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#10354110

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#10354112

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#10354114

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#10354116

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#10354118

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#10354120

10 Aug 2023

The family Scarabaeidae beetles or scarabs or scarab beetles vary considerably in habits, with many species feeding on manure or on decomposing plant materials, others on growing roots or leaves, and a few on fungi. These beetles are one of the most popular families with insect collectors because of the large size and beautifully coloured, hard, highly polished forewings of many species. White grubs are larvae of scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae). White grubs are creamy white, medium to large, with a distinct brown head capsule, C-shaped body with prominent legs and a slightly enlarged abdomen. Scarabs have long life cycles, typically 1-4 years. Species that are potato pests cut roots and stems and make large, clean, shallow circular surface wounds in tubers. Infestations are usually worse when potatoes are planted in weedy fields or fields previously in sod. White grubs have become increasingly troublesome in Asia and Central America since the phasing out of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Major pest genera in India include Anomala spp. and Melolontha spp. In the Americas, Phyllophaga is the most economically important genus. A Scarab beetle larva or White grub is running across the yard at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 10/08/2023.

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#6905968

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#6905970

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#6905972

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#6905974

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#6905978

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#6905984

26 Jul 2021

A photo taken in Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 26 July 2021 show a Indian lily moth (Polytela gloriosae). It is a moth of the family Noctuidae. The Lily caterpillar early instars feed on chlorophyll of the leaves; later instars feed voraciously leaving only the hard stem of the plant and next completely devastating it. Its incidence is high in the months July, August and September. Lily caterpillars are eating Pink rain lily (Zephyranthes rosea) flower plants.

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#5594764

31 Mar 2020

Medical staff from two hospitals joined police officers, the civil guard and bus drivers to show their appreciation for the hard work of the emergency services and to pay tribute to those who have died.The tribute takes place daily outside the Jimenez Diaz Foundation Hospital in Madrid on 30th March, 2020.Europe has become the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, with one-third of globally reported cases now stemming from the region.

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#5594766

31 Mar 2020

Medical staff from two hospitals joined police officers, the civil guard and bus drivers to show their appreciation for the hard work of the emergency services and to pay tribute to those who have died.The tribute takes place daily outside the Jimenez Diaz Foundation Hospital in Madrid on 30th March, 2020.Europe has become the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, with one-third of globally reported cases now stemming from the region.

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#5594768

31 Mar 2020

Medical staff from two hospitals joined police officers, the civil guard and bus drivers to show their appreciation for the hard work of the emergency services and to pay tribute to those who have died.The tribute takes place daily outside the Jimenez Diaz Foundation Hospital in Madrid on 30th March, 2020.Europe has become the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, with one-third of globally reported cases now stemming from the region.

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#5594770

31 Mar 2020

Medical staff from two hospitals joined police officers, the civil guard and bus drivers to show their appreciation for the hard work of the emergency services and to pay tribute to those who have died.The tribute takes place daily outside the Jimenez Diaz Foundation Hospital in Madrid on 30th March, 2020.Europe has become the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, with one-third of globally reported cases now stemming from the region.

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