Allandrus
LeConte, 1876
Species Guides
2- Allandrus bifasciatus(fungus weevil)
- Allandrus populi
Allandrus is a of fungus weevils in the Anthribidae, established by LeConte in 1876. The genus comprises nine described distributed across North America, Europe, and the Comoros. Members are associated with fungal , consistent with the ecological profile of Anthribidae.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Allandrus: /ˈæl.æn.drəs/
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Distribution
Recorded from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and North America; one (A. comorensis) described from the Comoros.
Similar Taxa
- AnthribusBoth are of fungus weevils in Anthribidae; Allandrus distinguished by specific antennal and rostral characters per original description
- BrachytarsusAnother anthribid with overlapping distribution; requires examination of tarsal and antennal club structure for separation