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Pristiphora friesei (Konow, 1904) g (Pristiphora species)
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Pristiphora subarctica (Forsslund, 1936) g (Pristiphora species)
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Pristiphora pallida (Konow, 1904) g (Pristiphora species)
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Pristiphora cretica W.Schedl, 1981 g (Pristiphora species)
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Pristiphora tenuicornis (Lindqvist, 1955) g (Pristiphora species)
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Pristiphora pseudocoactula (Lindqvist, 1952) g (Pristiphora species)
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The prisiphora Species is easier to identify than most other hymenoptera insects, which are larvae that attach to the abdomen, thorax, and similar to the caterpillar. The prisiphora Species are so good at disguising themselves, they look like caterpillars, but in fact they are sawfly larvae. They feed on leaves, crops and vegetables, which gardeners hate because the larvae are pests in the garden, and at this time of year they devour the fruits of their hard work.
Most of the adult prisiphora Species feed on insects and plant nectar. A total of 134 species of genus have been discovered and recorded in random tools. Using the generator, we can also see the scientific names of these species, who discovered them, and when they were discovered. This list is of great value to ecologists and crop scientists.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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