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Observation

by PCDL Admin — last modified October 19, 2006 02:23

Animal:

Diabrotica undecimpunctata (12 spotted cucumber beetle)

Plant:

Magnolia grandiflora

FloweringPeriodObserved:

PlantSiteMicrohab:
Greenville, South Carolina

Plant GPS Location:

Animal Site Microhabitat:
Greenville, South Carolina

Animal GPS Location:

Habitat Type:

Interaction Types:
visitor

Interaction Frequency:

Entry Date:
4/5/2006

Recorder Name:
SW

Annotation:
A study surveying insect visitors to magnolias in North and South Carolina with a focus on beetles. The most abundant visitors and probable pollinators were beetles in the families Mordellidae and Nitidulidae. Bees were also seen frequenting magnolia fl

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