European Snenocorus

European Snenocorus ^[2] ( Stenocorus meridianus ) is a species of barbel beetles from the subfamily barbel ( Lepturinae ). It occurs in Europe , the Caucasus and Kazakhstan ^[1] . As fodder plants, Stenocorus meridianus uses deciduous trees: elms , oaks , maples, and some others ^[1] . The life expectancy of representatives of this species is 2-3 years ^[1] . Adult insects 15–27 mm long can be found from May to July ^[1] .

European Snenocorus
Female Stenocorus meridianus
Scientific classification
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International scientific name
Stenocorus meridianus ( Linnaeus , 1758)
Variety [1]
Stenocorus meridianus var. cantharinus Herbst, 1784 Stenocorus meridianus var. chrysogaster Schrank, 1781 Stenocorus meridianus var. laevis Olivier, 1795 Stenocorus meridianus var. ruficrus ( Scopoli , 1763)