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Viburnum Leaf Beetle
Guide to identifying viburnums

Which viburnum is it?

Viburnum leaf
beetle home

Guide to identifying Viburnums

  • Common names


  • Is it a viburnum?


  • Which viburnum?


  • Express key


  • ID tutorial


    • Guide to viburnums by David Swaciak.

    Leaf drawings by
    Marcia Eames-Sheavly.

    Logo images by Paul Weston & Craig Cramer
    3B1. If your leaf has dense pubescence (velvety tufts, under magnificationl) on the underside of the leaf, go to 4B.
    3B2. If your leaf does not have dense pubescence on the underside, (the veins may have hairs) go to 4C.



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