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The Beet Leafminer
... the female lays her eggs on the underside of the leaf surface. Once the eggs hatch and the larvae emerge, they chew holes through the leaf surface and proceed to feed on the interior tissue of the leaf. Once the larvae ...
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Lilac Leafminer
... The adults will then mate. After mating, the female will lay eggs in batches of 5-10, along the midrib and on the undersurface of a leaf. Each female will lay approximately 100 eggs. The larvae hatch ...
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Pine Sawfly
... making its present felt right now is the Pine Sawfly. Sawfly adults are a non-stinging wasp that lays its eggs inside the needles of pine trees. The larvae hatch out from May to June and resemble a light green caterpillar with a brown or black head. At first the larvae eat only the outer portion of the ...
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The Lumpfish
... to rocks. Once her eggs are laid the female moves out into deeper water leaving their care and protection to the male. The male lumpfish will stand guard over the eggs until they hatch, protecting them from ... the nest except to scare off an intruder. When the larvae hatch they will be about 1/4 inch long and resemble tiny tadpoles. They are soon able to attach themselves to seaweed. By the ...
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Bamboo - Southeast Chapter - Sample SEC Newsletter
... The females burrow down into the disturbed soil alongside the growing shoot until they reach the young shoot’s developing root system where they lay their eggs. The larvae hatch and feed first on the ...
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Elm Leaf Beetle
... The adults emerge in the spring and the females lay eggs on the leaves. The larvae hatch out and begin feeding. Mature larvae will move to the lower part of the trunk and pupate. The pupal cases are yellow and can be seen on the trunk. The ...
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American Chestnut Foundation - The Chestnut Weevil
... the tunnel, laying 4-5 eggs; then buzzes away to another egg laying site. She may deposit a total of 40 to 45 eggs that will hatch ... eggs and kill the minute, developing larvae or grubs. Grubs completing their life cycle feed and fatten for three weeks to l/2-inch size and then emerge from the ...
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Dogwood Borer
... days of emergence. The female lays eggs on near burr knots. Trees that are already infested and that have large numbers of burr knots are particularly attractive. The larvae hatch after eight to nine days and seek entry into the plant. The ...
www.canr.msu.edu

Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... to brownish bark. These bumps are not the eggs themselves. Adult females excavate small cavities in the twigs, lay up to eight eggs inside, then seal the egg-laying site with a cap made of ... , as the new leaves emerge 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 down from the egg sites to begin feeding on the new ...
www.hort.cornell.edu

The Bug Review-Cucumber Beetles
... the south. In spring, they feed on nearby vegetation of fields and woodlots before suddenly appearing in large numbers on vine or bean crops. Adult beetles lay eggs in the soil at the base of the plant on which they are feeding. The larvae hatch and feed ... to new seedlings just pushing through the soil. Later in the season, the adults feed on leaves, blossoms, and ...
www.urbanext.uiuc.edu

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