Is platter tiger dangerous for humans?

Platinum tiger has a milky, translucent color, flattened body, transparent black-striped wings and a length of 5-6 mm. He has very well developed eyes, he has three pairs of legs and the abdomen of this insect is black to gray. It usually develops in areas where platan and ash trees are planted, but also in areas with trees at the edges of the roads. Females often lay eggs on the back of the leaves, near their ribs. A female can lay up to 300 eggs, which are 0. 5 mm long and are black.

The cycle of development of this insect is 44 days. Both adults and larvae slam the leaves and suck the plant cell juice. In massive infestations, leaves turn yellow and dry. The multiplication of these insects takes place when temperatures are constantly 30 degrees Celsius and at a relative 80%. Platan tiger is not a dangerous insect for humans.

Her presence can create discomfort, especially when their number becomes great. In humans, Platan's Tiger produces small wounds on the surface of the skin. To date no cases have been reported to link the bite of this insect to the occurrence of infections. Symptoms of bruising: - - small swelling - itching sensation - Skin lesions occur within two to three hours of insect bite. Pruritus can cause discomfort and.

All these symptoms usually disappear within 24 hours. Patients who developed Type I are the most affected. Symptoms may also be more severe in children. - Clean the affected area with water and soap. - Apply a cold compress or a place where the skin lesion has occurred.

- Apply the mentholite mixture, which has a calming role. - Allergic patients are given antiallergic and local treatments. - It is advisable that people living in areas infested by Tiger Platanus wear light clothes that cover their hands and feet as much as they can and when they enter the house they will shake them as insects stay attached to them. Preventing and Combating Platan Tiger - In order to avoid infestation, entomologists recommend trees for the resting of trees during vegetative rest. - Performing chemical control, phytosanitary treatments with systemic insecticides approved in parks, squares and street alignments.

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