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We carried out a quantitative assessment of the consumption of herbaceous plants by    Opatrum   sabulosum    (Linnaeus, 1761) – a highly significant agricultural pest species. We researched the feeding preferences of this pest species with respect to 33 uncultivated and 22 cultivated plant species. This species of darkling beetle feeds on many uncultivated plant species, including those with hairy leaves and bitter milky sap, such as    Scabiosa   ucrainca    (5.21 mg/specimen/24 hours),    Euphorbia   virgata    (3.45),    Solanum   nigrum    (3.32),    Centauria   scabiosa    (2.47),    Lamium   album    (2.41),    Aristolochia   clematitis    (1.76),    Chenopodium   album    (1.73),    Arctium   lappa    (1.51),    Asperula   odorata    (1.20). A high rate of leaf consumption is also characteristic for cultivated species, for example,    Perilla   nankinensis    (5.05 mg/specimen/24 hours),    Lycopersicon   esculentum    (3.75),    Tropaeolum   majus    (3.29),    Nicotiana   tabacum    (2.66),    Rumex   acetosa    (1.96),    Beta   vulgaris    (1.27).    O.   sabulosum    is capable of feeding on plants which are poisonous to cattle. This species of darkling beetle consumes 95.5% of the cultivated and 48.5% of the uncultivated herbaceous plants researched.

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Trophic relations of    Opatrum   sabulosum    (  Coleoptera  ,   Tenebrionidae  ) with leaves of cultivated and uncultivated species of herbaceous plants under laboratory conditions