The Canadian Entomologist · 1972 · 12 citations · 1 references
Life SciencesEntomologyZoologyInsect EcologyInsect TaxonomyParasitologyBark Beetle EcologyCanker DiseasesForest Insect PestsForest Insect-tree InteractionsInsect Disease EcologyLice InfestationsBark Beetle DiseasesBark BeetlesInsect Infestation AssessmentNatural Enemy InteractionsWeevil InfestationWood Borer Infestations
Abstract Insects present in western white pine blister rust cankers in northern Idaho were: two weevils, Cylindrocopturus n. sp. and Pissodes sp. near swartzi Hopk.; two bark beetles, Pityophthorus sp. near nitidulus (Mann.), and Procryphalus ? sp.; a drosophilid fly, Paracacoxenus guttatus Hardy and Wheeler; and a phycitid moth, Dioryctria abietivorella (Grote). Mites associated with insect infestation were: Lasioseius ? n. sp., Ameroseius longitrichus Hirschmann, and Histiogaster arborsignis Woodring.
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