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The larvae of beetles vary greatly in feeding habits, body shape, size and color. Some species feed on leaves while other species feed on roots. Some are elongate with relatively long legs (such as the one in the photograph) and may be brightly colored with others, usually grubs, are robust, C-shaped and white with a brown head. Mature beetle larvae may vary from 1/8 inch to over 2 inches in length.
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