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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids are the most commonly encountered of the powderpost beetles,
_ and bostrichids being the other 2 groups
lyctids
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids are the most commonly encountered of the powderpost beetles,
lyctids and _ being the other 2 groups
bostrichids
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids are the most commonly encountered of the _ beetles,
lyctids and bostrichids being the other 2 groups
powderpost
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of _ beetle comes from the tapping sound they make by
striking their mandibles (jaws) against the wood surface of
their tunnel as a mating call
deathwatch
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of deathwatch beetle comes from the _ sound they make by
striking their mandibles (jaws) against the wood surface of
their tunnel as a mating call
tapping sound
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of deathwatch beetle comes from the tapping sound they make by
striking their _/_ against the wood surface of
their tunnel as a mating call
mandibles/jaws
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of deathwatch beetle comes from the tapping sound they make by
striking their mandibles (jaws) against the _ _ of
their tunnel as a mating call
wood surface
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of deathwatch beetle comes from the tapping sound they make by
striking their mandibles (jaws) against the wood surface of
their _ as a mating call
tunnel
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
name of deathwatch beetle comes from the tapping sound they make by
striking their mandibles (jaws) against the wood surface of
their tunnel as a _ _
mating call
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Exit holes are _ and depending on the species,
range from 1/16 inch to 1/8 inch in diameter
round
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Exit holes are round and depending on the _,
range from 1/16 inch to 1/8 inch in diameter
species
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Exit holes are round and depending on the species,
range from NUMBER inch to 1/8 inch in diameter
1/16 inch
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Exit holes are round and depending on the species,
range from 1/16 inch to NUMBER inch in diameter
1/8 inch
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
accumulation of piles of _ but
gritty frass beneath the exit holes or
streaming from them
powdery
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
accumulation of piles of powdery but
_ frass beneath the exit holes or
streaming from them
gritty
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
accumulation of piles of powdery but
gritty _ beneath the exit holes or
streaming from them
frass
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
accumulation of piles of powdery but
gritty frass _ the exit holes or
streaming from them
beneath
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
accumulation of piles of powdery but
gritty frass beneath the exit holes or
_ from them
streaming
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
there are NUMBER anobiid species which attack hardwoods that do not
produce pellets in their frass, but their frass is
tightly packed in their tunnels
2
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
there are 2 anobiid species which attack _ that do not
produce pellets in their frass, but their frass is
tightly packed in their tunnels
hardwoods
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
there are 2 anobiid species which attack hardwoods that do not
produce _ in their frass, but their frass is
tightly packed in their tunnels
pellets
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
there are 2 anobiid species which attack hardwoods that do not
produce pellets in their frass, but their frass is
_ _ in their tunnels
tightly packed
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
there are 2 anobiid species which attack hardwoods that do not
produce pellets in their frass, but their frass is
tightly packed in their _
tunnels
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
lyctid beetles frass is _ packed
loosely
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
beetles lay their eggs (usually 20-60; maximum 121) on wood under
surface _, in cracks, or in old exit holes
splinters
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
beetles lay their eggs (usually 20-60; maximum 121) on wood under
surface splinters, in _, or in old exit holes
cracks
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
beetles lay their eggs (usually 20-60; maximum 121) on wood under
surface splinters, in cracks, or in old _ _
exit holes
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
If a _ (conifer/evergreen) is being attacked,
loosely packed frass/fine wood fragments feels gritty due to
the lemon or bun-shaped fecal pellets whereas
softwood
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
If a softwood (conifer/evergreen) is being attacked,
_ packed frass/fine wood fragments feels gritty due to
the lemon or bun-shaped fecal pellets whereas
loosely
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
If a softwood (conifer/evergreen) is being attacked,
loosely packed _ / _ feels gritty due to
the lemon or bun-shaped fecal pellets whereas
frass/fine wood fragments
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
If a softwood (conifer/evergreen) is being attacked,
loosely packed frass/fine wood fragments feels _ due to
the lemon or bun-shaped fecal pellets whereas
gritty
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
If a softwood (conifer/evergreen) is being attacked,
loosely packed frass/fine wood fragments feels gritty due to
the lemon or _ _ fecal pellets whereas
bun shaped
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
if a _ (broadleaf tree) is being attacked,
this frass/fine wood fragment is tightly packed and
does not feel gritty
hardwood
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
if a hardwood (broadleaf tree) is being attacked,
this _ / _ is tightly packed and
does not feel gritty
frass/fine wood fragment
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
if a hardwood (broadleaf tree) is being attacked,
this frass/fine wood fragment is _ packed and
does not feel gritty
tightly
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
if a hardwood (broadleaf tree) is being attacked,
this frass/fine wood fragment is tightly packed and
_ _ feel gritty
does not
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults usually emerge in the spring or early summer and
do not feed, but actively seek a mate
SPRING
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults usually emerge in the SEASON or early SEASON and
do not feed, but actively seek a mate
SUMMER
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults usually emerge in the spring or early summer and
do not _, but actively seek a mate
feed
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults usually emerge in the spring or early summer and
do not feed, but actively seek a _
mate
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
most anobiids are _ _, females tend to
lay their eggs on the wood from which they emerged
strong fliers
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
most anobiids are strong fliers, females tend to
lay their eggs on the _ from which they emerged
wood
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
most anobiids are strong fliers, females tend to
lay their eggs on the wood from which they _
emerged
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
anobiids can digest wood _ with the
aid of yeast cells in their digestive tracts
cellulose
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
anobiids can digest wood cellulose with the
aid of _ _ in their digestive tracts
yeast cells
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
bostrichids and lyctids cannot digest _
cellulose
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids attack both _ and hardwoods, and mostly the sapwood
softwoods
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids attack both softwoods and _, and mostly the sapwood
hardwoods
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Anobiids attack both softwoods and hardwoods, and mostly the _
sapwood
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
They attack structural _, lumber, and manufactured products
timbers
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
They attack structural timbers, _, and manufactured products
lumber
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
wood moisture content required for beetle development is 13-30%.
13%
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
wood moisture content required for beetle development is 13-30%.
30%
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults are active only at _ and those of
some species are attracted to light while others are not.
night
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Adults are active only at night and those of
some species are attracted to _ while others are not.
light
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high _ requirement,
they are a major problem in the southeastern states
moisture
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high moisture requirement,
they are a major problem in the _ states
southeastern
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high moisture requirement,
they are a major problem in _ _ type construction
crawl space
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high moisture requirement,
they are a major problem in _ states where
the relative humidity is high and it is warm
coastal
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high moisture requirement,
they are a major problem in coastal states where
the relative _ is high and it is warm
humidity
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ANOBIID BEETLE - FIELD GUIDE
Because of this high moisture requirement,
they are a major problem in coastal states where
the relative humidity is high and it is _
warm
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