Ototoxicity: Medications that Cause Tinnitus. Ototoxic medications are those that are toxic to the cochlea or vestibular (balance) structures in the ear. These medications have the potential to cause hearing loss, tinnitus and/or dysequilibrium such as dizziness and vertigo.
The larva of the May/June beetles, also called May or June bugs, are white c-shade grubs that have a three year life cycle. Noticeable damage to the turf doesnât occur until late in the second year. For the best control, a basic knowledge of life cycles is important. First Year.
Adult June bugs feed on the leaves of trees and shrubs, making them a pest for gardeners. June bugs can cause patchy, tattered foliage that weakens or occasionally kills the plants they have fed upon. June bug grubs do not eat foliage, but they do eat roots and organic matter from the soil. The grubs can occasionally damage lawns and harm crops such as corn, potatoes or strawberries. June bugs and Japanese beetles share a similar appearance and life cycle, but they are separate species.