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Pristiphora
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Pristiphora

Pristiphora is a genus of sawfly in the family Tenthredinidae. Some of its species, such as the larch sawfly Pristiphora erichsonii, eat the leaves of economically valuable trees and shrubs, and can be serious pests.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

columbine sawfly

speciesPristiphora rufipes

Mountain Ash Sawfly

speciesPristiphora geniculata

Poplar Sawyer

speciesPristiphora conjugata

Small Gooseberry Sawyer

speciesPristiphora appendiculata

Testaceous Sawyer

speciesPristiphora testacea

Apple Sawyer

speciesPristiphora maesta

Larch Sawfly

speciesPristiphora erichsonii

Yellow-bellied Sawyer

speciesPristiphora pallidiventris

Lime Sawyer

speciesPristiphora leucopus

Pear Tree Sawyer

speciesPristiphora abbreviata

Hawthorn Sawyer

speciesPristiphora armata

Small Larch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora laricis

Stippled Rose Sawyer

speciesPristiphora punctifrons

Alpine Birch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora alpestris

Gentle Bilberry Sawyer

speciesPristiphora mollis

Gregarious Spruce Sawyer

speciesPristiphora abietina

Yellowfoot Willow Sawyer

speciesPristiphora luteipes

Subdivided Sawyer

speciesPristiphora subbifida

Wesmael’s Larch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora wesmaeli

Bird-cherry Sawyer

speciesPristiphora retusa

Banded Sawyer

speciesPristiphora cincta

Stocky Larch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora bufo

Pristiphora chlorea

speciesPristiphora chlorea

Dark Birch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora melanocarpa

Pristiphora fausta

speciesPristiphora fausta

Pristiphora gerula

speciesPristiphora gerula

Saxesen’s Spruce Sawyer

speciesPristiphora saxesenii

Pristiphora nigriceps

speciesPristiphora nigriceps

Flattened Sawyer

speciesPristiphora depressa

Small Blackthorn Sawyer

speciesPristiphora monogyniae

Insular Sawyer

speciesPristiphora insularis

Pristiphora angulata

speciesPristiphora angulata

Pressed Spruce Sawyer

speciesPristiphora compressa

Meadow Rue Sawfly

speciesPristiphora thalictri

Sullen Sawyer

speciesPristiphora tetrica

Pristiphora parva

speciesPristiphora parva

Pristiphora kontuniemii

speciesPristiphora kontuniemii

Confounding Sawyer

speciesPristiphora confusa

Deceiver Spruce Sawyer

speciesPristiphora decipiens

Pristiphora pallida

speciesPristiphora pallida

Pristiphora bivittata

speciesPristiphora bivittata

Pristiphora glauca

speciesPristiphora glauca

Two-tone Sawyer

speciesPristiphora biscalis

Redhorn Birch Sawyer

speciesPristiphora ruficornis

Pristiphora pseudocoactula

speciesPristiphora pseudocoactula

Pristiphora cadma

speciesPristiphora cadma

Pristiphora leucopodia

speciesPristiphora leucopodia

Pristiphora litura

speciesPristiphora litura

Pristiphora sinensis

speciesPristiphora sinensis

Cleft Osier Sawyer

speciesPristiphora bifida

Pristiphora condei

speciesPristiphora condei

Pristiphora banksi

speciesPristiphora banksi

Cryptic Meadow Rue Sawyer

speciesPristiphora brevis

Pristiphora apricoti

speciesPristiphora apricoti

Pristiphora staudingeri

speciesPristiphora staudingeri

White-lipped Sawyer

speciesPristiphora albilabris

Black Spruce Sawfly

speciesPristiphora nigella

Pristiphora albitibia

speciesPristiphora albitibia

Meadow-vetchling Sawyer

speciesPristiphora aphantoneura

Pristiphora pseudogeniculata

speciesPristiphora pseudogeniculata

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