Xylopsocus
Lesne, 1901
Species Guides
1- Xylopsocus capucinus(horned powder-post beetle)
Xylopsocus is a of wood-boring beetles in the Bostrichidae, described by Lesne in 1901. The genus contains seventeen distributed primarily across Asia, with at least one species established in North America and another native to Australia. Several species have been documented at international ports, indicating potential for human-mediated .
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Distribution
Native range centered in Asia. Xylopsocus capucinus is established in Florida, USA. Xylopsocus castanoptera has been intercepted at ports in North America. Xylopsocus gibbicollis is native to Australia.
Human Relevance
Xylopsocus capucinus has become established in Florida, representing a successful introduction to North America. Xylopsocus castanoptera has been intercepted at North American ports, suggesting ongoing risk of introduction through international trade.