The method and manner of oviposition in L. brunneus is established and is found to be the same as in L. planicollis, which is that of: depositing its eggs in the tracheae, vessels, or pores, and under the surface of the wood. 2. The eggs incubate in 15 days. The young larva, which occupies barely half the length of the egg, does not hatch out at once, but proceeds to eat the residual yolk-mass contained in the anterior part of the egg.
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