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Pissodes erythrorhynchus Germar, 1824 c (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes approximatus Hopkins, 1911 i c b (northern pine weevil) (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes robustus Van Dyke, 1927 i c (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes rufitarsis Dejean, 1821 c (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes conspersus Dejean, 1821 c (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes squamosus LeConte J E, 1824 c (Pissodes species)
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Pissodes is a genus of weevils described by Friedrich Ernst in 1817. These insects feed on conifers. They are widely distributed in the northern hemisphere and are similar to the Pinaceae family, which includes most of its host trees. A few Pissodes species are considered pests. There are 140 categories that have been discovered so far, and they've kept in this random tool.
More than 60,000 Species are known around the world as the Pissodes Species, which are known for being born at the end of a nose like an organ that they use to chew their food. The generator details the types of these different names, along with information about who discovered them and when. This specific information is of great value to ecologists and entomologists.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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