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of the left panel species: Haltica obesa J. Waltl, 1839
PL
YES
name status: synonym
BioMap ID: 1029628   
taxonomy checked: YES
source of names: Löbl et Smetana 2010 • wykaz: L. Borowiec
Data on distribution in Poland
Haltica obesa - Data on distribution in Poland - Biodiversity Map: UTM 10×10 — minimap
Statistics
  • Records: 24
  • Publications: 17
  • Collections: 3
  • Publication authors: 18
  • Illustrations (iconography): 1
  • Photos (specimen/observation): lacking
Taxon description
Burakowski et al. 1991:
Gatunek zasiedlający wschodnią część Alp, góry republik niemieckich i Sudety Zachodnie. Niedawno znaleziony również w Górach Świętokrzyskich. Jako rośliny żywicielskie były podawane różne gatunki z rodzaju kosmatka — Luzula De Cand., najczęściej kosmatka licznokwiatowa — L. multiflora (Retz.) i k. olbrzymia — L. silvatica Huds.
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obesa
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