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Anyone have any idea what these are? It's on a Moringa Oleifera tree I have in a pot inside. Tree is about 6 months old. These "eggs" are only located at the leaf nodes, either one or a few. I see none on either top or underside of leaf.
I thought it was spider mites at first but i couldn't find any adults. Tried the white paper under leaves and shaking the tree and none that I could see.
I found one whitefly on a dead leaf but when I looked up what eggs look like it didn't seem to match what I have here.
Any info would be awesome to help me narrow this thing down. Also leaves curling upward at top part of plant. Magnesium deficiency or too much water? Or something else?
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