Viburnum Leaf Beetle Larva
Pyrrhalta viburni (larva)
Larvae feed openly on the leaves of viburnums, often beginning on the undersides of young foliage. They chew irregular holes through leaves and can rapidly strip tender shoots as they grow. The yellowish body bears dark spots and is protected by a firm insect exoskeleton.
- Type
- Shell
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
- Viburnum Leaf Beetle Larva
- ?
- Viburnum Leaf Beetle