Crops > Vegetables > Crucifers > Head cabbage > Chlaenius sp., Samoa
Crops VegetablesCrucifersHead cabbageChlaenius sp., Samoa
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Feburary 2007. The University of the Pacific, Samoa, sent pictures of a beetle and wolf spider from pitfall traps in a cabbage plot. Others were collected from the cabbage plants.
The beetle is a Chlaenius sp. from the family Carabidae. Most probably C flaviguttatus, a wide spread predator in the Asian/Pacific region. Others were not identified.
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