Eulecanium kunoense

(Kuwana, 1907)

kuno scale

Eulecanium kunoense, commonly known as kuno , is a soft scale insect in the Coccidae. It is native to East Asia and has been introduced to North America, where it has become established in the United States. The is known to infest various woody plants and has been documented as a pest of agricultural and ornamental significance.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Eulecanium kunoense: /ˌjuːlɪˈkeɪniəm kuːˈnoʊɛnsɛ/

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Distribution

Native to East Asia (China, Japan, South Korea); introduced and established in the United States, particularly in the conterminous 48 states.

Human Relevance

Documented as an agricultural and ornamental pest in regions where it has been introduced.

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