Japanese beetle
Popillia japonica Newman, 1841

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1573650 Damage Japanese beetles on strawberry foliage. August 1997
5490316 Damage Damage to petals and also adults shown
5490317 Damage Skeletonizing of Virginia creeper foliage
5490318 Damage Damage to petals
5477082 Adult(s)
5477083 Adult(s)
5477084 Adult(s)
5476620 Adult(s)
5475437 Damage Japanese beetle feeding damage, showing 30% defoliation to a soybean leaflet.?
5475435 Adult(s) Japanese beetle on soybean.
5475436 Damage Japanese beetle feeding damage, showing 20% defoliation to a soybean leaflet.
5454637 Damage
1543013 Adult(s)
5470665 Adult(s)
5465866 Adult(s)
5465865 Adult(s)
5465882 Adult(s)
5465880 Adult(s)
5465881 Adult(s)
5465874 Adult(s)
5465875 Adult(s)
5465876 Adult(s)
5465877 Adult(s)
5465878 Adult(s)
5465879 Adult(s)
5465873 Adult(s)
5465871 Adult(s)
5465872 Adult(s)
5465867 Adult(s)
5465869 Adult(s)
5465870 Adult(s)
5465868 Adult(s)
5459361 Adult(s) Popillia japonica dorsal
5454424 Adult(s)
5445991 Adult(s) Japanese beetles (Popillia japonica) on elm leaf (Ulmus spp.)
5443566 Adult(s)
5443567 Adult(s)
5443544 Damage Defoliation on a buckeye. August 2011
5443545 Damage Defoliation on a buckeye. August 2011
5443564 Adult(s)
5443565 Adult(s)
5443539 Damage Skeletonizing on Buckeye, August 2011
5443540 Damage Skeletonizing on European linden, August 2011
5443541 Damage Skeletonizing on European linden, August 2011
5443542 Adult(s) Skeletonizing on European linden . August 2011
5443543 Adult(s) Skeletonizing on European linden. August 2011
5443546 Damage Defoliation on European linden. August 2011
5443547 Damage Defoliation on European linden. August 2011
0717018 Adult(s) A minor pest of Christmas trees, which chew small holes in tender young twigs. This feeding leaves a wound where small amounts of resin collect. The resin dries, leaving small white spots on the bark.
0177032 Damage Adult feeding on plum shoots
1310064 Adult(s) mating
1235068 Damage
1235067 Adult(s)
1227047 Adult(s)
0177031 Damage Adult feeding on yellow rose flowers
1440108 Damage Japanese beetles, occasionally feed on tobacco in groups, causing a skeletonization of the leaf. The beetles are less than 1/2- inch in length, shiny metallic green, with copper brown forewings. There are six tufts of white hairs on each side of the body near the outer margins of the wing covers. These adults usually emerge from the soil during late May. Their population peaks four to five weeks later. Feeding is the greatest on warm sunny days. A relative humidity below 60% retards flying and induces the insect to feed extensively. The larvae are white grubs that feed in the soil, devouring the roots of a large number of plants, especially turf grasses.
1366006 Adult(s) Defensive posture
1227014 Adult(s)
1234152 Adult(s)
1402114 Adult(s) Adult beetles are metallic green with copper-colored wings and tufts of white hair around the posterior end. They are 3/8 to ½ inch long. Adults appear during late spring and early summer and are most active on bright sunny days. They migrate into tobacco fields and often feed in groups on the upper leaves of scattered plants. Feeding holes are of moderate size and irregular or ragged, giving leaves a lacy appearance. Larvae are the grubs which feed in the soil on roots other than tobacco. They are about one inch long at maturity, white or grayish white with a reddish-brown head and are somewhat C-shaped.
1402115 Damage They migrate into tobacco fields and often feed in groups on the upper leaves of scattered plants. Feeding holes are of moderate size and irregular or ragged, giving leaves a lacy appearance. Larvae are the grubs which feed in the soil on roots other than tobacco. They are about one inch long at maturity, white or grayish white with a reddish-brown head and are somewhat C-shaped.
0177034 Damage
1236136 Damage
0177048 Adult(s) Adult clustered on the tassel on a maize cob
1224088 Adult(s)
0177047 Adult(s) on raspberry fruits
1224087 Adult(s)
1236137 Adult(s)
1440109 Adult(s) Japanese beetles, occasionally feed on tobacco in groups, causing a skeletonization of the leaf. The beetles are less than 1/2-inch in length, shiny metallic green, with copper brown forewings. There are six tufts of white hairs on each side of the body near the outer margins of the wing covers. These adults usually emerge from the soil during late May. Their population peaks four to five weeks later. Feeding is the greatest on warm sunny days. A relative humidity below 60% retards flying and induces the insect to feed extensively. The larvae are white grubs that feed in the soil, devouring the roots of a large number of plants, especially turf grasses.
1224094 Damage
0177037 Damage Adult feeding on a rose flower
1234151 Adult(s)
1235066 Adult(s)
5388351 Damage Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastation pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388356 Damage Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388355 Adult(s) Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388354 Adult(s) Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388352 Damage Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
5388353 Damage Due to its rapid tree defoliation and broad range of tree species attacked, the Japanese beetle is one of the most devastatin pests to urban landscape plants in the eastern United States. 
0660088 Damage damage to grapevine.
1234150 Adult(s)
3067007 Damage on seedlings
0660086 Larva(e)
5388248 Adult(s) This pair of adult Japanese beetles exhibits a naturally wild mating engagement.
5388249 Adult(s) A Japanese beetle perches on a shoot.
5388250 Adult(s) A Japanese beetle perches on this leaf.
1546105 Infestation attacking sycamore in a forest nursery
1549982 Damage
1549992 Adult(s)
1549999 Damage
1549997 Adult(s)
1549984 Adult(s)
1549985 Adult(s)
1543002 Damage
1543004 Adult(s)
1543006 Adult(s)
1543014 Larva(e)
1543020 Adult(s)
1543007 Larva(e)
1523062 Adult(s)
1523016 Adult(s)
5369544 Adult(s) About one inch of water is frozen in the kill jar; jar is returned to freezer after beetles are captured.
5381093 Adult(s)
0660087 Infestation Adult Popillia japonica feeding on an apple shoot
5369535 Damage 2007; Japanese beetles mating and feeding on raspberry leaves and fruit which ripen daily during July
5369536 Damage 2007;
5369537 Damage 2007; Japanese beetles feeding on weeds
5367964 Adult(s)
5343059 Adult(s)
5255081 Adult(s)
1627066 Larva(e) The larvae of the Japanese beetle are call white grubs. These white, c-shaped grubs feed on the roots of grasses and are themselves serious pests.
0660080 Adult(s)
5138026 Adult(s)
0177033 Damage Grass turf damaged by larvae
1627065 Adult(s) This beetle feeds in swarms.
1224223 Adult(s) on Chestnut Gall.
1224225 Damage on Chinese Chestnut.
9000013 Adult(s)
1227013 Adult(s)
2722013 Damage
4836022 Adult(s) and damage
4836023 Adult(s) feeding gregariously, may skeletonize leaves completely
0907032 Damage adults feeding on leaves & fruit of more than 200 plants

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