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Small poplar borer
Saperda populnea
Longhorn beetles
(Cerambycidae)
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Gailhampshire
Slender beetle with a grey-black shield covered with yellowish markings. The antennae are ringed and shorter than the body. Can be found on aspen. To lay eggs it nibbles grooves in the bark, irritated by the saliva the tree produces extra cells which are eaten by the larvae. This process results in the peculiar bumps on the branches. ⇔ l. 10-15 mm
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Shape
Colour
Leg
Back
Feeler
Wing
10-50 mm
Beetle
Six
Shielded
Very long
Shielded
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Small poplar borer
Kleine populierenboktor
Kleiner Pappelbock
Saperda populnea [L.]
Saperda populnea [L.]
Saperda populnea [L.]
Saperda populnea [L.]
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