Simple iris

The simple iris ( Latin Donacia simplex ) is a species of leaf beetles from the subfamily of the iris . It is widespread in Europe , Siberia , Altai , Sayan Mountains , Mongolia and Inner Mongolia ( China ) ^[2] .

Simple iris
Scientific classification
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International scientific name
Donacia simplex Fabricius , 1775
Synonyms
Donacia linearis Hoppe, 1795 [1]

Adults are 7–10 mm long ^[3] . The body is copper red, bronze or green, rarely blue. Each of the elytra on an elongated apex is directly blunted or slightly arches ^[3] .

Beetles feed on the leaves of sedge , mannik and popoliferous pop-up ^{[2] [3]} .