Leaf WeevilLeaf Weevil| France 1982 | Madagascar 1966 |
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| Hazel Leaf Rolling Weevil Apoderus coryli (Attelabidae) |
Red-and-black Giraffe Beetle Trachelophorus giraffa (Attelabidae) |
| Turkey 1982 | Hungary 1954 | MontSerrat 1992 |
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| Pear Leaf Weevil Rhynohites auratus (Attelabidae) |
Apple Leaf Weevil Rhynchites bacchus (Attelabidae) |
Cigaretto Leaf rolling weevil Byctiscus betulae (Attelabidae) |
The some friends of Leaf Weevil folds up a leaf small, wraps an egg, and makes the so-called "cradle." From an inner side, a larva eats a cradle, and grows and become a pupa.
On the other hand, the some friend of Leaf Weevil lay eggs to a branch and fruits directly. If eggs are laid in young fruits, such as an apple and a pear, the fruits will be cut off from a handle. A larva eats and grows and become a pupa flesh in the ground.
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