Rhinusa

Rhinusa is a genus of weevils belonging to the family Curculionidae, specifically within the subfamily Curculionionae or Ceutorhynchinae depending on the taxonomic classification. These small beetles are generally associated with feeding on various plants. Their life cycle typically involves larvae developing inside plant stems or seed pods. As with many weevil genera, precise identification to species level can be challenging and requires examination of morphological details, often including the genitalia. The genus Rhinusa includes a number of species distributed across various geographic regions, primarily in Europe and Asia. Their specific host plant preferences and life histories vary by species.