British Wildlife 14.5 June 2003

The jewel of York – ecology and conservation of the Tansy Beetle

Geoff Oxford, Duncan Sivell, Calvin Dytham and Roger Key

Pages 332-337

The Tansy Beetle Chrysolina graminis is a large (approximately 10mm), green, iridescent and quite beautiful chrysomelid with an uncertain future in Britain.

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