| A slippery, snow-white froth on plants in the spring. The froghopper egg is laid in plant tissue in the autumn. When the egg hatches it attaches its sucking beak into a tender stem. Bubbles are blown into the waxy secretion forming a sticky protective sheath while the young froghopper grows. |  |
| Can be found here: | Indian Springs, Back Bay Drive |
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Date:10/3/2005
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