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THAYENSIA (ZNOJMO) 2022, 19: 81–88 ISSN 1212-3560
HROMADNÝ VÝSKYT NOSATCE
MOGULONES BORRAGINIS
(COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONIDAE)
MASS OCCURENCE OF THE WEEVIL
MOGULONES BORRAGINIS
(COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONIDAE)
Filip T r n k a
Tršice 370, CZ–783 57 Tršice; filip.trnka88@gmail.com
Abstract: Mogulones borraginis (Fabricius, 1792) belongs to the rare representatives of the genus
in Central Europe. In the Czech Republic it was found only very rarely and sporadically during the
last century. In this paper, mass occurrence of the species in the Czech Republic is confirmed by
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viduals in ruderal habitats at its host plant, the common hound’s-tongue (Cynoglossum officinale).
The paper also summarizes literature and unpublished data from the Czech Republic.
Key words: Conoderinae, faunistics, rare species, Cynoglossum officinale, Czech Republic
ÚVOD
Nosatec Mogulones borraginis -
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)
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et al. 2014
(et al. 2018).
(1903). (1905) a (1922) publikovali
(1988) z NPP Komor-
) je druh
také et al. (2010).
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). M. borraginis
Cynoglossum officinale
(C. montanum et al. 2014). V li-
, -
ského (Borago officinalisAnchusa officinalis) nebo prliny rolní
(Lycopsis arvensis
et al. 2014 &
2010 et al. 2017)
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METODIKA
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& -
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Mogulones borraginis
Fig. 1. (left) Typical brown form of Mogulones borraginis. Fig. 2. (right) Occasional grey form of
the weevil.
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et al. (2012).
Použité zkratky: -
NPP
Cynoglossum officinale).
Fig. 3. Host plant, the common hound’s-tongue (Cynoglossum officinale).
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VÝSLEDKY A DISKUSE
Nálezová data
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Okolnosti nálezu
Mogulones crucifer (Pallas,
Mogulones cynoglossi (Frauenfeld, 1866) a jeden Mogulones asperifo-
liarium
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M. borraginis zde byl velmi hoj-
Literární údaje z území České republiky
Mogulones borraginis
Fig. 4. Distribution map of Mogulones borraginis in the Czech Republic: records up to 1970 (full
circle), records from the period 1970–2000 (medium circle), records since 2000 (large circle), cur-
rent finding (asterisk).
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(1927–1930
Nepublikované údaje
Bohemia
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n. m. (cf. ).
Moravia
Cynoglossum officinale
Fig. 5. The road on the flood protection dike was modified in 2008.
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muzeum v Plzni
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&
(2010)
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Mogulones borraginis
1988). Po roce
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M. borraginis v roce 2021.
Fig. 6. The same road where M. borraginis was found in 2021.
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SUMMARY
Mogulones borraginis (Figs 1, 2) is a rare and remarkable species of the beetle fauna of Central
Europe. Its distribution range includes southern parts of Western, Central and Eastern Europe from
Portugal to Ukraine, it is also found in North Africa in Algeria and Morocco. In the Czech Repub-
lic it belongs to very rare representatives of weevils and is found very rarely, often only in single
individuals. The weevil is considered to be oligophagous in Central Europe, associated with the
common hound’s-tongue (Cynoglossum officinale) (Fig. 3) and less frequently with Cynoglossum
montanum from the family Boraginaceae. The Red List of Czech Weevils includes this species as
endangered (EN).
Hundreds of individuals were swept and beaten from the host plant C. officinale located in secon-
dary ruderal habitats such as a flood protection dike, feeding grounds and a forest clearing (Figs. 5,
6).
M. borraginis has always been recognized as a rare species in the Czech Republic (Fig. 4). Only
historical data are available from Bohemia, the last record from the year 1986. After 2000, the
weevil has been found in three grid mapping squares only in southern Moravia and it is likely that
a targeted survey of the numerous sites of the host plant will confirm its presence in other localities.
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LITERATURA
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