How to Know the BeetlesDescribes the physical characteristics, habits and habitats of 1500 species of beetles. |
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Feeding on leaves 22. Mining leaves 23. Boring in stems 24. Boring in roots 25.
In soil feeding on roots 26. Feeding on flowers 27. Feeding on fruit 28. Feeding in
seeds 29. Boring into wood 30. Under loose bark and in rotten wood 31.
Feeding on leaves 22. Mining leaves 23. Boring in stems 24. Boring in roots 25.
In soil feeding on roots 26. Feeding on flowers 27. Feeding on fruit 28. Feeding in
seeds 29. Boring into wood 30. Under loose bark and in rotten wood 31.
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The adults feed on grape leaves while the grubs feed on the roots of various
trees . LENGTH : 7-13 mm . RANGE : Asia and steadily spreading in United
States . Robust . Head and thorax shining greenish - bronze ; elytra tan or
brownish with ...
The adults feed on grape leaves while the grubs feed on the roots of various
trees . LENGTH : 7-13 mm . RANGE : Asia and steadily spreading in United
States . Robust . Head and thorax shining greenish - bronze ; elytra tan or
brownish with ...
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It feeds on pine . Ips calligraphus ( Germ . ) , a widely scattered species feeding
on pine , is considerably larger ( 4.5-6.5 mm ) than most members of the family . It
is piceous or brownish with yellow antennae . Ips is a widely distributed genus of
...
It feeds on pine . Ips calligraphus ( Germ . ) , a widely scattered species feeding
on pine , is considerably larger ( 4.5-6.5 mm ) than most members of the family . It
is piceous or brownish with yellow antennae . Ips is a widely distributed genus of
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Contents
Use of the PicturedKey | 19 |
PicturedKey to the Genera and Species of Some Common Beetles | 61 |
General References | 395 |
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