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Usually Scots pine ( Pinus sylvestris ), but it can attack most pine species. Database: Forestry Images Community Observations

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This beetle is considered a high-risk pest because of its unique two-stage feeding habit: Usually Scots pine ( Pinus sylvestris ), but

The pine shoot beetle is an invasive bark beetle native to Eurasia and Northern Africa. It was first discovered in North America (Ohio) in 1992 and is now a significant concern for pine nurseries and timber production. 🔬 Key Biological Identification Tomicus piniperda Family: Curculionidae (Bark Beetles) Size: Small, roughly 3.5 to 4.8 mm long Appearance: Cylindrical body, typically dark brown or black It was first discovered in North America (Ohio)

This image identifier refers to a photograph from the Bugwood Network/Forestry Images database, a leading resource for forest health and entomology. Specifically, this image showcases a male pine shoot beetle ( Tomicus piniperda ). 🌲 Subject Overview: Pine Shoot Beetle