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Sl. 1. Corymbia fulva (Degeer).<br />

Fig. 1 Corymbia fulva (Degeer).<br />

Sl. 2. Leptura maculata Poda.<br />

Fig. 2 Leptura maculata Poda.<br />

Sl. 3. Stenurella septempunctata (Fabricius).<br />

Fig. 3 Stenurella septempunctata (Fabricius).<br />

Sl. 4. Stenurella melanura (Linnaeus).<br />

Fig. 4 Stenurella melanura (Linnaeus).<br />

(Tekst i fotografije: B. Hrašovec)<br />

Kasno proljeće i ljeto doba su kad na šumskim proplancima i uz rubove šumskih cesta na cvatućem<br />

bilju nalazimo velik broj kukaca različite taksonomske pripadnosti. Uz leptire, opnokrilce i<br />

dvokrilce, brojna su i imaga cvilidreta koje zajednički možemo prozvati cvjetnim cvilidretama.<br />

Ovdje predstavljamo neke vrste potporodice Lepturinae čija imaga najčešće nalazimo na cvatovima<br />

štitarki (Apiaceae). Zanimljivo je pritom da se njihove ličinke razvijaju u odumrlim, već dobrano<br />

natrulim drvenastim dijelovima šumskog drveća. Najčešće su to tanje grane, panjevi manjih<br />

dimenzija i plitko položeno odumrlo korijenje. Razvoj do imaga može potrajati i do tri godine, a s<br />

obzirom na supstrat u kojem se razvijaju možemo ih smatrati vrijednim pokazateljem prirodnosti<br />

naših šuma.<br />

Late spring and summer is the period when forest openings and forest margins along roads abound<br />

with various insects aggregating on the plethora of flowering plants. Together with butterflies, hymenopterans<br />

and dipterans, numerous are the adults of some cerambycids which we can justifiably call<br />

Flower Longhorns. On these pages we present some species from the subfamily Lepturinae which are<br />

commonly found on the inflorescences of the Apiaceae family. It is important to mention that their larvae<br />

develop in the partly rotten wooden debris, namely thin branches, small diameter stumps and thin<br />

roots. It takes up to three years until they reach adult stage. Concerning the substrate they develop in,<br />

these longhorns can be regarded as a valuable indicator of the naturalness of our forests.<br />

IZDAVAČ: HRVATSKO ŠUMARSKO DRUŠTVO uz financijsku pomoć<br />

Ministarstva znanosti i tehnologije Republike Hrvatske i Hrvatskih šuma d.o.o.<br />

Publisher: Croatian Forestry Society – Editeur: Société forestière croate –<br />

Herausgeber: Kroatischer Forstverin<br />

Grafička priprema: ŽUPANČIĆ HR d.o.o. – Zagreb<br />

Tisak: EDOK – Zagreb

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