Nitidula nigra

C.Schaeffer, 1911

Nitidula nigra is a small sap-feeding in the , first described by Schaeffer in 1911. The is recorded from western and central Canada, including Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba. Like other members of its , it is associated with decomposing matter and carrion .

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Nitidula nigra: //nɪˈtɪduːlə ˈnɪɡrə//

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Distribution

Recorded from western and central Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba. Distribution records from GBIF indicate presence in North America broadly, with specific Canadian provincial records.

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Taxonomic Note

Authored by C. Schaeffer in 1911. The Nitidula contains associated with sap flows, fermenting material, and carrion.

Data Limitations

Available sources provide minimal biological detail for this . Most information derives from taxonomic databases and brief Wikipedia summary rather than primary ecological studies.