Host Plants
Some of the host plants on which lerp is often found include:
- Eucalyptus dumosa
- Eucalyptus terminalis (psyllid insect being Apiomorpha pomiformis)
- Eucalyptus fasciculosa (psyllid insect being Cardiaspina densitexta)
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