Anthonomus alboannulatus
Boheman, 1843
Anthonomus alboannulatus is a of weevil in the Curculionidae, described by Boheman in 1843. It belongs to the large Anthonomus, which contains numerous species associated with various flowering plants. The specific epithet "alboannulatus" refers to white annular markings, suggesting distinctive pale banding on the body. The species is rarely recorded, with minimal observational data available.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anthonomus alboannulatus: //ˌænθəˈnoʊməs ˌælboʊˌænjuˈleɪtəs//
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Identification
The combination of small size, weevil with an elongated rostrum, and distinctive white annular markings distinguishes this from . Confirmation requires examination of genitalic characters or comparison with .
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Distribution
The has been documented from limited localities; precise range is poorly documented due to scarcity of records.
Similar Taxa
- Anthonomus speciesMany share similar body plan and size; A. alboannulatus is distinguished by its white annular markings if present.
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Taxonomic note
The is listed as provisionally accepted in some databases, indicating potential need for taxonomic revision or verification of type material.
Data scarcity
With only 2 observations in iNaturalist and minimal literature references, most biological details remain undocumented.