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VegEdge: Grape Flea Beetle.
http://www.vegedge.umn.edu/vegpest/grapes/FleaBeetle.htm
Grape flea beetle (Altica spp.) feeds on buds of several species of wild and commercial grapes (Vitis spp.) during early spring. The species of flea beetles that may cause economic losses in commercial grapes in the United States and Canada include Altica chalybea Illiger and A.
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