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5321033 American palm weevil Rhynchophorus palmarum Castlenau or La Porte Historial collection. Location Mexico.
5321047 palm weevil Rhinostomus scrutator
5313089 Indianmeal moth Plodia interpunctella mating
5322048 polyphagous pinhole borer Platypus australis Adults are slender, brown, shining beetles, 6.3 mm long, with long, yellow hairs. Protibiae with a strong apical spine. The female has a more or less blunt posterior end, while the male's elytra diverge and with a strongly marked declivity; Australia: Queensland, Gympie, Ot 1980, A. Neboiss det. D. Kent 1991.
5322049 polyphagous pinhole borer Platypus australis Adults are slender, brown, shining beetles, 6.3 mm long, with long, yellow hairs. Protibiae with a strong apical spine.The female has a more or less blunt posterior end, while the male's elytra diverge and with a strongly marked declivity; Australia: Queensland, Gympie, Ot 1980, A. Neboiss det. D. Kent 1991
5322055 polyphagous pinhole borer Platypus australis Pronotum; Australia: Queensland, Gympie, Ot 1980, A. Neboiss det. D. Kent 1991.
5321030 black palm weevil Rhynchophorus bilineatus Adult body length c. 40mm; Papua New Guinea
5321036 American palm weevil Rhynchophorus palmarum Main vector of the nematode Bursaphelenchus cocophilus which causes the disease known as red ring/little leaf syndrome. This disease affects coconut and oil palms in the American tropics.
5320075 whitestriped weevil Perperus lateralis Body length: female c. 7-8mm; male c. 5-6 mm, body colour brown with a distinctive white stripe along sides of elytra continuing to posterior margins of pronotum; Australia, New South Wales, Bega.
5318091 fruit-tree root weevil Leptopius robustus Specimen collected in Australia: Victoria, Beaconsfield, Nov 1917. J.W.

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