Ips cembrae(IPSXCE)
Photos
All photos included on this page can only be used for educational purposes.
For publication in journals, books or magazines, permission should be obtained from the original photographers with a copy to EPPO.
For publication in journals, books or magazines, permission should be obtained from the original photographers with a copy to EPPO.
Very early stage galleries of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Mick Biddle (Forestry Commission, UK)
Entrance and emergence holes (size 2 – 2.5mm diameter)
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Frass around recently created entrance holes
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Peeled bark showing fully formed galleries with pupating beetles at end of larval chambers
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Wood showing nuptial chamber with first maternal gallery travelling up and subsequent downwards and fully formed larval galleries radiating away
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Larvae of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Adult of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Max Blake (Forest Research, UK)
Very early stage galleries of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Mick Biddle (Forestry Commission, UK)
Adult of Ips cembrae.
Courtesy: W. Billen - Pflanzenbeschaustelle, Weil am Rhein (DE).
Adult of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Barnaby Wylder (Forestry Commission, UK)
Adult of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Max Blake (Forest Research, UK)
Adult of Ips cembrae
Courtesy: Max Blake (Forest Research, UK)