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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... beetles Look for eggs, larvae, adults and their damage. Viburnum leaf beetle home Back to The Pest Timeline - What to look for through the year More information and pictures: Eggs Larvae Larvae leaf damage Pupae Adults Adult leaf damage Print this handout to see actual size and enlarged larvae and adults. Not sure if you' ...
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Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University
... , adults deposit eggs on the undersides of leaves along the major veins. A week to ten days later, tiny larvae emerge and begin eating holes in the leaves. If numerous, they can strip a bush of its foliage in a few days. Remove leaves harboring eggs ... color prematurely and fall off. The adult moth lays eggs on the fruit, and the larvae enter the developing berries and feed on the ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... • Sign up and start gathering and submitting data. Video: Adult laying eggs [3.4 MB .avi video by Jame Reilly. Need help?] Larva ... involved. The Pest - Lifecycle, distribution (maps), and how to identify VLB eggs, larvae, adults and their damage. Timeline shows what to look for when. ... for viburnum leaf beetles (VLBs). (They can also look for VLB eggs in winter.) If they find the beetle in any stage of ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... Science, Cornell University Search Cornell Viburnum Leaf Beetle Citizen Science Larvae More pictures and information to help you identify larvae. Viburnum leaf beetle home Back to How to identify ... eggs, larvae are about 1 mm long, greenish-yellow to off-white, and lack spots. Larvae go through three instars (stages), shedding their cuticle ("skin") between each. Second- and third-instar larvae ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... home Back to How to identify viburnum leaf beetles Video: Adult laying eggs [3.4 MB .avi video by Jame Reilly. Need help?] Adult feeding ... June to killing frost What to look for: Brown and smaller than larvae, 4.5 to 6.5 mm (about one-quarter inch). Females are ... migrate, so look for them on plants that were not infested with larvae, as well as those that were. Larger image. Photo by Kent Loeffler ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... home Back to How to identify viburnum leaf beetles Video: Adult laying eggs [3.4 MB .avi video by Jame Reilly. Need help?] Larva emerging ... sharply with greenish to brownish bark. These bumps are not the eggs themselves. Adult females excavate small cavities in the twigs, ... and the larvae hatch out of the eggs, you can sometimes spot the old egg-laying sites on dead tips of twigs. The larvae move ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... lifecycle, and how to identify VLB eggs, larvae, adults and their damage. Viburnum leaf ... eggs.) Egg-laying occurs mostly at night. The eggs overwinter in these snug little holes, and the larvae emerge from the eggs in late April or early May in response to warming temperatures. (Pictures and more information about larvae ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... leaf beetles: Egg-laying sites from July through April. Larvae from late April through mid June. Adults from July ... well-timed intervention to knock the larvae population back. Once you noted the larvae have begun to emerge you ... larvae, a good time to revisit your viburnum shrub is after late July. Look for adults beetles that have moved in from elsewhere and are now feeding on leaves or laying eggs ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... if your timing is right. Spraying horticultural oil on egg-laying sites can suffocate eggs. Larger image. More egg-laying site pictures. Based on research conducted in 2005, Cornell ... as soon possible after larvae hatch. Spray the undersides of leaves where larvae feed between veins of young leaves. Larger image. More larvae pictures. Insecticidal soap is most effective on larvae immediately after ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... Onondaga reports that eggs hatched in her yard this past weekend on her V. carlesii. Here's another picture of a larvae feeding on ... lady bug larvae munching on them. Over the winter I cut back about 75% of the bush, hopefully eliminating many eggs and ... are mature beetles mating and eating the cranberries. Miserable things!" Larvae damage sentimental favorite [6/18/03] from Donna in Cortland County ...
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