Household-invading beetles (1997)

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Sanders, Darryl P.

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1997

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longhorned beetles, foreign grain beetle, ground beetles, weevils, multicolored Asian lady beetle

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Several species of beetles may invade homes. Because they rarely damage anything in the home, they generally are considered to be nuisance pests. These insects vary widely in size and habits. This publication describes some of the more common household-invading beetles found in Missouri.

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