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beetles Scolytinae. Previously, this was
considered a
distinct family (
Scolytidae), but is now
understood to be a
specialized clade of the "true weevil"...
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other weevils, so they were
traditionally considered a
distinct family,
Scolytidae. The
family also
includes the
ambrosia beetles, of
which the present-day...
- S2CID 83673603. Saarenmaa, H. (1978). "The
occurrence of bark
beetles (Col.
Scolytidae) in a dead
spruce stand flooded by
beavers (Castor
canadensis Kuhl)"....
- glabripennis) are
among the
species that
attack elm trees. Bark
beetles (
Scolytidae)
carry Dutch elm
disease as they move from
infected breeding sites to...
- to
nutrient cycling.
Xyleborus dispar is the only
species in the
tribe Scolytidae to
exhibit a true diapause.
Xyleborus dispar forms a
symbiotic relationship...
- species, they may be cultivated.[clarification needed] Bark
beetles (family
Scolytidae) are
important symbiotic partners of ascomycetes. The
female beetles transport...
-
Philippinensis (Platypodidae et
Scolytidae), III.
Philippine Journal of Science, 56(3), 395–403. Schedl, K.E., (1935d)
Scolytidae and Platypodidae: new species...
- B.; Mannion,
Catharine M. (2001-10-01). "Ambrosia
Beetle (Coleoptera:
Scolytidae)
Species Attacking Chestnut and
Captured in Ethanol-Baited
Traps in Middle...
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Until recently ambrosia beetles have been
placed in
independent families Scolytidae and Platypodidae, however, they are in fact some of the most
highly derived...
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prolonged male
residence with
mates and
brood in pine
engravers (Coleoptera:
Scolytidae). Oikos. 70:140–148. Kirkendall, L.R., P.H.W. Biedermann, and B.H. Jordal...
