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Bean seed fly, small gray flies measuring 3 to 6 mm.
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The beech is tree with a smooth trunk that can reach a height of over forty meters and four hundred years old.
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The beech gall midge is a mosquito over four mm in size and is one of the largest gall midges, found in Europe. Continue reading “Beech gall midge”
The Beech leaf-miner beetle is + 2 mm in size, belonging to the weevils and living on and off beech trees.
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A beer trap consists of a plastic bottle or small container filled with beer placed in a snail-rich spot.
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Beet cyst eelworm are 1 to 2 mm-sized, nearly invisible worms – roundworms – that live off plants.
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The beet leafminer is very similar to the common house fly. Larvae of this fly eat the chlorophyll between the veins of the leaves.
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Beetles (Coleoptera) belong to the winged insects, whose front pair of wings are hardened into wing-cases (elytra).
Except at the poles and in the sea, beetles are found all over the world. There are over 4,200 beetle species in the UK.
See: Apple blossom weevil , flea beetle , Common asparagus beetle , asparagus beetle , Beech leaf-miner beetle , Pygmy mangold beetle , Pea leaf weevil , Eurasian strawberry blossom weevil , Colorado potato beetle , Oak jewel beetle , chafer grubs , pea weevil , pear bud weevil , sinuate peartree borer , raspberry beetle , rose chafer , garden chafer , summer chafer , (common) cockchafer . Continue reading “Beetles”
Beetroot belongs to the amaranth family (Amaranthaceae). Family of the sugar beet.
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