“…Glycaspis brimblecombei nymphs and adults cause damage by sucking plant phloem sap through their straw‐like mouthparts (de Queiroz, Melissa, Camargo, Dedecek, & Oliveira, ; Tuller et al, ; Wylie & Speight, ). It feeds on both young and mature leaves (de Queiroz et al, ; Tuller et al, ) and can thus infest trees of any age (de Queiroz et al, ). Severe infestation results in defoliation, shoot and branch dieback and, in extreme cases, death of some highly susceptible species (Huerta, Faúndez, & Araya, ; Pogetto, Wilcken, Gimenes, De Souza Christovam, & Prado, ; Wylie & Speight, ).…”