Trypophloeus binodulus ← Biodiversity Map: Taxa: Overview

Підтримуємо Вільну Україну

We Support Free Ukraine

Biodiversity Map

Taxa

Perspectives

Add filter

Taxon tree:

Expand Trypophloeus ⚑ → Show taxon data

Trypophloeus — subordinate taxa:

♦ species tree without sp. full tree

♦ full names synonyms PL only

Taxon count: 4

Trypophloeus alniSet as tree root ↑
Show taxon data → ⚑ [5] → Show taxon data
Trypophloeus binodulusSet as tree root ↑
Show taxon data → ⚑ [71] → Show taxon data
Trypophloeus granulatusSet as tree root ↑
Show taxon data → ⚑ [49] → Show taxon data
Trypophloeus rybinskii rybinskiiSet as tree root ↑
Show taxon data → ⚑ [22] → Show taxon data

Arthropodaphylum
Click to switch
to select orders
and filters >
Hexapodasubphylum
Click to switch
to select orders
and filters >
Insectaclass
Click to switch
to select orders
and filters >
Coleopteraorder
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Polyphagasuborder
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Cucujiformiaseries
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Curculionoideasuperfamily
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Curculionidaefamily
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Scolytinaesubfamily
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Cryphalinitribe
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >
Trypophloeusgenus
Click to set
as the main taxon
and as a base
← of the left panel >

←Set as a base
of the left panel species: Trypophloeus binodulus (J.T.C. Ratzeburg, 1837)

YES

name status: valid name

BioMap ID: 1027653 taxon code: 4812

taxonomy checked: YES

source of names: Löbl et Smetana 2011a • wykaz: M. Wanat

Data on distribution in Poland

Statistics

Records: 71
Publications: 54
Collections: no data
Publication authors: 43
Illustrations (iconography): lacking
Photos (specimen/observation): lacking

Taxon description

Burakowski et al. 1992:

Gatunek zamieszkujący południową i środkową część Europy, na północ docierający do Wysp Brytyjskich i południowych prowincji Fennoskandii, na wschód przez Syberię do Kraju Nadmorskiego, a na południe do Maroka. W Polsce notowany z nielicznych stanowisk rozproszonych w różnych częściach kraju. Głównym żywicielem tego kornika jest osika, spotykany również na topoli czarnej i wierzbie kruchej. Opada głównie gałęzie. Chodnik macierzysty jednoramienny, poprzeczny, nieregularny, drążony w korze.

External data sources