Hadrobregmini
death-watch beetles
Hadrobregmini is a tribe of within the . The tribe contains at least 3 and approximately 16 described . Members of this group are wood-boring , with several genera—particularly Hadrobregmus and Priobium—containing species that infest seasoned timber and structural wood. The tribe is distinguished from other ptinid tribes by specific morphological features of the and .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Hadrobregmini: /həˌdrɒbrɛɡˈmaɪnaɪ/
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Human Relevance
Some within Hadrobregmini, particularly Hadrobregmus and Priobium, contain known as pests of seasoned wood and timber structures. These can cause damage to wooden buildings, furniture, and other cellulose-based materials.
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Taxonomic composition
The tribe includes the following : Hadrobregmus (the genus), Priobium, Desmatogaster, Allobregmus, Belemia, Megabregmus, and Trichobiopsis. The number of described is approximately 16, though this count may not reflect current .
Data sources
Taxonomic information is supported by ITIS, Catalogue of Life, GBIF, and BugGuide..