Pseudostigmatinae
Pseudostigmatinae is a subfamily of beetles within the family Cerambycidae, commonly known as longhorn beetles. This subfamily is characterized by their distinctive antennae, which are clubbed at the tip and have a distinctive "pseudo-stigma" or knob-like structure. This feature is the basis for the subfamily's name, which translates to "false stigma." Pseudostigmatinae is further divided into several tribes, including Pseudostigmini, which includes the genus Pseudostigma, and Xystrocerini, which includes the genus Xystrocera.
The larvae of Pseudostigmatinae are known for their unique feeding habits. They are xylophagous, meaning they
Pseudostigmatinae is a diverse subfamily, with over 100 species described worldwide. They are found in various