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Insect Identification - Millipede
Pest Identification Guide
Millipede
Class Diplopoda
Brownish, 1 to 1-1/2 inches long; segmented,
with a pair of legs per segment. Nocturnal; normally live outdoors
under objects located on damp soil; hordes will crawl into homes.
Diet is damp and decaying wood and plant matter. Eggs are deposited
in the soil; most species reach sexual maturity in the second year, and live
several years after that. Occasional epidemics occur, where
thousands of millipedes will infest an area, sometimes carpeting the ground
with their bodies.

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