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Powderpost beetle is a common name for several small wood-boring beetles, especially species in the genus Lyctus and related groups. Their larvae develop inside dry, seasoned hardwood and reduce the wood to a fine, flour-like frass that can emerge from small holes. Infestations may damage furniture,...
The bamboo powderpost beetle, Dinoderus minutus, is a small wood-boring beetle in the family Bostrichidae. Its larvae develop chiefly in freshly cut bamboo and cane, but the species can also bore into other plant materials and infest stored products such as grain, rice, dried foods, and tobacco. It...
The lead cable borer, Scobicia declivis, is a small false powderpost beetle in the family Bostrichidae found commonly in California and southern Oregon. Its larvae mine dead, seasoned wood and can also attack living hardwoods such as oak. Adults are about 5-6 mm long and are usually dark brown to bl...
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