Phyllophaga obsoleta vanelleri

obsoleta vanelleri is a of within the Phyllophaga. The genus Phyllophaga comprises commonly known as ',' which are significant agricultural and horticultural pests. This subspecies is part of a complex of Phyllophaga that serve as for including Pelecinus polyturator and Myzinum species.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Phyllophaga obsoleta vanelleri: /ˌfɪloʊˈfeɪɡə ˌɒbsəˈliːtə vænˈɛləri/

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Ecological Role

of , including P. obsoleta vanelleri, serve as for multiple species. The wasp Pelecinus polyturator uses its long to soil for Phyllophaga , laying single on encountered hosts. Myzinum wasps ( Thynnidae) also parasitize Phyllophaga grubs by digging them up, paralyzing them, and laying eggs externally.

Human Relevance

are root-feeding pests commonly known as '' that damage turfgrass, ornamental plants, and agricultural . The is among the most economically significant pest groups in North America.

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