Researchers tackle apple weevil
Small and black, the apple flea weevil looks a bit like its larger snout beetle relative, the plum curculio.
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Leafroller larvae form webs and use them to curl leaves into protective structures. Photo Courtesy Of Washington State University
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Researchers tackle apple weevil
Small and black, the apple flea weevil looks a bit like its larger snout beetle relative, the plum