Longicorn Beetles and Their Impact on Timber in Australia
The article explains longicorn beetles attack living and felled timber, especially green timber, with larvae boring inside to create galleries that weaken wood over years. Most species infest green or sawn timber, with some able to develop in dry wood, and emergence holes can mar surfaces. Some species are imported and quarantined, while domestic beetles seldom re-infest dried timber.
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