Strawberries > Leaves > Holes in leaves/missing leaves
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Credit: S. Wold-Burkness, U of MN
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Rabbit/Deer
Both deer and rabbits can completely remove leaf, leaving the petiole behind
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Credit: Steven Katovich, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Credit: Susan Ellis, Bugwood.org
Credit: Jeff Hahn, U of MN
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Polydrusus Weevils Polydrusus spp.
Adult feeding results in notches on edges of leaves
Adults are 1/4 inch long, black, and are covered with metallic green scales
Adults are active in late May, and can be found throughout the summer
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Credit: Jeff Hahn, U of MN
Credit: E.C. Burkness, U of MN
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Japanese Beetle Popillia japonica
Adults skeletonize leaves, i.e. chew tissue between veins, leaving foliage lace-like
Adults are a brilliant metallic green with copper-brown wing covers, five white patches of hairs on each side of the abdomen, and two patches of white hair on the tip of the abdomen
Adults present June-July, larvae present late summer through following spring