Підтримуємо Вільну Україну
We Support Free Ukraine
Biodiversity Map
Taxa
  1. Arthropodaphylum
    Click to switch
    to select orders
    and filters     >
  2. Hexapodasubphylum
    Click to switch
    to select orders
    and filters     >
  3. Insectaclass
    Click to switch
    to select orders
    and filters     >
  4. Coleopteraorder
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  5. Polyphagasuborder
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  6. Cucujiformiaseries
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  7. Cucujoideasuperfamily
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  8. Nitidulidaefamily
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  9. Nitidulinaesubfamily
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  10. Ipidiagenus
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
  11. Ipidiasubgenus
    Click to set
    as the main taxon
    and as a base
    ← of the left panel     >
←Set as a base
of the left panel species: Ipidia (Ipidia) binotata E. Reitter, 1875
PL
YES
name status: valid name
BioMap ID: 1017898    taxon code: 3312
taxonomy checked: YES
source of names: Löbl et Smetana 2007 • wykaz: A. Lasoń
Data on distribution in Poland
Ipidia binotata - Data on distribution in Poland - Biodiversity Map: UTM 10×10 — minimap
Statistics
  • Records: 286
  • Publications: 53
  • Collections: 13
  • Publication authors: 52
  • Illustrations (iconography): 1
  • Photos (specimen/observation): lacking
Taxon description
Burakowski et al. 1986a:
Gatunek zamieszkujący południową i środkową Europę oraz południową część północnej Europy, wykazywany także z Kaukazu. W Polsce rzadko spotykany, notowany z nielicznych stanowisk na terenach, nizinnych i górzystych. Występuje pod korą drzew iglastych, gdzie prowadzi drapieżny tryb życia polując na larwy owadów; niekiedy spotykany na kwitnących bylinach, na przykład na parzydle leśnym — Aruncus silvestre Kost.
Illustrations
... browse
Ipidia
binotata
External data sources