Cupressus

Guides

  • Phloeosinus cupressi

    cypress bark beetle

    Phloeosinus cupressi is a crenulate bark beetle native to North America that has become invasive in Australia and New Zealand. It poses a serious threat to Cupressus trees and related conifers, with potential ecological and economic impacts globally. Climate change is projected to expand its suitable habitat northward by approximately 18% under RCP6.0 scenarios.

  • Phloeosinus serratus

    juniper bark beetle

    Phloeosinus serratus is a bark beetle in the family Curculionidae, commonly known as the juniper bark beetle. It has been documented attacking Cupressus lusitanica in Jamaica, representing a new host record for this species. The species occurs in North America, the Caribbean, and Middle America.