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RF2FA0M4T–Peach weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) on the apple leaf. This insect is a common pest in orchards.
RF2GHMYFR–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers
RF2WW4NR7–Pesch weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) On the leaves of a plum tree in the garden. Pest of woody Rosaceae.
RF2PNXEXJ–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers.
RM2T6D1H4–Species of weevil: Tournotaris bimaculata 1, South American palm weevil, Rhynchophorus palmarum 2, pecan gall curculio, Conotrachelus elegans 3, Cholus annulatus 4, Brazilian diamond beetle, Entimus imperialis 5, Brachycerus emeritus 6, Metamasius hemipterus 7, Curculio brachypteros nigro-spinosus 8, Ceutorhynchus assimilis 9, Cimberis attelaboides 10, Tetrabothynus regalis 11, Rhynchaenus bilineatus 12, Chlorophanus viridis 13, Rhynchites bacchus 14, and Byctiscus betulae 15 * magnified. Copperplate engraving by Thomas Milton from Abraham Rees' Cyclopedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Scie
RM2PGFYT9–Species of weevil: Tournotaris bimaculata 1, South American palm weevil, Rhynchophorus palmarum 2, pecan gall curculio, Conotrachelus elegans 3, Cholus annulatus 4, Brazilian diamond beetle, Entimus imperialis 5, Brachycerus emeritus 6, Metamasius hemipterus 7, Curculio brachypteros nigro-spinosus 8, Ceutorhynchus assimilis 9, Cimberis attelaboides 10, Tetrabothynus regalis 11, Rhynchaenus bilineatus 12, Chlorophanus viridis 13, Rhynchites bacchus 14, and Byctiscus betulae 15 * magnified. Copperplate engraving by Thomas Milton from Abraham Rees' Cyclopedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Scie
RMRCM512–. Die forstinsekten Mitteleuropas. Ein lehr- und handbuch. Trees; Beneficial insects. 304 Coleoptera. 7. Familienreihe: Rynchophora. 1. Die Fruchtbohrer legen ihre Eier in junge Früchte, deren Stiel sie anschneiden, damit die Frucht bald abfalle, z. B. Rhynchites Bacchus L., der Apfelbohrer. 2. Die Holzbohrer legen ihre Eier in holzige Zweige, von deren Mark wahrscheinlich die Larve lebt, z. B. Rhynchites pubescens Fabr. an Eiche (forstlich ohne Bedeutung). 3. Die Triebbohrer legen ihre Eier in junge Triebe, welche sie an- schneiden, damit sie welken und abfallen, z. B. Rhynchites conicus 111
RMPFXHEH–. MeÌtamorphoses mÅurs et instincts des insectes (insectes, myriapodes, arachnides, crustaceÌs). Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. LE HHYNCUITE BACCHUS L'AI'ODÃBE DU CODDRIER (nhiinchiles baccbut). {Apoderus Coryli). de douze articles, et les Rhynchites, reconnaissables à leur rostre long et mince, ont l'instinct d'entailler les pédiciUcs des feuilles ou les extrémités des tiges pour opérer le dépôt de leurs Åufs ; leurs larves ne peuvent vivre qu'aux dépens des feuilles flétries. L'Apodère du Coudrier, Insecte d'un beau l'ouge, avec la tête et les appendices noirs,
RF2GHW570–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers
RF2WW4NRG–Pesch weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) On the leaves of a plum tree in the garden. Pest of woody Rosaceae.
RF2P4G9ED–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers.
RMW05BB8–Archive image from page 319 of Die forstinsekten Mitteleuropas Ein lehr-. Die forstinsekten Mitteleuropas. Ein lehr- und handbuch dieforstinsekten02esch Year: 1914 304 Coleoptera. 7. Familienreihe: Rynchophora. 1. Die Fruchtbohrer legen ihre Eier in junge Früchte, deren Stiel sie anschneiden, damit die Frucht bald abfalle, z. B. Rhynchites Bacchus L., der Apfelbohrer. 2. Die Holzbohrer legen ihre Eier in holzige Zweige, von deren Mark wahrscheinlich die Larve lebt, z. B. Rhynchites pubescens Fabr. an Eiche (forstlich ohne Bedeutung). 3. Die Triebbohrer legen ihre Eier in junge Triebe, welch
![. The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization, forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy. Zoology. 540 INSECTA. i Apoderw, distinct by the head affixed to the thorax by a rotule. Abu.s, Has the head immersed to the eyes in the thorax. Rhynchites, has the proboscis dilated at the tip, and the abdomen nearly square. R. Bacchus [a splendid but very rare British species], lives on the vine, the larvae inhabiting the rolled-up leaves, which it devours, and thus sometimes commits gTeat damage. Apion, Herbst., has the body pear-shaped. See the monographs Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN535E/the-animal-kingdom-arranged-after-its-organization-forming-a-natural-history-of-animals-and-an-introduction-to-comparative-anatomy-zoology-540-insecta-i-apoderw-distinct-by-the-head-affixed-to-the-thorax-by-a-rotule-abus-has-the-head-immersed-to-the-eyes-in-the-thorax-rhynchites-has-the-proboscis-dilated-at-the-tip-and-the-abdomen-nearly-square-r-bacchus-a-splendid-but-very-rare-british-species-lives-on-the-vine-the-larvae-inhabiting-the-rolled-up-leaves-which-it-devours-and-thus-sometimes-commits-gteat-damage-apion-herbst-has-the-body-pear-shaped-see-the-monographs-RN535E.jpg ". The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization, forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy. Zoology. 540 INSECTA. i Apoderw, distinct by the head affixed to the thorax by a rotule. Abu.s, Has the head immersed to the eyes in the thorax. Rhynchites, has the proboscis dilated at the tip, and the abdomen nearly square. R. Bacchus [a splendid but very rare British species], lives on the vine, the larvae inhabiting the rolled-up leaves, which it devours, and thus sometimes commits gTeat damage. Apion, Herbst., has the body pear-shaped. See the monographs Stock Photo")
RMRN535E–. The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization, forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy. Zoology. 540 INSECTA. i Apoderw, distinct by the head affixed to the thorax by a rotule. Abu.s, Has the head immersed to the eyes in the thorax. Rhynchites, has the proboscis dilated at the tip, and the abdomen nearly square. R. Bacchus [a splendid but very rare British species], lives on the vine, the larvae inhabiting the rolled-up leaves, which it devours, and thus sometimes commits gTeat damage. Apion, Herbst., has the body pear-shaped. See the monographs
RF2GHTME9–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers
RF2WW4NRC–Pesch weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) On the leaves of a plum tree in the garden. Pest of woody Rosaceae.
RF2R020JG–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers.
RMRG3HK9–. Calwers Käferbuch; einfürhrung in die kenntnis der käfer Europas. Beetles. 43. 1. Apion carduorum. 2. Ap. genistae. 3. Ap. aeneum. 4. Ap. striatum. 5. Ap. pisi. 6. Ap. miniatuni. 7. Ap. malvae. 8. Ap. vorax. 9. Apoderus coryli. 10. Attelabus nitens. 11. Rhynchites cupreus. 12. Rhynch. Bacchus. 13. Byctiscus populi. 14. Byct. betulae. 15. Rhynchites betulae. 16. Rhynch. coeruleus. 17. Rhynch. aeneovirens. 18. Rhynch. pubescens. 19. Rhinomacer attelaboides. 20. Rharaphus pulicarius. 21. Platysto- mus albinus. 22. Euparius centromaculatus. 23. Tropideres niveirostris. 24. Platyrrhinus resinosus
RF2GHMYFW–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers
RF2WW4NRN–Pesch weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) On the leaves of a plum tree in the garden. Pest of woody Rosaceae.
RF2PM9DJD–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers.
RMRD945J–. MeÌtamorphoses mÅurs et instincts des insectes (insectes, myriapodes, arachnides, crustaceÌs). Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. LE HHYNCUITE BACCHUS L'AI'ODÃBE DU CODDRIER (nhiinchiles baccbut). {Apoderus Coryli). de douze articles, et les Rhynchites, reconnaissables à leur rostre long et mince, ont l'instinct d'entailler les pédiciUcs des feuilles ou les extrémités des tiges pour opérer le dépôt de leurs Åufs ; leurs larves ne peuvent vivre qu'aux dépens des feuilles flétries. L'Apodère du Coudrier, Insecte d'un beau l'ouge, avec la tête et les appendices noirs,
RF2WW4NT7–Pesch weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) On the leaves of a plum tree in the garden. Pest of woody Rosaceae.
RF2PHB8AB–Weevil Beetle Rhynchites bacchus on a green leaf. Pest for fruit trees. a problem for gardeners and farmers.
RF2FA0M50–Peach weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) on the apple leaf. This insect is a common pest in orchards.
RF2FA0M4Y–Peach weevil (Rhynchites bacchus) on the apple leaf. This insect is a common pest in orchards.
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