Maybe useful for the differentiation of Xylotrechus smei and stebbingi, both sps are invasive, I have seen from south Europe and Nepal. 1. tomentation of the abdomen 2. hind/middle tarsus
I don't know what is Xylotrechus deletus, the type should be in MNHN (Paris)
Xylotrechus smei vs 
Posted - 10/06/2020 : 00:56:12
