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Anon advises on 'Eggs' found on tomato hornworm They're actually larvae of the good guys, the Brachnoid wasp Anon writes: The "eggs" were actually the larvae of the Brachonid wasp, a tiny, *non-stinging* natural predator of the hornworm (colloquially known as the tomato worm). See.About: Beautiful Joppa home scientist creates tomato worm caviar This story was posted on 2016-08-27 17:46:31
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