Bimodal-seasonality

Guides

• Leptostylus

  flatfaced longhorn beetles

  Leptostylus is a genus of longhorn beetles in the subfamily Lamiinae, established by John Lawrence LeConte in 1852. The genus contains approximately 70 described species distributed primarily in the Americas, from the United States through Central and South America to Argentina. Species in this genus are characterized by their cryptic, bark-mimicking appearance and are typically associated with dead or dying woody vegetation. The genus is part of the tribe Acanthocinini, one of the largest tribes in Cerambycidae.

  CerambycidaeLamiinaeAcanthocininiwood-boring-beetlesflatfaced-longhornsNeotropicalNearcticcryptic-colorationpolyphagousbimodal-seasonality