Control of Red-Headed Flea Beetles en Español

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Brian A. Kunkel, Lianmarie N. Colon | 2013 | 2 pages
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Los adultos son negros con cabezas rojas, ovaladas, que alcanzan una medida de 3.0-6.25 mm con antenas que miden la mitad del tamaño de su cuerpo. Sus patas traseras están alargadas para saltar, y por eso se llaman “flea beetles.” Los adultos con frecuencia se alimentan de partes tiernas de las plantas.

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