Evodinellus
Evodinellus
*Evodinellus* Plavilstshikov, 1915 is a small, monotypic genus of Lepturinae whose single species inhabits boreal and montane forests of eastern Siberia and Japan. Adults are diurnal flower-visitors, frequently encountered on Apiaceae and Rosaceae blooms along forest edges and clearings from May to August. The tapered, often brightly coloured body and finely faceted eyes are hallmarks of the genus. Larvae develop over two to four years in decaying conifer wood, reflecting a semivoltine life cycle typical of high-latitude longhorns.
Seasonal activity
Flight season: Summer–Autumn
Green = active months · Orange = peak
Host plants
Primary hosts: pine
External resources
Field tip: On flowers (Apiaceae, Rosaceae) in forests and margins. Boreal species — northern/montane forests. Monotypic genus — rare.