Anthidium edwardsii

Cresson, 1878

Edwards' Woolcarder

Anthidium edwardsii is a solitary in the , commonly known as the wool . The was described by Cresson in 1878 and occurs in North America. Like other Anthidium species, females collect fibers from hairy leaves to construct nest . The species has undergone several taxonomic revisions, with three junior synonyms synonymized under the current name.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Anthidium edwardsii: /ænˈθɪdiəm ɛdˈwɑrdzi.aɪ/

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Distribution

North America

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