laminiini
Laminiini is a tribe of insects belonging to the subfamily Cetoniinae, commonly known as flower chafers, within the scarab beetle family Scarabaeidae. This tribe is characterized by a specific set of morphological features that distinguish it from other groups within the Cetoniinae. Members of the Laminiini are typically medium to large-sized beetles, often exhibiting vibrant metallic coloration, a common trait among flower chafers. Their larvae, like those of most Cetoniinae, are grub-like and develop in decaying organic matter, such as compost, rotting wood, or dung. Adults are generally diurnal and feed on pollen, nectar, and sometimes fruit, playing a role in pollination.
The distribution of Laminiini is primarily Old World, with species found across Africa, Asia, and parts of