Weevil
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Identification key : 
Legless larva with a head (weevils, seed beetles, bark beetles, wasps) (Larva) 
Weevils (Adult (and nymphs resembling the adult))
Scientific name : Curculionidae
Other names : snout beetle, black vine weevil
Weevils are beetles of the family Curculionidae, easy to recognise by the head extended into a snout bearing the mandibles at its tip. Females bore into plant tissue to lay eggs, and the white, curved, legless larvae develop inside seeds, fruit or stems, or in the soil feeding on roots. Adults leave notches along leaf margins and larvae hollow out grains, buds or roots, causing wilting; they affect strawberry, grapevine, potted ornamentals, citrus, palms, pulses and stored grain.
Crops affected : Bean, Coconut, Corn, Date (Date palm), Green / indoor plants, Lentil, Nursery roses and shrubs, Orange tree, Pea, Rice, Strawberry, Tempranillo, Wheat
Source : Otiorhynchus sulcatus (OTIOSU)[Overview] — EPPO Global Database — EPPO Global Database
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Rice Pea Coconut Date (Date palm) Bean Strawberry Lentil Corn Orange tree Green / indoor plants Nursery roses and shrubs Tempranillo Wheat
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