Aphids, beetles, borers, grubs, leafhoppers, weevils, and worms are some pests that like to feed on potatoes.
Specifically, the starchy, tuberous crop in question (Solanaceae family) attracts blister, Colorado and flea beetles to its chewable foliage. It draws peach and potato aphids as well as potato leafhoppers to its hormone- and mineral-rich, watery sap. It gets the attention of European corn borers, potato tuberworms, Southern potato and tobacco wireworms, vegetable weevils, white grubs with its underground parts.
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what do rolley polley bugs eat what do patato bugs drink
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It is better if they stck to their diet of bugs.
they eat decay plants and they eat other bugs
they drink sugeer water and eat soft bugs
they drink sugeer water and eat soft bugs
they eat fliesMy research is that they are omnivores and can eat any thing but they might like potato plants better thus the potato bug.
Redback salamanders eat bugs, mice, rats, ants, potato bugs, mosquitoes, frogs, toads and fishes.
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Potato bugs do eat potato's but prefer other foods such as fruits ,humans dead skin, humans scabs ,and dried leafs and a lot more
They can be. Some types of woodlouse are known as pill bugs or potato bugs but there are also bugs that actually attack potato crops known as potato beetles or potato bugs. See the Related Links for more information on both types of insects.