Predatory Rove beetle, Atheta (Dalotia) coriaria Mycorrhizal Fungi Experimental and Applied Acarology 59:

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Females of spined soldier bug generally lay over 25 loose egg masses on the upper surface of leaves and twigs

Steinernema kraussei and Heterorhabditis megidis against the black vine weevil Otiorhynchus sulcatus in open field-grown strawberry plants

They can pollinate a wide range of plants and crops

in the greenhouse at alternating cold and warm temperatures

Predatory Rove beetle, Atheta (Dalotia) coriaria Mycorrhizal Fungi Experimental and Applied Acarology 59:Predatory rove beetles, Atheta coriaria are soil dwelling beetles and have been used as an excellent biological control agent for the control of various soil dwelling insect pests (see below) that cause a serious damage to many economically important crops grown in the greenhouses and gardens. These predatory insects are taxonomically considered as beetles but they do not look like beetles as they have 3 4 mm long and narrow brownish black color body