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The Larva Of The May Beetle Common Cockchafer Or May Bug Melolontha Melolontha. Grubs Are Important Pest Of Plants. The Larvae Live In The Soil And Destroy The Plant Roots

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The larva of the May beetle Common Cockchafer or May Bug Melolontha melolontha. Grubs are important pest of plants. The larvae live in the soil and destroy the plant roots

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