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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
beetle gets its common name because
it attacks tobacco wherever it is stored
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
size Adults INCH long and oval
1/16 to 1/8 inch
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
size Adults 1/16-1/8" (2-3 mm) _ and oval
long
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
size Adults about 1/16-1/8" (2-3 mm) long and _
oval
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
COLOR
light brown
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Antennae SHAPE
serrate or sawlike
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
_ or _ on elytra (wing covers) irregular or scattered in distribution, not arranged in rows
Punctures or pits
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Punctures or pits on _ (wing covers) irregular or scattered in distribution, not arranged in rows
elytra
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Punctures or pits on elytra (_ _) irregular or scattered in distribution, not arranged in rows
wing covers
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Punctures or pits on elytra (wing covers) _ or scattered in distribution, not arranged in rows
irregular
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Punctures or pits on elytra (wing covers) irregular or _ in distribution, not arranged in rows
scattered
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Punctures or pits on elytra (wing covers) irregular or scattered in distribution, not arranged in _
rows
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of _ , head and prothorax bent downward, making head barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
anobiids
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, _ and prothorax bent downward, making head barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
head
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, head and _ bent downward, making head barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
prothorax
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent _ , making head barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
downward
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent downward, making head _ or _ from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
barely or not visible
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent downward, making head barely or not visible from _ and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
above
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent downward, making head barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly _ appearance.
humped
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Mature larva about #-1/8 inch
Mature larva about 1/16-1/8
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Mature larva about 1/16-# inch
Mature larva about 1/16-1/8
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
LARVAE = Form _ , with thoracic and abdominal segments about same width
C-shaped
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
LARVAE = Form C-shaped, with _ and abdominal segments about same width
thoracic
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
LARVAE = Form C-shaped, with thoracic and _ segments about same width
abdominal
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Form C-shaped, with thoracic and abdominal segments about same _
width
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LARVAE = Color _ , with many long hairs
white
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
LARVAE = Color white, with many _
long hairs
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LARVAE = With well-developed 4-segmented _
legs
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
female lays about 30-42 _, whitish eggs in and about food materials
oval
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
female lays about 30-42 oval, _ eggs in and about food materials
whitish
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
female lays about 30-42 oval, whitish eggs in and about _ _
food materials
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
The full-grown larvae _ in silken cocoons covered with bits of foodstuff
pupate
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
The full-grown larvae pupate in _ _ covered with bits of foodstuff
silken cocoons
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
The full-grown larvae pupate in silken cocoons covered with bits of _
foodstuff
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Minimum temperature for development is about # deg F
65 deg F
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They are _ _ and are active in subdued light.
strong fliers
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
They are strong fliers and are active in subdued _
subdued light
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attacks a wide range of dry foods and even including _
insecticides containing pyrethrum
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also attacks animal material such as
dried fish, fish meal, meat meal, leather, silk, and even dried insects.
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
_ and paprika are most commonly attacked in the home.
dry dog food
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Dry dog food and _ are most commonly attacked in the home.
paprika
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults fly during _ and on dull cloudy days, and are attracted to light.
the late afternoon
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults fly during the late afternoon and on _, and are attracted to light.
dull cloudy days
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CIGARETTE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults fly during the late afternoon and on dull cloudy days, and are attracted to _
light
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