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Subfamily Criocerinae

Criocerini · Lemini

Tribe Criocerini
Lily Leaf Beetle 1 - Lilioceris lilii Second wave - Crioceris asparagi Asparagus Beetle eggs - Crioceris asparagi Crioceris asparagi - Asparagus Beetle - Crioceris asparagi Lilioceri cheni- COCOON - Lilioceris cheni Asparagus Beetle - Crioceris asparagi Lilioceris lilii - Lily Leaf Beetle - Lilioceris lilii - male - female Lily Leaf Beetle - Lilioceris lilii

Tribe Lemini
Three-lined Potato Beetle - Lema daturaphila - female Oulema cornuta Perhaps a leaf beetle? - Oulema melanopus Mines on Commelina communis Oulema? - Lema Six-spotted Neolema - Neolema sexpunctata Red-headed black-legged leaf beetle - Oulema - female Lema balteata


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