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KDG, 10.04.2007 16:24

Allocates denticolle Germ. - Krasnodar territory, Tsypka
Ruteria teplovi Sav. - Krasnodarsky kr., Temnoleskaya station Trachodes
ovatus-Krasnodarsky kr., Temnoleskaya station

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10.04.2007 16:30, omar

Hurray! Here it is, happiness, what!

10.04.2007 17:00, Dmitrii Musolin

Oh, what chubby babies! smile.gif Beautiful photos!

11.04.2007 8:57, KDG

well, if you like it, keep it again.
Acicnemis albofasciata T. - M.-Cedar pad
Acales reitteri Meyer-Karachay-Cherkessia, P. Phia
Cryptorhynchidius lopathi L. - Moscow
Ocladius salicorniae Ol. - Astrabad

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11.04.2007 9:03, omar

jump.gif Forgive the illiterate: Astrabad - where is it?

11.04.2007 9:29, KDG

  jump.gif Forgive the illiterate: Astrabad - where is it?

Iran
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11.04.2007 9:30, Bad Den


Cryptorhynchidius lopathi L. - Moscow

Like Cr. l a pathi ?

11.04.2007 10:48, KDG

Like Cr. l a pathi ?

the label was marked with an o. I don't know how to do it.

11.04.2007 11:12, omar

It is still necessary to use "a"

11.04.2007 11:16, omar

And yet it is necessary so: Cryptorrhynchidius smile.gif

11.04.2007 13:44, KDG

And yet it is necessary so: Cryptorrhynchidius smile.gif

ok, I'll scold the defining specialist.

11.04.2007 21:53, алекс 2611

Maybe I'm being stupid, but in all modern sources this species is called
Cryptorhynchus lapathi L.

12.04.2007 7:36, amara

from one book:
Cryptorhynchus (Illiger 1807) lapathi L

некоторые syn: CryptoRrhynchus (Bedel 1884)
CryptorRhynchus (Champion 1906)
Cryptorhynchidius (Pierce 1919)
CryptorRhynchobius (Voss 1965)

This post was edited by amara - 12.04.2007 07: 41

12.04.2007 9:17, omar

Very interesting, amara! This is the first time I've seen the last spelling. Share the source, from where? Surely it's an American book? Or English?

12.04.2007 9:24, amara

American beetles, v. 2, 2002.
Curculionidae написал R. S. Anderson
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12.04.2007 9:29, omar

I thought so. They are perverts, these Americans...

12.04.2007 18:17, алекс 2611

There can be a lot of synonyms. Since the species was described by Linnaeus, it was probably Curculio lapathi at first. But if modern scientists write about this species, they call it Cryptorhynchus lapathi L.

25.12.2008 12:48, Liparus

The name of the false elephant is Exechenops leucopis Jordan

....It is necessary to look for old ash fruits that have not fallen to the ground, but are hanging on branches. Good results are obtained by mowing along the edges near forest areas where there is an ash or maple tree. The forest should be deciduous with a predominance of oak, linden, and maple. It is necessary to collect in June."

This post was edited by Liparus - 12/25/2008 12: 52
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25.12.2008 13:00, Liparus

Cycloderes canescens Rossi, found in Crimea
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06.01.2009 21:42, Liparus

Psalidium maxillosum F. smile.gif Like many others it is considered harmful frown.gif
Before rolleyes.gifand after sending the request lol.gif

This post was edited by Liparus - 06.01.2009 21: 50
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15.05.2009 20:29, Liparus

urgent how to distinguish a female from a male Rhynchites bacchus (L.).
by length and attachment of antennae can?
On the left is a female and on the right is a male?or the same thing

This post was edited by Liparus - 15.05.2009 20: 59

16.05.2009 12:33, Victor Titov

urgent how to distinguish a female from a male Rhynchites bacchus (L.).
by length and attachment of antennae can?
On the left is a female and on the right is a male?or the same thing

I think by the relative length of the head tube ("proboscis")smile.gif. In my opinion, you are right: on the left - female, on the right-male.
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16.05.2009 15:30, Liparus

I think by the relative length of the head tube ("proboscis")smile.gif. In my opinion, you are right: on the left - the female, on the right-the male.

So everything is easier than I thought smile.gif(here on the left is the male, and on the right is the female)
In the book about pests, it is written that they differ in the hairs on the abdomen (on the underside), that the female has yellow hairs...But I already have them all on the dies.

16.05.2009 15:42, Guest

Do females have a longer "trunk"?

16.05.2009 16:28, Liparus

Do females have a longer "trunk"?

I would say both the trunk and the place of attachment of the antennae in females in a different way (I'm not a specialist. by rinhids)Just from 45 pieces (caught by mowing a net on plums, thorns, apple trees,apricots), you can clearly see the differences, probably between males and females?
For example, the female Tatianaerhynchites aequatus (Linnaeus, 1767) has a significantly longer proboscis

16.05.2009 16:37, Victor Titov

I would say both the trunk and the place of attachment of the antennae in females in a different way (I'm not a specialist. by rinhids)Just from 45 pieces (caught by mowing a net on plums, thorns, apple trees,apricots), you can clearly see the differences, probably between males and females?
For example, the female Tatianaerhynchites aequatus (Linnaeus, 1767) has a much longer trunk

Yes, it is longer, both in itself and in relation to the length of the head itself (to the place where the "trunk" begins).

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 05/16/2009 16: 44

16.05.2009 16:44, Victor Titov

In the book about pests, it is written that they differ in the hairs on the abdomen (on the underside), that the female has yellow hairs...But I already have them all on the dies.

That's right, again about the question of dies. Aesthetics clearly goes against the information content: on the die - it is undoubtedly beautiful (you have a sticker that borders on a work of art in general), but gluing a small thing from the side to the triangle is more practical for later determining the mounted copies. And those that are bigger, pinned - and order! smile.gif Then twist and turn, look anywhere.
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16.05.2009 18:14, Liparus

That's right, again about the question of dies. Aesthetics clearly goes against the information content: on the die - it is undoubtedly beautiful (you have a sticker that borders on a work of art in general), but gluing a small thing from the side to the triangle is more practical for later determining the mounted copies. And those that are bigger, pinned - and order! smile.gif Then twist and turn, look anywhere.


Well, I almost disagree with you!
Firstly, for me, gluing everything in a row on a triangle does not save time,but to make an outrage out of an insect
to prick means to break through (to spoil an insect with a through hole)
Well, look, you need to turn it in advance before gluing it on the die

I understand it was necessary to look at everyone under the bottom, and then stick.looking at hairs is not a problem for those who have binoculars at hand

Well, I think everyone does it in their own way, as they are accustomed (to mount the material)
I met with one entomologist who generally collects

16.05.2009 18:47, Victor Titov

Well, I almost disagree with you!
Firstly, for me, gluing everything in a row on a triangle does not save time,but to make an outrage out of an insect
to prick means to break through (to spoil an insect with a through hole)
Well, look, you need to turn it in advance before gluing it on the die

I understand it was necessary to look at everyone under the bottom, and then stick.looking at hairs is not a problem for those who have binoculars at hand

Well, I think everyone does it in their own way, as they are accustomed (to mount the material)
I met with one entomologist who generally collects on mattresses smile.gif

Yes, I know, I know you don't agree. This topic has already been discussed many times on the forum from all sides. Yes, we, the followers of the tattoo, are still a minority weep.gif. But we are wearing vestswink.gif!
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16.05.2009 19:59, Bad Den

Well, I almost disagree with you!
Firstly, for me, gluing everything in a row on a triangle does not save time,but to make an outrage out of an insect
to prick means to break through (to spoil an insect with a through hole)
Well, look, you need to turn it in advance before gluing it on the die

Why the outrage? Carefully pasted on a triangle and straightened beetle looks no less aesthetically pleasing than on a rectangular die (in fact, only the shape of the die changessmile.gif).

It is good to watch/turn in advance when you determine and also mount 1-2 copies from the series of the intended type. This takes a little time. I suggest that you soak, identify and mount the beetles from the mattress in the photo (given that many people need to pull their genitals). Time's up smile.gif

17.05.2009 10:38, Liparus

Carefully pasted on a triangle and straightened beetle looks no less aesthetically pleasing than on a rectangular die (in fact, only the shape of the die changessmile.gif).

You're right, I wanted to do it myself as in the photo,I just saw how many people glue to the triangle without straightening at all, and even sideways and each beetle from the series is glued in its own way (either head or bottom), in this case it's an outrage...
and if you are careful,you can spread it out even better than in the pictorial

20.05.2009 13:16, алекс 2611

  
In the book about pests, it is written that they differ in the hairs on the abdomen (on the underside), that the female has yellow hairs...But I already have them all on the dies.



Vooot damn!!!! A bright illustration for those who like to glue everything that is possible.
Pasted, and then figs determine!
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20.05.2009 13:25, алекс 2611

  
Well, look, you need to turn it in advance before gluing it on the die

Yeah. You've probably never encountered any errors in the definition and the need to redefine previously defined material.
Not, of course, someone is only interested in the aesthetic component. Then of course.
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20.05.2009 16:33, RippeR

it depends on what and how to glue.. Do you also glue very small beetles? And then there is nothing left for the ardent opponents of the sticker..
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21.05.2009 0:28, Aaata

it depends on what and how to glue.. Do you also glue very small beetles? And then there is nothing left for the ardent opponents of the sticker..

Very small ones are glued from time immemorial. You can't mount it any other way, that's understandable. Unless in "liquid form", in a preservative, but there are disadvantages and difficulties.
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21.05.2009 8:43, Bad Den

it depends on what and how to glue.. Do you also glue very small beetles? And then there is nothing left for the ardent opponents of the sticker..

Small, narrow and soft ones were always glued. It makes more sense.
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21.05.2009 20:30, RippeR

what is it all about then?.

22.05.2009 10:46, алекс 2611

what is it all about then?.


Well, probably about the fact that you can glue glamurnenko so that it was well, very beautiful, and you can so that you can determine the material.
And we are also talking about the fact that the principle of gluing, gluing and gluing everything that moves and, most importantly, not pricking anything still has some drawbacks.
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22.05.2009 11:56, omar

Gentlemen, there was a topic about weevils...
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31.05.2009 22:45, Liparus

Does anyone know what kind of black mushrooms (I understand on rotten alder or beech?)?, maybe it's easier to find mushrooms, and then weevils?

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