Apions
Apions are a genus of small, seed-feeding beetles belonging to the family Curculionidae, commonly known as weevils. They are characterized by their elongated snouts, which are used for feeding and egg-laying. Apions are found worldwide, with a particular diversity in tropical and subtropical regions.
These beetles are primarily herbivorous, with the larvae feeding on the seeds or developing fruits of various
The life cycle of Apions typically involves egg-laying within plant tissues, followed by larval development and