Credit: This 2007 photo shows a Japanese beetle in a garden in New Market, Virginia. The Japanese beetle is a leaf cutter as an adult and feeds on grassroots during its larval stages. The beetle was first seen at a New Jersey plant nursery in 1916. It is believed the insect entered the U.S. in an uninspected lower bulb shipment from Japan. It now infests the entire eastern half of the nation. (AP Photo/Dean Fosdick)
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