Xylosandrus compactus(XYLSCO)
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First report of the pest on Ceratonia siliqua in Sicily (August 2016)
Courtesy: Dr. Agr. Raffaele Giurato
First report of the pest on Ceratonia siliqua in Sicily (August 2016)
Courtesy: Dr. Agr. Raffaele Giurato (Vittoria, RG)
First report of Xylosandrus compactus on Ceratonia siliqua in Sicily. August 2016
Courtesy: Dr. Agr. Raffaele Giurato
First report the pest on Ceratonia siliqua in Sicily (August 2016)
Courtesy: Dr. Agr. Raffaele Giurato (Vittoria, RG)
Damage caused by the pest and associated fungi on Mediterranean maquis plants in the Circeo Promontory (Lazio, Italy)
Courtesy: A. Vannini, DIBAF, University of Tuscia, Viberbo (IT)
a. Adult female b. Entrance hole of adult female c. larvae inside a gallery d. wood discoloration associated with insect galleries
Courtesy: A. Vannini, DIBAF, University of Tuscia, Viberbo (IT)
Adult
Courtesy: Dmitrii Musolin
A branch of Magnolia grandiflora with a chamber of Xylosandrus compactus, Sochi City, Russia, 11.07.2023; the diameter of the branch is about 15 mm.
Courtesy: N.N. Karpun (RU)
Branches of Laurus nobilis with chambers of Xylosandrus compactus, Sochi City, Russia, 13.03.2024; the diameter of the branches is 10–20 mm.
Courtesy: E.I. Shoshina (RU)
A branch of Laurus nobilis with an entrance hole of Xylosandrus compactus; a necrosis of the bark caused by the associated phytopathogenic fungi is visible, Sochi City, Russia, 11.07.2023.
Courtesy: N.N. Karpun (RU)
A branch of Magnolia grandiflora with a chamber of Xylosandrus compactus, Sochi City, Russia, 11.07.2023; the diameter of the branch is about 15 mm.
Courtesy: N.N. Karpun (RU)
A dried branch of Magnolia grandiflora infested by Xylosandrus compactus, Sochi City, Russia, 11.03.2023.
Courtesy: N.N. Karpun (RU)