Rhizophagus cylindricus

R. cylindricus is found across the United States. More specifically, from New York to Georgia, and west to Ohio and Alabama. == Description ==

R. cylindricus is usually 2.0-5.0 mm in length. It is a narrow beetle of a darkened reddish brown. Appendages are a red/yellow. The bases of its front legs are widened; antenna clubbed. The mouthparts of males are long (mandibles), while the that of the females are more normal. == Habitat ==

This beetle is commonly found under the bark of pine trees. == Diet ==

Not much is known regarding the diet of R. cylindricus, but Rhizophagus generally eats fungi and dead insects. ==References==