Descriptions of the male of Agrilus esperanzae Knull and the female of Agrilus oblongus Fisher, and notes on other Buprestidae.

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Descriptions of the male of Agrilus esperanzae Knull and the female of Agrilus oblongus Fisher, and notes on other Buprestidae.

By Manley, G.V.
The Coleopterists Bulletin 31(1): 79-82., 1977
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Manley, G.V. 1977. Descriptions of the male of Agrilus esperanzae Knull and the female of Agrilus oblongus Fisher, and notes on other Buprestidae (Coleoptera). The Coleopterists Bulletin 31(1): 79-82.

Abstract

The male of Agrilus esperanzae Knull and the female of Agrilus oblongus Fisher are described, and the male genitalia of A. esperanzae illustrated. Additional information is provided on the distribution and biology of other North American buprestids.

Contributed by Mike Quinn on 25 February, 2019 - 9:49am

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