clerid การใช้

Another habitat commonly inhabited by clerid beetles is trees.
Clerids have a minor significance in forensic entomology.
This is a very effective technique for controlling bark beetles due to the voracious appetite of many clerid species.
The third type of clerid beetles is the " nest robbing species " which live in shrubbery and in trees.
The second defining characteristic of the family Cleridae is that clerids never have eversible vesicles ( small usually hidden balloon-like structures thought to be scent glands ) on their abdomen and pronotum.