Uloma, Dejean, 1821

Uloma View in CoL View at ENA culinaris (Linnaeus, 1758)

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This species is widespread in the European part of Russia from Yaroslavl Region (Vlasov & Nikitsky, 2016) and Udmurtia ( Dedyukhin, 2013) in the north and to the Russian Caucasus in the south ( Abdurakhmanov & Nabozhenko, 2011). The range in Russia extends also from the west to the east from Kaliningrad Region ( Alekseev, 2022) to the Urals ( Kozminykh, 2015). The general distribution see in Iwan et al. (2020), except Western Siberia (WS in the catalogue) for which we didn’t not find reliable records in the literature. The first author collected adults and larvae of U. culinaris exclusively under the bark or in the thickness of rotten wood of many species of deciduous trees. Nikitsky (2016) noted that the species is also inhabits rotten pine wood.