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The nut weevil refers to various species of beetles in the genus Curculio that act as widespread agricultural pests of hazelnuts and chestnuts. These insects are physically characterized by their elongated snouts, known as rostrums. Females use these long rostrums to chew holes into developing nuts,...
The hazel leaf-roller weevil, Apoderus coryli, is a European beetle in the family Attelabidae. A female cuts and folds a hazel leaf into a compact roll, deposits an egg within it, and leaves the enclosed plant material to shelter and feed the developing larva. The species is recognized by this disti...
Corylus avellana, or European hazel, is a multi-stemmed deciduous shrub native to Europe and western Asia. It bears yellow male catkins in late winter or early spring and produces edible nuts enclosed by leafy husks. The species is the principal ancestor of many cultivated hazelnut varieties and is...
Corylus americana, or American hazelnut, is a deciduous shrub in the birch family, Betulaceae, native to much of eastern North America. It produces male catkins and female flowers in spring, followed by edible nuts enclosed in leafy husks. The nuts are eaten by people and are also an important food...
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