Dienerella intermedia

(Belon, 1884)

Dienerella intermedia is a small in the Latridiidae (plaster beetles or minute brown scavenger beetles), described by Belon in 1884. Members of this family are typically associated with damp, moldy environments and feed on fungal growth. The Dienerella contains several species that are morphologically similar and often require careful examination for accurate identification.

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How to pronounce Dienerella intermedia: //diː.nɛˈrɛl.lə ɪn.tɚˈmiː.di.ə//

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Taxonomic Context

Dienerella intermedia belongs to Latridiidae, a of small beetles commonly known as plaster beetles or minute brown scavenger beetles. These beetles are frequently found in buildings with moisture problems where mold growth occurs.

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