Four-strip leptura

Four-striped lepture ^[1] ( Leptura quadrifasciata ) is a species of beetle insects from the subfamily of the barbel ( Lepturinae ) within the barbel family ( Cerambycidae ). Distributed in the Palearctic — from Spain to Japan ^[2] . The length of the imago is 10–18 mm ^[3] . The larvae develop in deciduous and coniferous trees, including common spruce , common hazel , birch , European beech , aspen ^[2] . Pupation occurs in wood ^[2] . Imago is visited by flowers ^[2] . Helcon ruspator is a parasite of the larvae of this species of leptur ^[4] .

Four-strip leptura
Scientific classification
The kingdom : Eumetazo No rank : Bilateral symmetric No rank : Primordial No rank : Shedding No rank : Panarthropoda Type of: Arthropods Subtype : Trachealis Above class : Six-legged Class: Insects Subclass : Winged insects Infraclass : New insects Hoard : Insects with full transformation Nadotryad : Coleopterida Squad: Beetles Suborder : Polyphagous beetles Infrastructure : Kukuiiformnye Superfamily : Chrysomeloid Family: Usachi Subfamily : Usachiki Tribe : Lepturini Rod: Leptures Subgenus : Leptura View: Four-strip leptura
International Scientific Name
Leptura quadrifasciata Linnaeus , 1758
Synonyms
Leptura apicalis Curtis, 1831 Leptura apicata Stephens, 1839 Leptura calcarata Panzer, 1798 nec Olivier, 1790 Leptura octomaculata DeGeer, 1775 Strangalia quadrifasciata (Linnaeus) Mulsant, 1863
Subspecies and varieties
Leptura quadrifasciata caucasica Plavilstshikov, 1924 Leptura quadrifasciata quadrifasciata Linnaeus, 1758 Leptura quadrifasciata quadrifasciata var. divisa Plavilstshikov Leptura quadrifasciata quadrifasciata var. sexpustulata Plavilstshikov Leptura quadrifasciata quadrifasciata var. tixieri pic