Asian Long-Horned Beetles Anoplophora glabripennis

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Asian Long-Horned Beetles Anoplophora glabripennis By: Caroline Nguyen and Shreya Shirodkar

Name of Species Common name: Asian Long Horned Beetle Scientific Name: Anoplophora glabripennis Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Arthropeda, Class: Insecta

Distribution From: China. 1996 it arrived accidentally by a cargo. Now: NYC in Brooklyn, NJ, and Chicago.

Effects On People People comes into contact when the species kill trees Human might lose oxygen And wood for cabinets

Effects On Ecosystems Attacks and kills many hardwood trees Trees in Northern USA Trees killed = food + animals taken from animals

Tree Damage O - where eggs are laid E - exit hole Damage = larvae feed on tree’s food and water conducting vessels

Balance of Ecosystem Kill trees=food taken away from animals No food=shortened populations

Position in Food Web

Success! Oh, no! Not many predators Bury deep into trees Tree damage hard to spot Infested Healthy

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