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Agrilus ater
Krasoň topoľovýKrasoň topoľový
Agrilus ater
Number: 5031
Received 1.9.2024
In progress: 1 days
Date of occurrence: 1.9.2024
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
From: Jer Nusse
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: The Netherlands

Question

Answer

Dear Jer, thank you for your inquiry. In your photos, there are feeding galleries likely caused by Agrilus ater. However, it cannot be determined if this insect species caused tree mortality in this case. Best regards, M. Zúbrik
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

hmyz

Received: 1.9.2024
Wood: Poplar
Number: 5031
Date of occurrence: 1.9.2024
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Agrilus ater
Krasoň topoľovýKrasoň topoľovýKrasoň topoľový
Agrilus ater
Number: 4525
Received 15.5.2024
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 15.5.2024
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
From: froukje
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: The Netherlands

Question

large feeding galleries, d-shape exit holes. Could only be agrilus ater? by description agrilus suvurovi could fit. but cannot find a trace or even acknowledgement of existence in the netherlands. is it a new species?

Answer

Thank you for your request and a nice pictures. Yes, it is absolutely sure, these galleries and exit holes belongs to some species from the genus Agrilus. I think it could be A. ater, that is already known from Netherlands. See: https://www.tuite.nl/iwg/Coleoptera/Agrilus_ater2017.pdf. Best regards M. Zubrik
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

Agrilus ater

hmyz

Received: 15.5.2024
Wood: Poplar
Number: 4525
Date of occurrence: 15.5.2024
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