Anthonomus grandis

E609070

Anthonomus grandis, commonly known as the boll weevil, is a notorious agricultural pest beetle that primarily attacks cotton crops.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beetle
insect pest
associatedWith boll weevil eradication program in the United States
class Insecta
color grayish-brown
commonName boll weevil
controlMethod boll weevil eradication program
cultural control
insecticide application
pheromone trapping
describedBy Boheman NERFINISHED
developmentType holometabolous
economicImpact causes severe yield losses in cotton
major cotton pest
family Curculionidae NERFINISHED
feedingHabit phytophagous
genus Anthonomus NERFINISHED
hasSynonym Anthonomus grandis grandis
Anthonomus grandis thurberiae
hostPlantFamily Malvaceae NERFINISHED
impactOnHumans economic damage to cotton farmers
introducedRange South America NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
lifeStage adult
egg
larva
pupa
morphologicalFeature curculionid weevil body shape
elongated snout
nativeRange Central America NERFINISHED
Mexico NERFINISHED
notableFor historic devastation of cotton production in the southern United States
order Coleoptera NERFINISHED
overwinteringHabitat leaf litter
plant debris
overwintersAs adult
pestStatus quarantine pest in some regions
phylum Arthropoda NERFINISHED
primaryHostPlant Gossypium hirsutum
cotton plants
reproductionSite cotton bolls
cotton flower buds
targetPlantPart cotton bolls
cotton squares
taxonRank species
yearDescribed 1843

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Curculionoidea exampleSpecies Anthonomus grandis