Anthonomus xanthoxyli
Linell, M.L., 1897
Colima Anthonomine Weevil
Anthonomus xanthoxyli is a of true weevil in the Curculionidae, described by Linell in 1897. It is known from North America. The 'Colima Anthonomine Weevil' suggests a possible association with the Xanthoxylum (prickly ash), though this relationship remains undocumented in the available sources. As with other Anthonomus species, it likely exhibits the characteristic elongated snout and compact body form typical of flower weevils.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anthonomus xanthoxyli: //ˌænθəˈnoʊməs zænˈθɒksɪlaɪ//
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Distribution
North America (present, exact range undetermined beyond continental-level records).
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Taxonomic status
Listed as 'provisionally accepted' in Catalogue of Life and 'ACCEPTED' in GBIF. The epithet 'xanthoxyli' derives from Xanthoxylum, suggesting potential plant association, though this has not been confirmed in available literature.