Buried sections of decaying posts and poles a r e a n unnatural habitat f o r this species but decaying roots of dead trees would provide a similar habitat in nature. When the material was examined larvae were feeding in quite sound wood, producing a loose fibrous - Dominion of New Zealand - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Buried sections of decaying posts and poles a r e a n unnatural habitat f o r this species but decaying roots of dead trees would provide a similar habitat in nature. When the material was examined larvae were feeding in quite sound wood, producing a loose fibrous Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-02-08 05:43:23 Open Document File Size: 101,37 KB Share Result on Facebook City Canberra / Auckland / / Company Wilson / / Country Australia / Tokelau / New Zealand / / NaturalFeature RAOUL ISLAND / Mt. Albert / Pacific Islands / Tokelau Islands / Kermadec Islands / / Organization Plant Diseases Division in Auckland / Division of Enton~ology / Department of Agriculture Plant Quarantine Service Publication / New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research / Department of Agriculture / Entomology Division / / Person ROBERT W. TAYLOR / E. B. Britton / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / SocialTag Harness racing in New Zealand Dominion Beetle

Buried sections of decaying posts and poles a r e a n unnatural habitat f o r this species but decaying roots of dead trees would provide a similar habitat in nature. When the material was examined larvae were feeding in quite sound wood, producing a loose fibrousAdd to Reading List