Dere
White, 1855
Dere is a of longhorn in the , tribe Cleomenini. These beetles are characterized by their elongated and wood-boring habits typical of cerambycids. The genus was established by White in 1855 and contains multiple distributed across various regions. Members of this genus are part of the diverse longhorn beetle fauna that plays significant roles in forest through their interactions with dead and decaying wood.



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- Catalogue of Life
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