M. Soto-Hernández, J. A. Torres-Castillo, María Cruz Juárez-Aragón, R. I. Torres-Acosta
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Abstract
Abstract. This study contributes to knowledge of the biodiversity of curculionids associated with Larrea tridentata (Sessé & Moc. Ex DC) at Miquihuana, Tamaulipas. The plant is almost intrinsic to the landscape of xerophilous shrubland of northern Mexico. Using a beat-sheet, a total of 89 adults was collected; seven species in the Entiminae subfamily were identified. Ophryastes sordidus LeConte, O. huachucae (Van Dyke), Pantomorus albosignatus (Boheman), Sapotes setosus Jones and O´Brien, S. puncticollis Casey, and Isodacrys fasciatum Cortés-Hernández were first recorded at Tamaulipas. The most abundant species (84%) was P. albosignatus (Boheman) that is endemic to and widely distributed in Mexico.
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