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RM2J1WCND–A fallen spruce tree after infestation of the bark beetle (Scolytidae) in Saxon Switzerland National Park in autumn.
RMDGMED0–bark beetle, Borkenkäfer, Borken-Käfer, Ips spec., Ips cf. sexdentatus, Schädlinge, Schädling
RMW9R8H4–bark beetle infestation, larval tunnels, hohenlohe region, kocher valley, baden-wuerttemberg, heilbronn-franconia, germany
RMEBNNCG–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), aerial view to infestation area in a still intact spruce forest, Czech Republic, Boehmerwald
RF2FNXWM5–Larval tunnels in fir bark after the european spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus. This beetle can be a pest on coniferous woods.
RM2CC4YTB–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), bark beetle trap in a spruce monoculture, Germany
RMAWMK6J–Forest in the wake of a bark beetle (Scolytinae) infestation, Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald (Bavarian Forest National Park), Lo
RM2J23A0N–Dead Spruce (Picea abies) trees, Primeval forest Urwald Sababurg, Hofgeismar, Weser Uplands, Weserbergland, Hesse, Germany
RMBXP7DA–Dead pine trees behind attacks by six-spined engraver beetles (Landes - France). Pins morts après attaque par des scolytes.
RF2CH9XXA–Dry trunk of spruce with exfoliating bark, Diseased fir tree damaged by bark beetle, nature, autumn forest
RF2H0PD74–Bizarre bark beetle galleries on a dead tree. Pest damage. Tracery created by larvae which lived in the tree and fed on the living tissues below the b
RMH3RFHA–Tree, Detal, infest, bark beetle, food sample nature, wood, animals, beetles, insects, Scolytidae, Ipidae, forest pests, pests, wooden, forest, forestry
RMDGMECK–bark beetle, Borkenkäfer, Borken-Käfer, Ips spec., Ips cf. sexdentatus, Schädlinge, Schädling
RMW9R8JD–bark beetle infestation, larval tunnels, hohenlohe region, kocher valley, baden-wuerttemberg, heilbronn-franconia, germany
RF2FNXWMM–Hatching holes on fir bark after the european spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus. This beetle can be a pest on coniferous woods.
RMF0G874–Bark of a Norway spruce (Picea abies) tree killed by Bark beetle (Scolytidae) Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains, Slovakia, June 2009
RM2CC50EE–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), bark beetle trap in a spruce monoculture, Germany
RMEBNP50–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), aerial view to spruce forest damaged by bark beetles, Czech Republic, Boehmerwald
RMAWMK6W–Summit cross on Mt. Lusen, Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald (Bavarian Forest National Park), Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Euro
RM2J232PW–dead trees, Primeval forest Urwald Sababurg, Hofgeismar, Weser Uplands, Weserbergland, Hesse, Germany
RFE451JB–Dead Spruce Trees (Picea abies) after infestation and herbivory of the Eight-toothed Spruce Bark Beetle (Ips typographus)
RMBXP7CY–Dead pine trees behind attacks by six-spined engraver beetles (Landes - France). Pins morts après attaque par des scolytes.
RF2R5KA59–Ant beetle, Thanasimus formicarius larva and European spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus on coniferous wood
RF2CHB2D9–Dry trunk of spruce with exfoliating bark, Diseased fir tree damaged by bark beetle, nature, autumn forest
RMDGMEDA–bark beetle, Borkenkäfer, Borken-Käfer, Ips spec., Ips cf. sexdentatus, Schädlinge, Schädling
RMAMDH6R–bark beetles Scolytidae (Ipidae) engraver beetles ambrosia beetles, timber beetles Germany NP Bavarian Forest
RME45JWN–Aerial view of border between spruce forest and Dwarf mountain pine (Pinus mugo) zones showing several trees killed by Bark beetle (Scolytidae) Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains, Slovakia, June 2009
RMEBNP4Y–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), aerial view to spruce forest damaged by bark beetles, Czech Republic, Boehmerwald
RMF0G879–Old mountain forest with Norway spruce (Picea abies) and Mountain ash / Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) trees, some areas with trees killed by Bark beetles (Scolytidae) Western Tatras, Carpathian Mountains, Slovakia, June 2009
RMEBNJ5H–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), aerial view to spruce forest damaged by bark beetles, Czech Republic, Boehmerwald, Sumava Nationalpark
RFE451JC–Dead Spruce Trees (Picea abies) after infestation and herbivory of the Eight-toothed Spruce Bark Beetle (Ips typographus)
RM2J237BG–Dead Spruce (Picea abies) trees, Primeval forest Urwald Sababurg, Hofgeismar, Weser Uplands, Weserbergland, Hesse, Germany
RMBXP7CT–Dead pine trees behind attacks by six-spined engraver beetles (Landes - France). Pins morts après attaque par des scolytes.
RMDGMEC4–bark beetle, Borkenkäfer, Borken-Käfer, Ips spec., Ips cf. sexdentatus, Schädlinge, Schädling
RFBE731Y–Sedge Grass with coarse woody debris, Bavarian Forest National Park, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RMW6G8PF–Zottiger Fichtenborkenkäfer, Zottiger Fichten-Borkenkäfer, Zottenborkenkäfer, Zotten-Borkenkäfer, Dryocoetes autographus, Hairy spruce bark beetle
RMEBNJ5G–bark beetles, engraver beetles & ambrosia beetles, timber beetles (Scolytidae (Ipidae)), aerial view to raised bog and spruce forest damaged by timber beetles, Czech Republic, Boehmerwald, Sumava Nationalpark
RMF00C97–Norway spruce (Picea abies), landscape of a dead Norway spruce forest killed by bark beetle (Scolytidae), Germany, Bavaria, Bavarian Forest National Park
RM2J23B72–Dead Spruce (Picea abies) trees, Primeval forest Urwald Sababurg, Hofgeismar, Weser Uplands, Weserbergland, Hesse, Germany
RM2JENR2J–Scolytidae. IPD.05470: Africa. Tanzania. Zanzibar. Zanzibar Island. Quaternary. Pleistocene.;
RF2C2NJGB–Galleries of bark beetles, vintage engraved illustration. Natural History of Animals, 1880.
RF2M5ARN3–Bark beetle - Phloeosinus aubei. Phloeosinus aubei is a species of bark beetle in the family Curculionidae. It is commonly known as the cedar bark bee
RFBE6TJ9–Coarse woody debris on the ascent to Rachel Mountain, Bavarian Forest National Park, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RMW6G8PX–Zottiger Fichtenborkenkäfer, Zottiger Fichten-Borkenkäfer, Zottenborkenkäfer, Zotten-Borkenkäfer, Dryocoetes autographus, Hairy spruce bark beetle
RFBBHP2T–Dead spruce (Picea) through infestation of bark beetles (Scolytinae) in the Black Forest, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe
RMW22DJ8–Archive image from page 11 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill62dans Year: 1907 8 Oversigt over familierne. Hovedet nedadbøjet, smallere end pronotum, dette på siden uden lårgruber. 1. fodled meget kortere end de følgende led tilsammen 1. Scolytidae. Hovedet fremstrakt, bredere end pronotum, dette på siderne med en grube til optagelse af forlåret. 1. fodled mindst så langt som de følgende led tilsammen (hos os kun een, synantrop art) 2. Platypodidae (p. 91). 1. familie Scolytidae. (fpidae). Hov
RM2AJKH84–Indian forest insects of economic importance Coleoptera . of various boringbeetles, of which species of Bostrychidaeare amongst the worst in India. Some ofthe Scolytidae also do damage in this way,and a few Cerambycidae. As instances ofdamage of this nature, the genera Sinoxylonand Dinoderus in the first family, Xylebortisin the second, and Stromatium amongstthe Cerambycidae, may be quoted. The females of all these insects tunnel down into wood, usually when the firstsap has dried out of it, to lay their eggs. On hatching out the grubs feedin the wood, reducing its structure to powder. Or in t
RMF00C99–Norway spruce (Picea abies), landscape of a dead Norway spruce forest killed by bark beetle (Scolytidae), Germany, Bavaria, Bavarian Forest National Park
RM2J235A9–Dead Spruce (Picea abies) trees, Primeval forest Urwald Sababurg, Hofgeismar, Weser Uplands, Weserbergland, Hesse, Germany
RMPFHEBT–. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... . Barkbiller. (Scolytidae og Platypodidae). Hovedet ikke eller kun ganske kort snude- formet forlænget (se f. eks. fig. 20 A, p. 33, og fig. 47, p. 81). Overlæben usynlig (undtagen hos Platypodidae). Strubepladen manglende, idet de to strubesømme er smeltede sammen til en, undertiden utydelig midtersøm. Palperne meget korte og stive. Følehornene (fig. 1) knæede, med skaft, svøbe og kølle. Pronotums og prosternums sidesømme forsvundne, pronotum (undtagen hos Scolytus) uden siderande. Bugen med 5 led. Skinnebenene på ydersid
RMMEEEB6–. Die forstinsekten Mitteleuropas. Ein lehr- und handbuch . Ipidae (Scolytidae). — Das System. Adi tomischen) Merkmale berücksichtigte und auf Grund dieser eingehenden Unter- suchungen eine Klassifikation der Borkenkäfer auf phylogenetischer Basis zu schaffen versuchte. Nüßlins System ist zweifellos das wissenschaftlich am besten begründete, da es auf breiterer Grundlage beruht. Als besonders wichtiges Merkmal von höchstem diagnostischem Wert be- trachtet Nüßlin den Bau, bezw. die chitinisierten Innenteile des sogenannten Kaumagens. Er folgt darin R. Lindemann, der schon 1875 ^^^ ^^^ hohen sys
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