Insect Pendant - Blue Cockchafer Beetle with Lucky Red Seed (Glow in the dark)

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Insect Pendant - Blue Cockchafer Beetle with Lucky Red Seed (Glow in the dark):
$5.99

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Real Blue CockchaferBeetle (Popillia mutans) with Lucky Red Seed (Huayroro seed) specimen encased in indestructible,transparentlucite pendant. Safe,authentic and completely unbreakable specimen put realBeetle right at your fingertips!

It glows in the dark.

Length of theBeetlefrom head to bottomis0.9 cm(0.4 inch). Size of the pendant is 2.8x1.6x0.9 cm(1.1x0.6x0.4 inch).

Weight of thependant is5 g and15 g with packing box. It is a beautifulpendant and is also a very good collectible item for every body.

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Huayruroseed - Ormosia coccinea

International name : Huairuro
Scientific name : Ormosia coccinea Jackson
Synonym : Robinia coccinea Aublet
Common name : Huayruro
Family : FABACEAE
Distribution: Huayruro is located in the tropical jungles.

Ormosia coccinea produces beautiful red seeds with one black spotcovering one-third of its surface. These seeds are used for jewelry and otherdecorative purposes. They are poisonous if eaten.

The huayruro seed is grown for its ornamental value, and is usedextensively in Andean tribal ornaments and jewelry. Although poisonous ifeaten, huayruro seeds are safe worn as decoration, and are treasured for theirnaturally-occurring red and black coloring.

Order:

Coleoptera

Family:

Scarabaeidae

Subfamily:

Rutelinae

Tribe:

Anomalini

Genus:

Popillia

Distribution: China, Japan, Korea

Body size: 9 - 15 mm

Adult body length 11-14 mm, 6-8 mm wide,deep blue ribbon of purple, green flash; back of the middle wide, slightlyflat, craniocaudal narrower, hip plate hairless spot; trapezoidal lip-reachingnine, rod Division 3, chest backplane arc arch obvious short-wide shield smalltriangle, big; Coleoptera short width, the rear obvious to a narrow,small-shield behind with one pair of significant deep transverse groove backwith six shallow carved relief Ditch points, two short, slightly more than themidpoint of the back-end; foot black stout, the former foot outer edge of thetibia section 2 teeth, claws male in the foot 2, the claw is divided. Nearlyspherical egg, milky white. Larvae of 24-26 mm long, curved in a \"C\"type, tawny head, multiple folds, anus
Hole-a horizontal cracks. Pupa nude pupa, milk yellow, orange yellow backend.
Living habits, hygiene generation, to instar larvae at the end of winter. Fromthe south to the north in May to September in the adult day activities. AnhuiProvince in late August, more adult. At the adult fly, in an insidious and thenflew to damage elsewhere, a dummy dead adults and more of the light. Althoughthe occurrence of such as small blue-and-white beetles, but the damage longperiod, the individual parts of a large quantity of potentially hazardous.

Length 12 - 14 mm, color blue, green, astrong metallic luster, a Gouwen sheath wings and vertical arrangement wascarved point near the base of the fin in the bottom of a horizontal grooveDepression, and the foot of the same color, No abdominal terminal villi, livingin the plains to the mid-elevation mountain areas, like visiting.

Flower chafers (order Cetoninae)are also called fruit chafers, many of theserobust, squarish, slightly flat beetles are brightly coloured and often shiny.The head may have projections of varying lengths, which are usually moredeveloped in males. Eggs are laid in decaying plant matter, dry carcasses, andthe ground. The larvae eat rotting plant material, dung, and wood; the adultsmostly eat plant sap, pollen, and fruit. They can be found worldwide,especially in tropical and subtropical regions, in any well-vegetated habitat.