THE BEETLES <i>(COLEOPTERA, INSECTA) </i>IN THE ENTOMOCOMPLEX OF WOOD-ROTTING HYPHODERMATALES FUNGI <i>(BASIDIOMYCETES) </i>IN THE SOUTHERN TAIGA OF WEST SIBERIA
The coleopterous fauna associated with Hyphodermatales in the southern taiga of West Siberia includes 39 species from 15 families. The most common in the fruiting bodies are Cis comptus, Sulcacis affinis, S. fronticornis, and such as C. boleti, C. punctulatus, Octothemnus glabriculus, Ennearthron cornutum, Rhopalodontus strandi (Cisidae), Dacne bipustulata (Erotylidae) and Mycetophagus piceus, M. quadripustulatus (Mycetophagidae) are less common. In the wood the birch (Betula pendula) which is being ruined under the effect of fungi Bjerkandera adusta and Trichaptum pergamenum such larvae as Thymalus oblongus (Trogossitidae), Melandrya dubia (Melandryidae) and Upis ceramboides (Tenebrionidae) can develop. Under the bark of the Picea obovata and Pinus sylvestris in the mycelium layer of fungi Trichaptum abietinum and Т. fuscoviolaceum such shade-requiring species as Wanachia triguttata (Melandryidae) can develop.