Conservation Status
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Rare, uncommon
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Cyclicity
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Inadequate information, expected activity of adults late June through July.
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Distribution
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Wide spread from Quebec, the Great Lakes and Atlantic States, just getting into north eastern Alberta and adjacent North West Territories.
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General Description
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The dorsal surface is dull copper to brown or green. The 4 elevated elytral costa are more shining. Elytra and venter lack pale spots. These characters separates B. sulcicollis from all other Alberta species of Buprestis. Adult length is 11 to 15.5 mm.
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Habitat
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Northern conifer forests.
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Life Cycle
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Very little is know about this species
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Trophic Strategy
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In east, the beetles have been recorded from several pines. In Alberta it is suspected to use Jack Pine.
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Buprestis sulcicollis
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Buprestis sulcicollis: Brief Summary
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Buprestis sulcicollis is a species of metallic wood-boring beetle in the family Buprestidae. It is found in North America.
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