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This volume on scolytid beetles (Scolytidae: Coleoptera), commonly known as bark and ambrosia beetles, gives taxonomic accounts of species occurring in India. In spite of their beneficial roles to forestry and forest products, these insects are also well-known pests, especially in temperate forests.
The family Scolytidae contains about 270 species in India, of which the tribe Xyleborini, containing 97 species under 15 genera, was dealt with in the first part. This second part describes 124 species under 43 genera and 16 tribes. For each species, this book provides the current name, synonymy, description, keys, distribution, host records, remarks, etc. Next to an introductory section, it contains information on history, classification, zoogeography, biology, ecology, control, etc.
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgement
Introduction
Systematic account
Genus
1. Hylesinus Fabricius
2. Ficicis Lea
3. Dectylipalpus Chapuis
4. Xylechinus Chapuis
5. Hylurgus Latreille
6. Tomicus Latreille
7. Hyorrhynchus Blandford
8. Sueus Marayama
9. Diamerus Erichson
10. Sphaerotrypes Blandford
11. Phloeoditica Schedl
12. Phloeocranus Schedl
13. Phloeosinus Chuapuis
14. Hyledius Sampson
15. Liparthrum Wollaston
16. Polygraphus Erichson
17. Carphoborus Eichhoff
18. Bothinodroctonus Schedl
19. Scolytus Geoffroy
20. Scolytoplatysus Schaufuss
21. Ips De Geer
22. Pityogenes Bedel
23. Coccotrypes Eichhoff
24. Crytogenius Strohmeyer
25. Dryocoetes Eichhoff
26. Dryocoetiops Schedl
27. Ozopemon Hagedorn
28. Taphrorychus Eichhoff
29. Triotemnus Wollaston
30. Xylocleptes Ferrari
31. Crypturgini Erichson
32. Aphanarthrum Wollaston
33. Indocryphalus Egger
34. Scolytomimus Blandford
35. Cosmoderes Eichhoff
36. Cryphalus Erichson
37. Hypocryphalus Hopkins
38. Ernocladius Wood
39. Hypothenemus Westwood
40. Ptilopodius Beeson
41. Scolytogenes Eichhoff
42. Mimiocurus Schedl
43. Pityophthorus Eichhoff
References
Taxonomic index
Appendix 1
