Curculionini
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2Curculionini is a tribe of weevils within the Curculioninae, Curculionidae. Members of this tribe are characterized by their elongated rostrum and association with nut-bearing trees, particularly oaks. The tribe includes economically significant pests such as acorn weevils in the Curculio. Larval development occurs within seeds or nuts of plants.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Curculionini: //kɜrˌkjʊliˈoʊnɪnaɪ//
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Host Associations
- Quercus (Fagaceae) - larval Larvae of at least some , including Curculio mexicanus, develop within acorns of Quercus species
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Taxonomic scope
Curculionini is a large tribe containing numerous , with Curculio being the most well-known. The tribe is part of the megadiverse Curculionidae, one of the largest animal families.
Data limitations
Specific information for the tribe Curculionini as a whole is sparse in the provided sources. Most detailed biological information exists at the or level, particularly for Curculio species.