Female specimens have a somewhat fusiform shape, and range in colour.
Depending upon the stage of development, both nymphs and adults can appear white, tan, pink, or yellow.
They are approximately 170 µm long and 65 µm wide, and are thus almost invisible to the naked eye.
Chelicerae are about 20 µm long, and are almost straight.
Female specimens have a somewhat fusiform shape, and range in colour. Depending upon the stage of development, both nymphs and adults can appear white, tan, pink, or yellow. They are approximately 170 µm long and 65 µm wide, and are thus almost invisible to the naked eye. Chelicerae are about 20 µm long, and are almost straight.
Aceria anthocoptes