- may
enter houses, but are not
pests there.
Click beetle larvae,
called wireworms, are
usually saprophagous,
living on dead organisms, but some species...
- molitor,
often rarely do so. The larvae,
known as
mealworms or
false wireworms, are
usually fossorial,
heavily sclerotized and nocturnal. They may possibly...
- (grub-like),
campodeiform (elongated,
flattened and active),
elateriform (
wireworm-like) or
vermiform (maggot-like). The
larva grows and
eventually becomes...
-
Monocrepidius exsul (Sharp, 1877) (pasture
wireworm)
Monocrepidius falli (Lane, 1956) (southern
potato wireworm)
Monocrepidius ferruginosus (Fall, 1929)...
-
oldest methods of weed
control as well as
being useful for pest control;
wireworms, the
larvae of the
common click beetle, are very
destructive pests of...
- and
wireworm larvae of
click beetle genera such as Aeolus.
Aphid damage can
often be tolerated,
whereas armyworms can eat
whole leaves.
Wireworms kill...
-
Monocrepidius exsul,
known generally as the
pasture wireworm or
sugarcane wireworm, is a
species of
click beetle in the
family Elateridae. v t e...
-
Agriotes mancus, the
wheat wireworm, is a
species of
click beetle in the
family Elateridae. It is
found in
North America. "Agriotes
mancus Report". Integrated...
-
Monocrepidius vespertinus, the
tobacco wireworm, is a
species of
click beetle in the
family Elateridae. Turnipseed, Sam G.; Rabb,
Robert L. (1965-12-01)...
-
parasitic barber's pole worm (Haemonchus contortus, also
known as
twisted wireworm)
among domesticated small ruminant po****tions. In
contrast with earlier...
