A rose beetle, also known as a rose chafer, is a colorful insect that belongs to the family Scarabaeidae. It has a compact body, strong legs, and distinctive metallic colors, often ranging from green to bronze or gold. Rose beetles are known for their voracious appetite for plant foliage, including rose petals and other garden plants. While they can be considered pests in some situations, they also play a role in pollination as they visit flowers in search of food.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „rose beetle” po angielsku

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