Adult white lice have a body length of 0. 8mm and white, which is caused by the secretion of wax in the wings and the physical louse. During the meal or rest adult white fleas covered with wings. When the males bite the eggs, females will meet their eggs 60 to 400 grains with sizes ranging from 0.10mm to 0.25mm at the bottom of the plant leaves.
Uniquely, the female white flea is diploid and appears from eggs fertilized by the male haploid white fly and emerges from unfertilized eggs. Eggs are put in groups. Eggs are pinched white and turns brown until they hatch within 5 to 7 days. After the egg stage, the turtle develops through four instar stages. Adult white lice are about four times the size of the egg with bright yellow bodies and white wings.