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June Featured Fact Sheet: Mexican Bean Beetle

Newly emerged adult Mexican bean beetles are round, about 1/4 inch long, and yellow. Their color changes to copper with age. They are marked by sixteen black spots, eight on each wing cover. Six branching spines are present on each segment of the bright yellow, 1/3 inch-long larvae. Pupae are also bright yellow and have only remnants of larval spines. Eggs are yellow and oval shaped.
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