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Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
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Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas
Mononychus punctumalbum
vilkdalginis straubliukas Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas

Mononychus punctumalbum · vilkdalginis straubliukas

iris weevil
Weißpunktige Schwertlilienrüssler, Irisrüssler
vilkdalginis straubliukas
lissnuitkever, lissnuittor
jednorek kosaćcowy

ukbeetles.co.uk/mononychus-punctumalbum With the exception of Scandinavia this species occurs throughout Europe and extends eastwards into Siberia. The female bores into developing seed pods and inserts an egg into several of the seeds so that by late in the season most of the contents have been consumed, these holes are quickly repaired as the plant exudes a sticky liquid which seals them and so the larvae are safe to develop within.