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Pea leaf weevil

Sitona lineatus

Description:

The adult is slender, greyish-brown and about 5 mm long. Adult PLW can be confused with the sweet clover weevil. PLW can be distinguished by the presence of three light-colored stripes extending length-wise down the thorax and sometimes the abdomen of the pea leaf weevil. Pea leaf weevil larvae are “C” shaped, light milky white in color with a dark brown head, legless, cylindrical, soft and fleshy and 3.5 to 5.5 mm in length.

Habitat:

Pea fields in summer, moves to hay fields or headlands or ditches to overwinter.

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@Megarhyssa
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@Megarhyssa

Brooks, Alberta, Canada

Spotted on Aug 17, 2012
Submitted on Apr 21, 2013

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