The Ground Beetles of Eastern North Carolina Agriculture
This publication provides a quick guide to the various ground beetles that inhabit agricultural fields of the piedmont and eastern North Carolina. It offers Extension personnel, consultants, growers, scientists, and the general public an introduction to the identification and life histories of our most abundant ground beetles. We focus on adult beetles only, because they are much easier to collect and recognize than are larvae. Reference material is provided at the end of the article for those who are interested in learning more.
Maryland Biodiversity Project - Pennsylvania Dingy Ground Beetle (Harpalus pensylvanicus)
An Introduction to Ground Beetles: Beneficial Predators on Your Farm
Cultivating with Natural Predators Gets Farmers Off the Pesticide Treadmill, According to Study - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog
Who Let the Bugs Out?, Purdue, entomology, insect, collect, supplies, specimen, mounting, identifying, displaying, preserve
The Ground Beetles of Eastern North Carolina Agriculture
Asian Longhorned Beetle Biology and Management in South Carolina
Identifying the Ground Beetles of Eastern North Carolina Agriculture
Ground Beetle Identification & Prevention In Elizabeth City, NC
Tillage effects on ground beetles in temperate climates: a review
An Introduction to Ground Beetles: Beneficial Predators on Your Farm
lesser mealworm, Alphitobius diaperinus
What is the biggest beetle in North Carolina? – Now I Wonder
Poopy job: Researchers study dung beetles in DeSoto County, Desoto Agriculture
