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clive
- Grazalema
This a picture of a weevil on broad beans and taken in Lanjaron, Andalusia by Kiersten (I am posting this as her computer is not working right now 🙂 )
The question is what species and will it damage her broad beans!
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Helen
- Seville
Hi, it looks like a Lixus sp maybe paraplecticus? Except they like damp areas
From wiki french….
Adults are mostly active in spring and autumn [ 1 ] and they are the ones who hibernate.
The larvae live on the aquatic hemlock , the big berle and other apiaceae (umbellifera).
So your beans should be safe!!!!! 🙂
English wikipedia has little info but German and French might help with the search 🙂
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lixus_paraplecticus
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