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Trichadenotecnum majus (Kolbe, 1880)

Scarce in Britain and Ireland.


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The National Biodiversity Network records are shown on the map below.

Distribution map for Trichadenotecnum majus
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The following datasets are included:

  • National Trust - Wicken Fen nature reserve species data held by The National Trust
  • National Barkfly Recording Scheme - Outdoor Psocoptera (barkfly) records for Britain & Ireland, 1850 to present.
  • Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre - Patrick Roper's Notebooks
  • Dr Francis Rose Field Notebook Project - Field Notebook Records of Dr Francis Rose 1950's to 1990's
  • Natural England - Invertebrate Site Register - England.
  • Scottish Wildlife Trust - Commissioned surveys and staff surveys and reports for SWT reserves.
  • National Trust - Hatfield Forest species data held by The National Trust.
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Region Main date range Extreme dates
North Unknown 16 August - 11 October
South Unknown 23 June - 1 October


Summary: has been recorded on various deciduous and coniferous/evergreen trees and bushes. Lienhard (1998) noted that the species prefers humid conditions (such as riverine woodlands) and the environment may be more important than the specific tree species.

Associations:

  • Deciduous branches: apple, ash, oak, sallow and sycamore.
  • Deciduous trunks: beech.
  • Conifer/evergreen branches: ivy and sitka spruce.

Sampling techniques: beating branches and brushing tree trunks.




 

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