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gene_champ
Posted 6/30/2017 12:56 (#6098334 - in reply to #6098071)
Subject: RE: Japanese beetles


NC Iowa
Here is what Wikipedia says. I have no experience with them.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_beetle



[14] Additionally, when present in small numbers, the beetles may be manually controlled using a soap-water spray mixture, shaking a plant in the morning hours and disposing of the fallen beetles,[12] or simply picking them off attractions such as rose flowers, since the presence of beetles attracts more beetles to that plant.[14]

Several insect predators and parasitoids have been introduced to the United States for biocontrol. Two of them, Istocheta aldrichi and Tiphia vernalis, are well established with significant rates of parasitism.
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