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Nine-spotted lady beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) visits an unknown plant. Stock Photo

RM2Y2JJW2–Nine-spotted lady beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) visits an unknown plant.

Spottless 'Nine-spotted' Ladybug beetle (Cycloneda munda) on a stem with Aphis nerii. These beetles are aphid preditors and thereby perform a service to humans. It was photographed in the Rio Grand Valley in South Texas. This was photographed with a 16mp digital camera. Stock Photo

RMA0A7BJ–Spottless 'Nine-spotted' Ladybug beetle (Cycloneda munda) on a stem with Aphis nerii. These beetles are aphid preditors and thereby perform a service to humans. It was photographed in the Rio Grand Valley in South Texas. This was photographed with a 16mp digital camera.

A nine-spotted Ladybird Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) clings to grass blade on warm spring morning, Denver Colorado US Stock Photo

RMBG4NJJ–A nine-spotted Ladybird Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) clings to grass blade on warm spring morning, Denver Colorado US

Close-up of Nine-Spotted Lady beetle (Coccinella quinquepunctata) flying near flower Stock Photo

RMA7T91M–Close-up of Nine-Spotted Lady beetle (Coccinella quinquepunctata) flying near flower

Red Nine Spotted Ladybug Isolated on White Background Color Illustration Stock Photo

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Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) Stock Photo

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. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. Fig. 39.—The nine-spotted lady-beetle {Coccinella 9-notata), an enemy of the spring grain-aphis: Adult. En- larged. (From Chittenden.) Fig. 40.—The nine- spotted lady-bee- tle {Coccinella 9- notata), an enemy of the spring grain- aphis: Larva. En- larged. (From Chittenden.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. Bureau Stock Photo

RMRGTXFM–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. Fig. 39.—The nine-spotted lady-beetle {Coccinella 9-notata), an enemy of the spring grain-aphis: Adult. En- larged. (From Chittenden.) Fig. 40.—The nine- spotted lady-bee- tle {Coccinella 9- notata), an enemy of the spring grain- aphis: Larva. En- larged. (From Chittenden.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. Bureau

. Elementary lessons on insects . COLEOPTERA 101 connecting it with the synthorax. By means of the mecha- nism of this joint one of these beetles when placed on its back can spring bodily into the air. The gray "owl beetle" is one of the largest members of the group. The larvae of the group are known as "wire worms." Note especially: (a) The small head and blunt herbiv- orous mouth parts. (b) The fine coloring and sculpturing of the body. , N ,-p,, c c , f t Fig. 40.—The nine-spotted (C) The form Of the rear Ol the pro- lady-bird beetle and its larva. thorax, (d) The groove Stock Photo

RMMA7076–. Elementary lessons on insects . COLEOPTERA 101 connecting it with the synthorax. By means of the mecha- nism of this joint one of these beetles when placed on its back can spring bodily into the air. The gray "owl beetle" is one of the largest members of the group. The larvae of the group are known as "wire worms." Note especially: (a) The small head and blunt herbiv- orous mouth parts. (b) The fine coloring and sculpturing of the body. , N ,-p,, c c , f t Fig. 40.—The nine-spotted (C) The form Of the rear Ol the pro- lady-bird beetle and its larva. thorax, (d) The groove

Elementary entomology ([c1912]) Elementary entomology . elementaryentomo00sand Year: [c1912] FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequentl Stock Photo

RMRYR6YW–Elementary entomology ([c1912]) Elementary entomology . elementaryentomo00sand Year: [c1912] FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequentl

Spottless 'Nine-spotted' Ladybug beetle (Cycloneda munda) on a stem eating Aphis nerii. These beetles are aphid preditors and thereby perform a service to humans. It was photographed in the Rio Grand Valley in South Texas. This was photographed with a 16mp digital camera. Stock Photo

RMA0A7BK–Spottless 'Nine-spotted' Ladybug beetle (Cycloneda munda) on a stem eating Aphis nerii. These beetles are aphid preditors and thereby perform a service to humans. It was photographed in the Rio Grand Valley in South Texas. This was photographed with a 16mp digital camera.

A nine- spotted Ladybird Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) clings to grass blade on warm spring morning, Denver Colorado, USA Stock Photo

RMB5GX15–A nine- spotted Ladybird Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) clings to grass blade on warm spring morning, Denver Colorado, USA

A nine-spotted Ladybug Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) resting on grass blade, Colorado US Stock Photo

RMB5E7TT–A nine-spotted Ladybug Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata) resting on grass blade, Colorado US

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Red Nine Spotted Ladybug Isolated on White Background Color Illustration Stock Vector

RFJH6PCA–Red Nine Spotted Ladybug Isolated on White Background Color Illustration

$. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture. 9-.spotto(l lady-bcotlc (fig. 10) is i)r()b:il)ly most abundant. Its sea- sonal occuiTence doubtless corresponds very closely with that of //. ^ convergens, although our records of the latter have usually been somewhat earlier. One adult individual from infested cotton ate 31 adult red spiders in 24 hours. O c <• a s i o n a 1 observations have been recorded of this Fig. 19.-The nine-spotted lady-beetle {CoccineUa novemno- <'<^f'<"lliellia teeomg On red lata), an enemy of the red spider: Larva at left, adult at spi Stock Photo$

RMRGB6HY–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture. 9-.spotto(l lady-bcotlc (fig. 10) is i)r()b:il)ly most abundant. Its sea- sonal occuiTence doubtless corresponds very closely with that of //. ^ convergens, although our records of the latter have usually been somewhat earlier. One adult individual from infested cotton ate 31 adult red spiders in 24 hours. O c <• a s i o n a 1 observations have been recorded of this Fig. 19.-The nine-spotted lady-beetle {CoccineUa novemno- <'<^f'<"lliellia teeomg On red lata), an enemy of the red spider: Larva at left, adult at spi

. Elementary entomology . Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of the aphides, and the misguided grower Stock Photo

RMMA6G09–. Elementary entomology . Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of the aphides, and the misguided grower

RMRWPT53–Elementary entomology ([c1912]) Elementary entomology elementaryentomo00sand Year: [c1912] FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently

RM2YK7E47–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

$. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture. 58 BULLETIN 416, U. S. DKPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.. 9-.spotto(l lady-bcotlc (fig. 10) is i)r()b:il)ly most abundant. Its sea- sonal occuiTence doubtless corresponds very closely with that of //. ^ convergens, although our records of the latter have usually been somewhat earlier. One adult individual from infested cotton ate 31 adult red spiders in 24 hours. O c <• a s i o n a 1 observations have been recorded of this Fig. 19.-The nine-spotted lady-beetle {CoccineUa novemno- <'<^f'<"lliellia teeomg On red lata), an e Stock Photo$

RMRGB6JK–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture. 58 BULLETIN 416, U. S. DKPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.. 9-.spotto(l lady-bcotlc (fig. 10) is i)r()b:il)ly most abundant. Its sea- sonal occuiTence doubtless corresponds very closely with that of //. ^ convergens, although our records of the latter have usually been somewhat earlier. One adult individual from infested cotton ate 31 adult red spiders in 24 hours. O c <• a s i o n a 1 observations have been recorded of this Fig. 19.-The nine-spotted lady-beetle {CoccineUa novemno- <'<^f'<"lliellia teeomg On red lata), an e

. Elementary entomology . FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- ^^ ^ ^ of the aphides, and the misguided grower carefully pic Stock Photo

RMMA7147–. Elementary entomology . FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- ^^ ^ ^ of the aphides, and the misguided grower carefully pic

RM2YM61A7–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. a b Fig. 9.—Nine-spotted lady-beetle (Coccinella 9-notata): a, Adult; b, L.rva. Much enlarged. (From Chit- tenden.) The invertebrate enemies are divided between native species and those imported from Italy, the native being largely predaceous and the foreign all parasitic. Besides these, there are two fungous enemies, both of which affect the insect to a greater or less degree. Invertebrates . When a foreign species, like the alfalfa weevil, is introduced into a new country, some time is required for the native i Stock Photo

RMRGT8M0–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. a b Fig. 9.—Nine-spotted lady-beetle (Coccinella 9-notata): a, Adult; b, L.rva. Much enlarged. (From Chit- tenden.) The invertebrate enemies are divided between native species and those imported from Italy, the native being largely predaceous and the foreign all parasitic. Besides these, there are two fungous enemies, both of which affect the insect to a greater or less degree. Invertebrates . When a foreign species, like the alfalfa weevil, is introduced into a new country, some time is required for the native i

RM2YKAK6X–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. NATURAL ENEMIES. 31. a b Fig. 9.—Nine-spotted lady-beetle (Coccinella 9-notata): a, Adult; b, L.rva. Much enlarged. (From Chit- tenden.) The invertebrate enemies are divided between native species and those imported from Italy, the native being largely predaceous and the foreign all parasitic. Besides these, there are two fungous enemies, both of which affect the insect to a greater or less degree. Invertebrates . When a foreign species, like the alfalfa weevil, is introduced into a new country, some time is requ Stock Photo

RMRGT8MD–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. NATURAL ENEMIES. 31. a b Fig. 9.—Nine-spotted lady-beetle (Coccinella 9-notata): a, Adult; b, L.rva. Much enlarged. (From Chit- tenden.) The invertebrate enemies are divided between native species and those imported from Italy, the native being largely predaceous and the foreign all parasitic. Besides these, there are two fungous enemies, both of which affect the insect to a greater or less degree. Invertebrates . When a foreign species, like the alfalfa weevil, is introduced into a new country, some time is requ

RM2YM66MC–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. Elementary lessons on insects. Insects. COLEOPTERA 101 connecting it with the synthorax. By means of the mecha- nism of this joint one of these beetles when placed on its back can spring bodily into the air. The gray "owl beetle" is one of the largest members of the group. The larvae of the group are known as "wire worms." Note especially: (a) The small head and blunt herbiv- orous mouth parts. (b) The fine coloring and sculpturing of the body. , N ,-p,, c c , f t Fig. 40.—The nine-spotted (C) The form Of the rear Ol the pro- lady-bird beetle and its larva. thorax, (d) Th Stock Photo

RMRD2WGP–. Elementary lessons on insects. Insects. COLEOPTERA 101 connecting it with the synthorax. By means of the mecha- nism of this joint one of these beetles when placed on its back can spring bodily into the air. The gray "owl beetle" is one of the largest members of the group. The larvae of the group are known as "wire worms." Note especially: (a) The small head and blunt herbiv- orous mouth parts. (b) The fine coloring and sculpturing of the body. , N ,-p,, c c , f t Fig. 40.—The nine-spotted (C) The form Of the rear Ol the pro- lady-bird beetle and its larva. thorax, (d) Th

RM2YK9177–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. The American boys' book of bugs, butterflies and beetles. Insects. Lady-l)ugs, Lady-birds 269 beetle and remember that the gentlemen beetles in this case are always known as lady-bugs too. They are probably suffragettes, and if they are they are militants. Among the scientists they are known as one-spotted lady-bugs, two-spotted lady-bugs, or nine-spotted lady-bugs, but of course scientists do not call them bugs; they have scientific names sug- gested by the number of spots on the beetle's back. The lady-bugs always appear to be gentle little. 2^1 creatures but that is because we are so big Stock Photo

RMRPFXX1–. The American boys' book of bugs, butterflies and beetles. Insects. Lady-l)ugs, Lady-birds 269 beetle and remember that the gentlemen beetles in this case are always known as lady-bugs too. They are probably suffragettes, and if they are they are militants. Among the scientists they are known as one-spotted lady-bugs, two-spotted lady-bugs, or nine-spotted lady-bugs, but of course scientists do not call them bugs; they have scientific names sug- gested by the number of spots on the beetle's back. The lady-bugs always appear to be gentle little. 2^1 creatures but that is because we are so big

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. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of the aphides, and the misgu Stock Photo

RMRD4R14–. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of the aphides, and the misgu

RM2YM7GTF–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. Elementary entomology. Insects. FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- ^^ ^ ^ of the aphides, and the misguided grower caref Stock Photo

RMRD3XDR–. Elementary entomology. Insects. FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- ^^ ^ ^ of the aphides, and the misguided grower caref

RM2S1KE83–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

RMRCY8BP–. Elementary entomology. Insects. FIG. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle (Cocci- nella noveninotata], — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- ^^ ^ ^ of the aphides, and the misguided grower caref

RM2YK8TB7–Nine-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella novemnotata)

. Elementary entomology. Entomology. l62 ELEMENTARY ENTOMOLOGY. Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of Stock Photo

RMRD1NBX–. Elementary entomology. Entomology. l62 ELEMENTARY ENTOMOLOGY. Fig. 237. The nine-spotted ladybird-beetle {Cocci- tiella novemnotata), — adult and larva (After Chittenden) family feed on plant-lice, scales, and other soft-bodied insects, both as adults and as larvae, and may be found wherever their prey becomes abundant. In general the common yellow or red, black-spotted species feed on plant-lice, while the smaller black species, marked with red or yellowish spots, feed on scales. So common are the lady- birds among colonies of plant-lice that they are frequently mis- taken as the parents of