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[[File:Chrysomela_lapponica.JPG|250px|thumb|alt=A female of Chrysomela lapponica (elytra red with three black stripes) sits on a birch leaf together with about 30 eggs it has deposited.|''Chrysomela lapponica'' female ovipositing on a birch leaf (Czech Republic).)<br>Author: Jürgen Gross]] | [[File:Chrysomela_lapponica.JPG|250px|thumb|alt=A female of Chrysomela lapponica (elytra red with three black stripes) sits on a birch leaf together with about 30 eggs it has deposited.|''Chrysomela lapponica'' female ovipositing on a birch leaf (Czech Republic).)<br>Author: Jürgen Gross]] | ||
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+ | This species of leaf beetle feeds on willow and birch in northern and central Europe. The adults can show different colour patterns on its elytra. In the Kola Peninsula of north-west Russia, outbreaks of ''Chrysomela lapponica'' resulted in severe defoliation of the willow species ''Salix borealis'' during the 1990s. | ||
For more details see the respective page in [[wikipedia:Chrysomela lapponica|Wikipedia]]. | For more details see the respective page in [[wikipedia:Chrysomela lapponica|Wikipedia]]. |
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Chrysomela lapponica Linnaeus, 1758
This species of leaf beetle feeds on willow and birch in northern and central Europe. The adults can show different colour patterns on its elytra. In the Kola Peninsula of north-west Russia, outbreaks of Chrysomela lapponica resulted in severe defoliation of the willow species Salix borealis during the 1990s.
For more details see the respective page in Wikipedia.
Synonyms
Melasoma lapponica (Linnaeus, 1758)