar). Nymphs need to molt, or shed their outer skin (exoskeleton), as they progress through five different stages or nymphal instars. First instars are colored orange or red and remain clustered around the egg mass, sometimes until they molt to the 2nd instar stage. The 2nd instar begins to develop an almost black appearance, and subsequent instars (3rd, 4th, and 5th) begin to acquire more of the adult coloration.

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