Cerambycidae (Longhorns)


Base de données Titan sur les Cerambycidés ou Longicornes

Acanthocinini
Eutrichillus pini (Schaeffer, 1905)
Périodes
GBIF
Plantes
Pays
Catalogue
Etymology : obtained from Pine tree
Intervalle de la taille(mm) : [6 - 10]
Eutrichillus pini compte 19 citations :

CitationAuteurAnnéePageRomainsFigurePatrieCatégorie
Lepturgoides piniSchaeffer1905166Carr's Peak, Huachuca Mountains, ArizonaPlante nourricière
Lepturgoides piniFall & Cockerell1907194Distribution
Lepturgoides piniSchaeffer1908331Arizona, Huachuca Mts.Distribution
Lepturgoides piniCraighead1923116
Lepturgoides piniAurivillius1923413ArizonaCatalogue
Eutrichillus piniDillon1956222Colorado, New Mexico, Arizonacomb. nov.
Eutrichillus piniLinsley, Knull & Statham196129Distribution
Eutrichillus piniGilmour1965570Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, MexicoCatalogue
Eutrichillus piniChemsak, Linsley & Noguera1992136Colo, Ariz, NMex, MéxicoCatalogue
Eutrichillus piniMonné & Giesbert1994245sw USA, MexicoCatalogue
Eutrichillus piniLinsley & Chemsak199525Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico to Durango, MexicoFaune, erreur biblio
Eutrichillus piniMonné199535United States (Middle and southern Rocky Mountain States)Catalogue
Eutrichillus piniNoguera & Chemsak1996406MexicoDistribution
Eutrichillus piniLinsley & Chemsak1997377Plante nourricière
Eutrichillus piniHeffern199821AZ, CO, NM, MexicoDistribution
Eutrichillus piniMonné200111United States (Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico) to México (Durango)Plante nourricière
Eutrichillus piniLingafelter & al.2014300fig. 132 u (syntype)USA: Arizona, Huachuca Mts., Carrs PeakSyntype
Eutrichillus piniSantos-Silva & al.202422United States of America (Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico), Mexico (Durango)Clef
Eutrichillus piniRice & MacRae202629ArizonaDistribution, Plante nourricière

Eutrichillus pini compte 1 type :

Nom du typeTypeSexeCollectionInstitutionPaysRégionLocalitéDateCollecteur
Lepturgoides pini Schaeffer, 1905Syntypesmâle & femelleBrooklyn Museum collection 1929National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian)ÉTATS-UNISArizonaHuachuca Mountains, Carr's Peakjuillet 1905Charles Schaeffer