FIELD GUIDE DRUGSTORE BEETLES

  1. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
  2. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Mature larva about #-1/8 inch
    Mature larva about 1/16-1/8
  3. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Mature larva about 1/16-# inch
    Mature larva about 1/16-1/8
  4. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = Form _ , with thoracic and abdominal segments about same width
    C-shaped
  5. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = Form C-shaped, with _ and abdominal segments about same width
    thoracic
  6. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = Form C-shaped, with thoracic and _ segments about same width
    abdominal
  7. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Form C-shaped, with thoracic and abdominal segments about same _
    width
  8. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = Color _ , with many long hairs
    white
  9. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = Color white, with many _
    long hairs
  10. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    LARVAE = With well-developed 4-segmented _
    legs
  11. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    apparently got its common name because of _
    its being a serious pest of stored herbs used as medicine in early apothecaries or drug stores
  12. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    size = # to 1/8 inch
    1/16 inch
  13. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    size = 1/16 to # inch
    1/8 inch
  14. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Color _ to brown
    reddish brown
  15. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Color reddish brown to _
    brown
  16. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Antenna _, club of 3 elongated and broadened segments.
    clubbed
  17. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Antenna clubbed, club of # elongated and broadened segments.
    3
  18. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Antenna clubbed, club of 3 _ and broadened segments.
    elongated
  19. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Antenna clubbed, club of 3 elongated and _ segments.
    broadened
  20. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    _ or pits on elytra (wing covers) arranged in longitudinal rows
    Punctures
  21. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Punctures or _ on elytra (wing covers) arranged in longitudinal rows
    pits
  22. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Punctures or pits on _ (wing covers) arranged in longitudinal rows
    elytra
  23. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Punctures or pits on elytra (_ _) arranged in longitudinal rows
    wing covers
  24. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Punctures or pits on elytra (wing covers) arranged in _ rows
    longitudinal
  25. DRUGSTORE 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
  26. DRUGSTORE 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
  27. DRUGSTORE 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
  28. DRUGSTORE 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
  29. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent downward, making _ barely or not visible from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
    head
  30. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    As typical of anobiids, head and prothorax bent downward, making head _ from above and giving beetle a strongly humped appearance.
    barely or not visible
  31. DRUGSTORE 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
  32. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    lays her _, whitish eggs in and about the food materials
    oval
  33. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    lays her oval, _ eggs in and about the food materials
    whitish
  34. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    full-grown larva _ in a silken cocoon with bits of foodstuff incorporated into it, and pupation last 12-18 days
    pupates
  35. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    full-grown larva pupates in a _ cocoon with bits of foodstuff incorporated into it, and pupation last 12-18 days
    silken
  36. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Most commonly attack = _, flour, meal, breakfast foods, and condiments such as red pepper
    bread
  37. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Most commonly attack = bread, _, meal, breakfast foods, and condiments such as red pepper
    flour
  38. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Most commonly attack = bread, flour, meal, _ , and condiments such as red pepper
    breakfast foods
  39. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Most commonly attack = bread, flour, meal, breakfast foods, and _ such as red pepper
    condiments
  40. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Adults CAN? CAN NOT? fly and they ARE? ARE NOT? attracted to light.
    Adults can fly and they are attracted to light.
  41. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    Adults CAN? CAN NOT? fly and they ARE? ARE NOT? attracted to light.
  42. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    All stages can be killed by heating the infested material to #-176°F for several hours
    140
  43. DRUGSTORE BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
    All stages can be killed by heating the infested material to 140-#°F for several hours
    176
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FIELD GUIDE DRUGSTORE BEETLES
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FIELD GUIDE DRUGSTORE BEETLES
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