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elderberry longhorn
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(Top) Elderberry longhorn (Desmocerus palliatus), (bottom) prionid beetle (Derobrachus)
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elderberry longhorn

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Also known as: Desmocerus palliatus, cloaked knotty-horn beetle(Show More)
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  • Asian longhorned beetle
    long-horned beetle
    / Major subfamilies, genera, and species

    …lepturids (subfamily Lepturinae) include the elderberry longhorn (Desmocerus palliatus), also called the cloaked knotty-horn beetle because it looks as if it has a yellow cloak on its shoulders and has knotted antennae. It feeds on leaves and flowers of the elderberry bush, and its larvae bore into the pithy stems.

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    …lepturids (subfamily Lepturinae) include the elderberry longhorn (Desmocerus palliatus), also called the cloaked knotty-horn beetle because it looks as if it has a yellow cloak on its shoulders and has knotted antennae. It feeds on leaves and flowers of the elderberry bush, and its larvae bore into the pithy stems.

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