- Look up
chafe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chafe may
refer to:
Chafé,
village in
Portugal Chafe, Nigeria, a
Local Government Area in
Zamfara State...
- Look up
chafer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chafer may
refer to:
Chafer beetle, the
common name for
several species of
scarab beetles Chafing dish...
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chafing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chafing can
refer to:
Chafing (nautical),
damage to
sails or
other parts of a boat from
rubbing Chafing (skin)...
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Flower chafers are a
group of
scarab beetles comprising the
subfamily Cetoniinae. Many
species are
diurnal and
visit flowers for
pollen and nectar, or...
- Most
adult beetles are nocturnal,
although the
flower chafers (Cetoniinae) and many leaf
chafers (Rutelinae) are
active during the day. The
grubs mostly...
- carc****es may
litter the
ground beneath trees used for swarming.
Female chafers lay 20-40 eggs over
their lifespan. They are laid singly, 5–10 centimetres...
- scutellum; on the
noble chafer the
scutellum is an
equilateral triangle, but on the rose
chafer it is an
isosceles triangle. Rose
chafers are
capable of fast...
- The
punctate flower chafer or
spotted flower chafer,
Neorrhina punctata, is a
species of
flower chafer. The
chafers are
beetles of
subfamily Cetoniinae...
- leaves, but they will also feed on
conifer needles. The larvae,
known as "
chafer grubs" or "white grubs",
hatch four to six w****s
after being laid as eggs...
- The
members of its
genus are
known as "rose
chafers", not to be
confused with the
European rose
chafer,
Cetonia aurata. M.
subspinosus occurs from Eastern...
