Phymaphora

Newman, 1838

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Phymaphora is a of handsome fungus beetles in the Endomychidae, established by Newman in 1838. The genus contains at least two described : Phymaphora californica and Phymaphora pulchella. These beetles are members of the Leiestinae and are associated with fungal . The genus has been documented in North America, with records from the United States including Vermont and California.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Phymaphora: //ˌfaɪməˈfɔːrə//

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Habitat

Associated with fungal environments, consistent with Endomychidae .

Distribution

Documented in the United States: Vermont (eastern), California (western). Distribution records suggest a North American range.

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Species

Two described are recognized: Phymaphora californica Horn, 1880 and Phymaphora pulchella Newman, 1838.

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