Question

What’s something that all Asian ladybird beetles share? What’s something all Asian ladybird beetles differ in?

Answer 1

All Asian ladybird beetles share the fact that they are active predators, eating only aphids, scales, mites, and other plant-eating insects. They lay their eggs in small clusters on plants where aphids are present and the wingless larvae hatch after a week. They live on vegetation where their prey is found. On the other hand, the Asian ladybird beetles can differ in their appearance as well as the specific plants they inhabit.

Step-by-step explanation:

All Asian ladybird beetles share the fact that they are active predators, eating only aphids, scales, mites, and other plant-eating insects. They lay their eggs in small clusters on plants where aphids are present and the wingless larvae hatch after a week. They live on vegetation where their prey is found. On the other hand, the Asian ladybird beetles can differ in their appearance as well as the specific plants they inhabit. Some ladybird beetles may have different color patterns or markings, and they may choose different plants as their habitat. For example, they can live on roses, oleander, milkweed, and broccoli.

Answer 2

All Asian ladybird contains white marking behind its head in the openings of what looks like a black M.

Step-by-step explanation:

• There is a typical difference in the appearance of the ladybird beetle between Asian and native ones.
• The color of the Asian species varies from light tan or orange to red or bright red, which makes them very identical to some of the native species.
• Sometimes we may get completely confused between two at a quick glance.
• Also in characteristics, Asian ladybird is somewhat aggressive than native one.