A Japanese beetle is a destructive insect known for its metallic green and bronze-colored body, with white tufts of hair along its sides. Native to Japan, this beetle has become a widespread pest in many parts of North America, feeding on a wide range of plants and causing significant damage to lawns, gardens, and agricultural crops. Its voracious appetite and ability to quickly reproduce make it a challenging pest to control.

Definition och betydelse av "Japanese beetle"på engelska

Download Mobile App