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Hairy Fungus Beetles (Mycetophagidae) » Thrimolus » Thrimolus minutus ... Hairy Fungus Beetles (Mycetophagidae) » Mycetophagus ... Hairy Fungus Beetle - Mycetophagus serrulata...
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Moved from Hairy Fungus Beetles. ... This beetle is wet, affecting its appearance, but it also looks longer-bodied than spilot*us and is 40% longer as well. Moving to family level. I'm happy to learn that I have another mycetophagid species. Now I just need to determine its name.
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Mycetophagus punctatus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mycetophagus punctatus , sometimes called the hairy fungus beetle is a species of fungus beetle. Fungus beetles often build heavy populations throughout the late summer and early fall. These mold...
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One of the more common species is the hairy fungus beetle, Typhaea stercorea (L.). This insect does not feed on the grain itself, but on fungi which grow on high moisture grain. Its presence is an indication of moldy grain.
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Coleoptera: Mycetophagidae Typhaea stercorea (L) - Image by Steve Jacobs ... Hairy Fungus Beetles ... AgSci » Entomology » Insect Advice from Extension » Insect Image Gallery » All Images » Hairy fungus beetle...
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Hairy Fungus Beetle : The adult Hairy Fungus Beetle is a small brown oval-shaped hairy beetle. The wing covers (elytra) are hairy with parallel lines of fine ridges along... ... The adult Hairy Fungus Beetle is a small brown oval-shaped hairy beetle. The wing covers (elytra) are hairy with parallel lines of fine ridges along...
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This page contains information about the hairy fungus beetle, including information about its ecology, the damage it can cause, its life history and how to control it. Images are also provided. ... Hairy fungus beetle; Typhaea stercorea (Linnaeus)
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Tom Murray | profile | all galleries >> Arthropods - Arthropoda >> Insects - Insecta >> Beetles - Coleoptera >> Hairy Fungus Beetles - Mycetophagidae...
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The hairy fungus beetle is brown in color, 2 - 3 mm long and covered with short, stout hairs. Hairs on the wing covers are arranged lengthwise in rows. They have black eyes and are capable of flight. The antennae are slender with the last three segments enlarged.
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David K. Weaver and A. Reeves Petroff ... (Typhaea stercorea) These species are thought to not feed readily on the grain itself, but on fungi that grow on high moisture grain, as well as on the surface of fine material and higher moisture weed ... Categories: Stored Grain, Insects, hairy fungus beetle, Typhaea stercorea...
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