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Apate terebrans
''Apate terebrans'', common names shot-hole borer or trunk borer or girdler, is a species of horned powder-post beetles belonging to the family Bostrichidae.
==Description==
''Apate terebrans'' can reach a length of . The body is black or dark brown, elongated, and somewhat cylindrical. The head is bent downward and scarsely visible from above, its pronotum has rasp-like teeth in the front, the elytra have two or three prominent ridges, and the legs have razor-sharp claws.
These polyphagous boring beetles are a dangerous pest, causing significant damages to the plantations and forests. The larvae develop in a variety of timbers, where they bore tunnels, lowering the commercial value of the wood. Adults also feed on living trees and may cause the death of young plants. The lifecycle of these insects usually lasts 1 to 3 years.
Main host plants are cashew (''Anacardium occidentale''), various ''Acacia'' and ''Citrus'' species, coffee (''Coffea arabica'', ''Coffea robusta''), ''Eucalyptus polycarpa'', ''Khaya'' species, guava (''Psidium guajava''), ''Tectona grandis'', ''Terminalia ivorensis'', cocoa (''Theobroma cacao'') and ''Triplochiton scleroxylon''.
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