x] Beetles 125 
The grub of an allied weevil Ceutorrhyncus assimilis 
feeds on turnip seeds while they are still in the pods. 
Fig. 36a. Sitones weevils. Sitones lineatus (on the left), Sitones 
crinitus (on the right). (Magnified.) 
Fig. 366. Broad bean leaves attacked by Sitones weevils. 
Pea Weevils (Sitones lineatus and Sitones crinitus). 
These weevils attack peas, beans, and clover in a 
very characteristic manner by eating semi-circular 
patches out of the edges of the leaves (see Fig. 36 5). 
