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Ten-year host-use patterns of longicorn beetles in experimental logs of conifer and broad-leaved trees in central Hokkaido, northern Japan
biotechnologydevelopmental-biologyecologyevolutionary-biologyinfectious-diseasesphysiologyplant-biology
Deadwood provides critical habitats for saproxylic beetles, but knowledge of the host-use patterns of saproxylic beetles remains limited. We performed a long-term experiment to examine the host-use patterns of longicorn beetles in central Hokkaido, northern Japan. We exposed freshly cut logs of c
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