Harmful Effects of Grapevine beetle

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Grapevine beetle

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Harmful Effects of Grapevine beetle

Pelidnota punctata

A species of Pelidnota, Also known as Spotted Pelidnota

Grapevine beetle primarily poses risks to plant health, with adults skeletonizing leaves and larvae damaging roots. Infestations can lead to significant defoliation, potentially reducing crop yields and ornamental value.

What Type of Pest Is Grapevine beetle?

Garden and Landscape Pest

Garden and Landscape Pest

Damage Stage

Adults, Larvae

Host Plants

Grapevine, Hops, Fruit Tree

Host Plants Organs

Leaves, Fruits, Roots

Damage Ways

Chew Plant Tissues

Damage Reason

Feeding

Damage Level

Mild to Severe

Grapevine beetle can cause mild to severe damage, mainly feeding on leaves and roots of plants like grapevines. The adults chew foliage, leading to skeletonized leaves, while larvae harm the roots. Large numbers can significantly defoliate plants, affecting plant health and potentially impacting crop yield and ornamental value.

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