Coeliodes ruber (Marsham, 1802)
on oak, hazel
parasite
According to some authors the larvae live in the catkins others state that they bore in the leaf buds. Differences also exist about the host plant, viz. hazel or oak. The contradictions in the literate are so extensive that it begs the question if really only one species is involved.
host plants
Fagaceae, oligophagous
Corylus avellana; Quercus ilex, robur, rotundifolia, suber.
distribution within Europe
larva, pupa
See Silvestri.
references
Arahou (1989a), Balalaikins (2012a), Braunert (2017a), Cunev (2013a), Delbol (2013a), Dieckmann (1972a), Gallardo & Cárdenas (2017a), Lechapt (2015a), Rheinheimer & Hassler (2010a), Silvestri (1917a), Ugarte San Vicente (2005a).