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of the left panel subspecies: Pityogenes irkutensis monacensis Fuchs, 1911
PL
YES
name status: valid name
BioMap ID: 1027775    taxon code: 4770
taxonomy checked: YES
source of names: Löbl et Smetana 2011a • wykaz: M. Wanat
Data on distribution in Poland
Pityogenes irkutensis monacensis - Data on distribution in Poland - Biodiversity Map: UTM 10×10 — minimap
Statistics
  • Records: 19
  • Publications: 16
  • Collections: 1
  • Publication authors: 11
  • Illustrations (iconography): lacking
  • Photos (specimen/observation): lacking
Taxon description
Burakowski et al. 1992:
Gatunek zamieszkujący środkową i wschodnią część Europy oraz Syberię, notowany ponadto z Finlandii, Karelii i północnej Szwecji. Rytownik irkucki jest w Polsce rzadko spotykany, znany z nielicznych stanowisk tylko w pięciu krainach. Biologicznie związany z sosną. Opada gałęzie i tylce po obłamanych gałęziach na uschniętych lub usychających drzewach. Komora godowa i chodniki macierzyste oraz żerowiska typu gwiaździstego są wygryzane głęboko w bielu.
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