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    Pod borer is a notorious pest of beans causing heavy damage to the crop. Yield loss due to pod borer damage can be quite high. The larvae feed on the buds and flowers and bore into the pod to eat the developing seeds. The flowers and pods are bound together by a frass-covered web, produced by the larvae. Seeds within damaged pods are totally or partially eaten by bean pod borer larvae. Entry holes also let in water, which stains the remaining non-eaten seeds. In peanuts, bean pod borer larvae may web young leaves together and may tunnel into plant stems. Such damage is not typical of its behaviour on other legumes.

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