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Acanalonia
There is a good chance this is Acanalonia conica because there were full-grown flatid planthoppers on the stem but I'm not absolutely sure. The fourth photo shows my fingertip at the top to give a bit of an idea of size. The white "hairs" are waxy filaments that the nymph extrudes from its abdomen.
Dogfennel plant in Jordan Lake woods
Spotted on Jul 31, 2014
Submitted on Aug 5, 2014
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