Stenocorus
Geoffroy, 1762
Species Guides
10- Stenocorus cinnamopterus(Cinnamon-winged Flower Longhorn)
- Stenocorus copei
- Stenocorus cylindricollis
- Stenocorus flavolineatus
- Stenocorus nubifer
- Stenocorus obtusus
- Stenocorus schaumii(Schaum's Longhorn Beetle)
- Stenocorus trivittatus
- Stenocorus vestitus(Flower longhorn)
Stenocorus is a of longhorn beetles in the Cerambycidae, established by Geoffroy in 1762. The genus comprises approximately 12 recognized distributed across North America and parts of Europe. Members of this genus are characterized by their elongated bodies and relatively long . Several species have been documented as attracted to fermenting traps, suggesting feeding associations with decaying plant materials or fermentation products.
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How to pronounce Stenocorus: /ˌstɛnəˈkɔːrəs/
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Distribution
North America (including United States, with records from Vermont and other states); Europe (including Denmark, Norway, Sweden)
Behavior
of at least two (Stenocorus cylindricollis and S. schaumii) have been documented as attracted to fermenting traps containing molasses, beer, water, and yeast.