Sci Data March 2023 PMID 36966160

The first full host plant dataset of Curculionidae Scolytinae of the world: tribe Xyleborini LeConte, 1876.

Enrico Ruzzier, Giacomo Ortis, Davide Vallotto, Massimo Faccoli, Isabel Martinez-Sañudo, Matteo Marchioro

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The comments reflect appreciation and curiosity about the dataset, with phrases like 'finally available' and 'our first contribution,' indicating a positive reception and recognition of its significance. The tone is enthusiastic but focused on sharing information, exemplified by mentions of funding and hashtags that connect the work to broader issues like forest health and invasive species.

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Most discussions recognize the importance and novelty of the comprehensive dataset on host plants, indicating general support for the publication.

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Posts show high interest, with keywords like 'finally available,' 'dataset,' and hashtags related to pests, insects, and forest health highlight curiosity and significance.

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The engagement is moderate, with posts sharing links, thanking funding sources, and emphasizing the contribution, suggesting active but not deeply detailed discussions.

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The discussions suggest the publication may influence ongoing research and forest health monitoring, although the overall impact is acknowledged as positive but not transformative.

Abstract in brief

This text discusses the first comprehensive dataset on host plants of the Xyleborini tribe, a large group of bark beetles within the Scolytinae subfamily, which primarily develop on symbiotic fungi inside woody tissues.
Xyleborini beetles are significant because their woodboring activities can cause tree dieback, damage, or death, making many species important pests in both cultivated and ornamental trees, often as invasive species introduced via imported plants.
The dataset includes updated host plant records and categorizes their economic impact, highlighting the importance of this information for detecting, monitoring, and managing these pests and preventing their spread.]

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Comprehensive Host Plant Dataset for Xyleborini Bark Beetles Worldwide

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