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Table 1. Worldwide list of Ips species and subspecies with distribution and principal host genera (from Cognato, 2015).
| Species |
Authority |
Native Distribution* |
Principal host |
Fact Sheet |
| Ips acuminatus |
(Gyllenhal, 1827) |
Eurasia |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips amitinus |
(Eichhoff, 1872) |
Eurasia (west) |
Picea, Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips apache |
Lanier, 1991 |
North America (south) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips avulsus |
(Eichhoff, 1868) |
North America (east) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips bonanseai |
(Hopkins, 1905) |
North America (south) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips borealis borealis |
Swaine, 1911 |
North America (north) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips borealis lanieri |
Wood, 1974 |
North America (north) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips borealis swainei |
Hopping, 1939 |
North America (north) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips borealis thomasi |
Hopping, 1965 |
North America (north) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips calligraphus |
(Germar, 1824) |
North America |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips cembrae |
(Heer, 1836) |
Eurasia (widespread) |
Larix |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips chinensis |
Kurentsov and Kononov, 1966 |
Eurasia (southeast) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips confusus |
(LeConte, 1876) |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips cribricollis |
(Eichhoff, 1868) |
North America (south), |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips duplicatus |
(Sahlberg, 1836) |
Eurasia (widespread) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips emarginatus |
(LeConte, 1876) |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips grandicollis |
(Eichhoff, 1868) |
North America (east, south) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips hauseri |
Reitter, 1894 |
Eurasia (central) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips hoppingi |
Lanier, 1970 |
North America (southwest) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips hunteri |
Swaine, 1917 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips integer |
(Eichhoff, 1869) |
North America (west, south) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips knausi |
Swaine, 1915 |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips lecontei |
Swaine, 1924 |
North America (south) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips longifolia |
(Stebbing, 1909) |
Eurasia (central) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips montanus |
(Eichhoff, 1881) |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips nitidus |
Eggers, 1933 |
China |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips paraconfusus |
Lanier, 1970 |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips perroti |
Swaine, 1915 |
North America (north) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips perturbatus |
(Eichhoff, 1869) |
North America (north) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips pilifrons pilifrons |
Swaine, 1912 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips pilifrons sulcifrons |
Wood, 1960 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips pilifrons thatcheri |
Wood, 1975 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips pilifrons utahensis |
Wood, 1960 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips pini |
(Say, 1826) |
North America (widespread) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips plastographus plastographus |
(LeConte, 1868) |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips plastographus maritimus |
Lanier, 1970 |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips schmutzenhoferi |
Holzschuh, 1988 |
Asia (Himalayas) |
Larix, Picea, Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips sexdentatus |
(Boerner, 1767) |
Eurasia (widespread) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips shangrila |
Cognato and Sun, 2007 |
Asia (east) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips stebbingi |
Strohmeyer, 1908 |
Eurasia (central) |
Picea, Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips subelongatus |
(Motschulsky, 1860) |
Eurasia (east) |
Larix |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips tridens tridens |
(Mannerheim, 1852) |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips tridens engelmanni |
Swaine, 1917 |
North America (west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips typographus |
(Linnaeus, 1758) |
Eurasia (north and west) |
Picea |
HTML |
PDF |
| Ips woodi |
Thatcher, 1965 |
North America (west) |
Pinus |
HTML |
PDF |
* South = tropical and subtropical parts of North America. North America refers to the North American continent including all countries north and west of Colombia. Widespread may not include all countries in the continent.
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