Eucinetus strigosus LeConte 1875

Eucinetus strigosus LeConte, 1875 Collection information. USA: Georgia: Clarke Co.: a single individual from one site. Sifted from leaf litter from 27–28 July 2020. Distribution. Eastern United States. Saproxylic habits. unknown; species of Eucinetus Germar, 1818 breed in slime molds and basidiomycete fungi growing on dead wood, and often occur under bark or in decaying wood (Wheeler and Hoebeke 1984).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-03-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15027593
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Asian Studies and History
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Eucinetus strigosus LeConte 1875

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Eucinetus strigosus LeConte 1875

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Abstract

Eucinetus strigosus LeConte, 1875 Collection information. USA: Georgia: Clarke Co.: a single individual from one site. Sifted from leaf litter from 27–28 July 2020. Distribution. Eastern United States. Saproxylic habits. unknown; species of Eucinetus Germar, 1818 breed in slime molds and basidiomycete fungi growing on dead wood, and often occur under bark or in decaying wood (Wheeler and Hoebeke 1984).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Georgia (US), Southern Research Station (US), The Jones Center at Ichauway (US), Temple University (US)
Life in Land
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Asian Studies and History
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