Cactophagus

Guides

  • Cactophagus spinolae validus

    Cactophagus spinolae validus is a subspecies of weevil in the family Curculionidae. It belongs to a genus associated with cactus-feeding habits, though specific documentation for this subspecies is limited. The genus Cactophagus contains species known to develop in cactus tissues, with some species considered pests of cultivated cacti.

  • Sphenophorus crenatus

    Sphenophorus crenatus is a weevil species described by Gyllenhal in 1838. It is currently treated as an ambiguous synonym of Cactophagus crenatus in modern taxonomic databases. The species belongs to the family Dryophthoridae, a group formerly classified within Curculionidae. Like other members of the genus Sphenophorus (billbugs), it is presumed to have a weevil body plan with an elongated snout, though specific morphological details for this particular species are not well documented in available sources.