Copper green beautiful golden turtle

AnomalaCorpulentaMotschulsky belongs to Coleoptera, Scarabidae. It happens everywhere. Damage to cross flowers, Solanaceae and melons, legumes and other crops.

[field identification] the roots and stems of the seedlings were damaged by the larvae, resulting in the lack of seedlings and broken strips, which often occurred mixed with the larvae of the northeast black beetle. Adults like to eat the leaves of fruit trees, trees and other crops.

The adult is about 20 mm long. The head, forechest dorsal plate, scutellum and sheath are copper-green with golden luster, with fine engraving on them, and reddish brown on both sides of the head and forechest dorsal plate and both sides of the sheath wing. Each sheath wing has three distinct longitudinal ribs. The old larva is about 33 mm long, the head is yellowish brown, the body is milky white, the body is wrinkled, showing a "C" shape. The hairy area of the ventral anus and abdomen except the uncinate hair group. There are two rows of long thorns in the middle, 15-18, most of which intersect each other.

[occurrence regularity] one generation a year. The old larvae overwintered under the permafrost, and the larvae damaged the spring sowing crops in the first and middle May of the following year. The period from late June to mid-July is the period of adult damage. The larvae from early August to early October can also harm autumn crops. Adults have strong phototaxis and pseudo-death.