Mesosa nebulosa

Mesosa nebulosa (lat.) - a species of barbel beetles from the subfamily Lamiin . Distributed in Europe , North Africa ^[3] ( Tunisia , Morocco ), Iran and Azerbaijan ^[2] . The body length of adult insects is 9–16 mm ^[2] . Various broad-leaved trees are the fodder plants of the larvae : common hornbeam , sowing chestnut , common hazel , European beech , figs , walnut ^[2] , linden , oak ^[3] .

Mesosa nebulosa
Scientific classification
Kingdom : Eumetazoi No rank : Bilateral symmetrical No rank : Primary No rank : Molting No rank : Panarthropoda Type of: Arthropods Subtype : Tracheo-breathing Overclass : Six-legged Grade: Insects Subclass : Winged insects Infraclass : Winged insects Treasure : Fully Transformed Insects Squadron : Coleopterida Squad: Winged Suborder : Beetles Infrastructure : Cookies Superfamily : Chrysomeloid Family: Barbel Subfamily : Lamines Tribe : Mesosini Gender: Mesosa Subgenus : Aplocnemia View: Mesosa nebulosa
International scientific name
Mesosa nebulosa ( Fabricius , 1781 )
Synonyms
Lamia nebulosa Fabricius, 1781 [1] basionym Aphelocnemia nebulosa (Fabricius) Villiers, 1978 [2] Cerambyx brevis Villers, 1789 nec Sulzer, 1776 [2] Cerambyx nebulator Turton, 1806 [2] Cerambyx nubilus Gmelin, 1790 [2] Haplocnemia nebulosa (Fabricius) Gruardet, 1925 [2] Lamia nubila (Schönherr) Stephens, 1829 [2] Mesosa nubila (Gmelin) [2]
Subspecies
Mesosa nebulosa algerica Pic, 1898 Mesosa nebulosa nebulosa (Fabricius, 1781)