Ampedus apicatus

(Say, 1834)

Poplar Click Beetle

Ampedus apicatus, commonly known as the Poplar , is a of click beetle in the . The suggests an association with poplar trees (Populus spp.), though specific ecological relationships require confirmation. The species is documented across multiple Canadian provinces.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Ampedus apicatus: //ˈæm.pə.dəs æ.pɪˈkæ.təs//

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Distribution

Recorded from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada. The distribution pattern suggests a primarily or temperate North range.

Host Associations

Populus - implied 'Poplar ' suggests association with poplar trees, but specific relationship is not documented

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Nomenclature Note

Authority dates vary between sources: GBIF records (Say, 1834) while NCBI records (Say, 1839). The original description by Thomas Say was published in 1834 in 'Descriptions of new of North , and observations on some already described'.