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Plagithmysus sp. reared from dead wood of Zanthoxylum kauaense from Lupea. It emerged after only about two weeks. It clearly doesn't match any of the species from Hawaii recorded from Rutaceae or unknown hosts, but they're not always strictly host-specific.
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- Tuesday 8 May 2012
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- Cerambycidae, Coleoptera, Greenwell Ranch, Hawaii, Hawaiian native arthropods, Hawaiian native plants, Keauhou, Kona, Lupea, Plagithmysus, Pulehua, Puu Lehua, Rutaceae, Zanthoxylum
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- Canon PowerShot S90
- DateTime
- 2012:05:08 17:21:20
- ExposureTime
- 1/60
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- f/8.0
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- Hawaii, Kona, Keauhou, Greenwell Ranch, Puu Lehua, Pulehua, Lupea, Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Plagithmysus, Hawaiian native arthropods, Rutaceae, Zanthoxylum, Hawaiian native plants
- iptc_caption
- Plagithmysus sp. reared from dead wood of Zanthoxylum kauaense from Lupea. It emerged after only about two weeks. It clearly doesn't match any of the species from Hawaii recorded from Rutaceae or unknown hosts, but they're not always strictly host-specific.
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