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Meanings of potato beetle in English
Portuguese
besouro-da-batata 
(Leptinotarsa decemlineata) Yellow and black striped beetle from the family of the Chrysomelidae which originates from America and feeds upon parts of the potato plant.
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Potatoes can withstand significant potato beetle leaf damage and still produce.
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Expression studies demonstrate that StZFP2 transcript is also induced by tobacco hornworm and Colorado potato beetle.
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The cutworm, the tomato worm, the horn worm, potato beetle and various blights may come to tomatoes.
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The potato beetle "scare" is not of much account in the country of the potato beetle.
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Furthermore, according to our monitoring, high temperature in summer also limited Colorado potato beetle to diffuse eastward through Turpan.
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The New Yorker, July 29, 1950 P. 11 Talk story about the Colorado potato beetle.
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However, in Turpan City in northeastern Xinjiang, the extremely hot weather in the summer prevents the local colonization of Colorado potato beetle.
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The objective of this study was to determine the effect of temperature on the spread of Colorado potato beetle in China after its invasion.
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In summer they eat Colorado potato beetles, chinch-bugs, cotton boll-weevils, squash-beetles, grasshoppers and cutworms.
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The others will depend on my knowledge and experience when the Colorado potato beetles strike.
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Flea beetles (see Chapter 17) and Colorado potato beetles (see Chapter 6) love eggplants.
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There were no potato beetles and we saw no signs of injury but the gardener was scanning the patch with the eye of a robin.
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He's found, for instance, that planting wheat in a field prior to potatoes "confuses" the potato beetles when they emerge from their larval stage.