However, this is only one type of nonprofit entity. A mutual-benefit nonprofit is a type of nonprofit corporation that works for the betterment of a select group of members, rather than for the benefit of the public. Nonprofits are typically structured as corporations.
The elm leaf beetle, Pyrrhalta luteola (Muller), is an important pest of elm trees in many parts of the United States. It can be a nuisance in homes in the fall when adult beetles start looking for a place to spend the winter.
The cottonwood leaf beetle is 1/4-inch long. The beetle can completely defoliate a cottonwood tree. The elm leaf beetle is especially prolific. If warm weather continues long enough into the fall, three generations of beetles may hatch in one year. Both adults and larvae eat the underside of the leaves.