Résumés
Abstract
Six species of the genus Xyleborinus (Reitter 1913) have been reported in North America. Five of these species were introduced, and one species is considered native to North and South America. Xyleborinus attenuatus (Blandford 1894), which was introduced into the Americas from Asia, was first recorded in 1995 in western Canada, in the province of British Columbia, and then in 2007 in the province of Nova Scotia, in eastern Canada. In Quebec, X. attenuatus was initially recorded in 2009 based on a single captured specimen. In this study, we present additional evidence of the presence of this alien ambrosia beetle in Quebec, Canada.
Keywords:
- Alien species,
- ambrosia beetle,
- Canada,
- Quebec,
- records
Résumé
Six espèces du genre Xyleborinus (Reitter 1913) ont été rapportées en Amérique du Nord. Cinq de ces espèces ont été introduites et une espèce est considérée indigène en Amérique du Nord et du Sud. Xyleborinus attenuatus (Blandford 1894), qui a été introduit en Amérique depuis l’Asie, a été rapporté pour la première fois en 1995 dans l’ouest du Canada, en Colombie-Britannique, puis en 2007 dans l’est du pays, en Nouvelle-Écosse. Au Québec, X. attenuatus a été rapporté en 2009 à la suite de la capture d’un seul spécimen. Dans la présente étude, nous présentons des preuves supplémentaires de la présence de ce scolyte du bois exotique au Québec, Canada.
Mots-clés:
- Canada,
- espèce exotique,
- Québec,
- rapports,
- scolyte du bois
Parties annexes
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