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Phloeotribus erinaceus Schedl, 1973d c (Phloeotribus species)
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Phloeotribus manni Blackman, 1943c c (Phloeotribus species)
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Phloeotribus mexicanus Lacordaire, 1866 c (Phloeotribus species)
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Phloeotribus americanus Dejean, 1837 c (Phloeotribus species)
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Phloeotribus hispidulus Eggers, 1934a c (Phloeotribus species)
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Phloeotribus collaris Chapuis, 1869 c (Phloeotribus species)
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The Phloeotribus Species is 4.0-5.5 mm in length, dark brown in color and covered with brown fur. There are coarse granules on the frontal surface and a large tubercle above the central mouthpiece in the lower part of the forehead. Almost every state can be found throughout the entire growth period. The distribution on the trunk was mainly concentrated in the middle and lower part and mixed with the bark beetle on the larch. This species is predominantly an agricultural pest, and 147 species have been recorded in this generator.
Many ways have been devised to prevent and control the Phloeotribus Species for agriculture. Build mixed forest, combine tending and cutting, strengthen tree vigor, pay attention to forest area sanitation, remove insect pest and wind broken wood. They also combine with the genera and species collected by the random tool, and their classification allows ecologists and forestry experts to better identify pest groups.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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