eastern fivespined ips

Insects: Bark Beetles and Phloem Feeding Insects
Hexapoda (including Insecta) > Coleoptera > Curculionidae > Ips grandicollis (Eichhoff)

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Image Descriptor Description Photographer
0013028 Adult(s) lateral view Gerald J. Lenhard
2109069 Adult(s) Albert (Bud) Mayfield
5023029 Adult(s) Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
5023030 Adult(s) Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
5156056 Adult(s) J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
5156057 Adult(s) J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
5208084 Adult(s) Collection information: Florida: Santa Rosa Co.; 15-Apr-87 Natasha Wright
5208085 Adult(s) Collection information: Florida: Santa Rosa Co.; 15-Apr-87 Natasha Wright
5325089 Adult(s) Adults are dark red-brown to almost black and about 3-5 mm in body length; sometimes adult is shining and glabrous, dull and coarsely granulate, densely pubescent or covered with scales. Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt slope (the declivity) which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325090 Adult(s) 4 spines on the elytral declivity; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325091 Adult(s) Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt slope (the declivity) which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325092 Adult(s) Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325093 Adult(s) Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325094 Adult(s) Elytra concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325095 Adult(s) Adults are dark red-brown to almost black and about 3-5 mm in body length; shining and glabrous, dull and coarsely granulate, densely pubescent or covered with scales; Antennae geniculate, funicle five-segmented with abrupt three-segmented club; subcircular to oval, strongly flattened, with sutures strongly to moderately bisinuate; Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt declivity which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325096 Adult(s) 4 spines on the elytral declivity. They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325097 Adult(s) Pronotum; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325098 Adult(s) Ips grandicollis adults are dark red-brown to almost black and about 3-5 mm in body length; adult is shining and glabrous, dull and coarsely granulate, densely pubescent or covered with scales; Elytral declivity is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, 4 spines on the elytral declivity. They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325099 Adult(s) Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt slope (the declivity) which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5325100 Adult(s) 4 spines on the elytral declivity; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326001 Adult(s) Antennae geniculate, funicle five-segmented, with abrupt three-segmented club; subcircular to oval, strongly flattened, with sutures strongly to moderately bisinuate; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326002 Adult(s) Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326003 Adult(s) Elytral declivity is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate and 4 spines on the summit. They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326004 Adult(s) Dark red-brown to almost black beetle of about 3-5 mm in body length; shining and glabrous, dull and coarsely granulate, densely pubescent or covered with scales; Antennae geniculate, funicle five-segmented, with abrupt three-segmented club; subcircular to oval, strongly flattened, with sutures strongly to moderately bisinuate; Elytra declivity concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326005 Adult(s) Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt slope (the declivity) which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5326006 Adult(s) Pronotum; Australia: 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
5156054 Adult(s) J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
1393042 Damage Dennis Haugen
5156055 Feature(s) protibia J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
5023031 Feature(s) antennae Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
5023035 Feature(s) declevity Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
5156052 Feature(s) antennae J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
5156053 Feature(s) declivity at end of elytra J.R. Baker & S.B. Bambara
2163020 Feature(s) posterior; Elytra terminate in a rounded or blunt slope (the declivity) which is concavely excavated with lateral margins dentate, all teeth on summit (I. grandicollis belongs to a group with 4 spines on the elytral declivity). They are distinguished from other bark beetles by their scooped-out posterior with 4 to 6 spines on each side; 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
2163021 Feature(s) pronotum; 67km N Brisbane, 8 Nov 1982, M. DeBaar & F.R. Wylie Pest and Diseases Image Library
1393040 Galleries Adults in gallery Dennis Haugen
1393041 Galleries Dennis Haugen
0284039 Galleries Texas Forest Service Archive
0284042 Galleries adult and larval galleries Gerald J. Lenhard
5179070 Galleries Jeffrey Eickwort
5179071 Galleries Jeffrey Eickwort
0284043 Life Cycle larva, pupa, and young callow adult Roger Anderson
0284038 Life Cycle showing all life stages Roger Anderson


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