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Xylophaga is a
genus of
bivalves in the
family Pholadidae.
Xylophaga abyssorum Dall, 1886
Xylophaga africana Knudsen, 1961
Xylophaga alexisi Voight & Segonzac...
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Xylophaga dorsalis is a
species of
bivalves in the
family Xylophagaidae. List of
marine molluscs of
Ireland (Bivalvia) A
conchological dictionary of the...
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Xylophaga nandani is a
species of
bivalve in the
family Xylophagaidae named after professor Sivasankaran Bijoy Nandan, an
eminent marine biologist in...
- wood
boring bivalves that
belong to the
subfamily Xylophagainae, such as
Xylophaga dorsalis, or
other species recently described from deep-sea canyons. They...
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insulation could be eaten, for instance, by
species of
Teredo (shipworm) and
Xylophaga. Hemp laid
between the
steel wire
armouring gave
pests a
route to eat...
- 2016 C.
protea (Fayod 1883) Zopf 1885 C.
vandevyveri van
Wichelen et al. 2016 C.
xylophaga (M****alongo ex M****alongo 1902)
Synonyms Cashia Page 1974...
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known about the
bacteria that
degrade cellulose.
Symbiotic bacteria in
Xylophaga may play a role in the
degradation of
sunken wood. Alphaproteobacteria...
- leg pairs, the
minimum number recorded in this genus. The
species T.
xylophaga,
found in New Zealand, is
notable for its
large size (reaching 45 mm in...
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divided into
three groups, true
sawflies (phyllophaga),
woodwasps or
xylophaga (Siricidae), and Orussidae. The
three groupings have been distinguished...
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Western America. Species:
Abditoconus anselli (Harvey, 1996) (synonym
Xylophaga anselli)
Abditoconus brava (Romano, Pérez-Portela & D.Martin, 2014) Abditoconus...
