Especies cubanas del género Ips (Coleóptera: Scolytidae)
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El género Ips De Gerr está ampliamente distribuido en las regiones del mundo donde se asientan los bosques de coníferas y ataca, preferentemente, las especies de Pinus y Picea. En Cuba existen dos especies de este género de escolítidos descortezadores: I. grandicollis (Eichhoff) e I. interstitialis (Eichhoff). Se definen las dos especies cubanas sobre la base de ejemplares de las regiones occidental, central y oriental del país, se describe su extensión geográfica y se determinan las especies de Pinus que les sirven de hospederos naturales en Cuba.
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