Curculioninae
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The insect subfamily Curculioninae is the part of the weevil family Curculionidae that contains the acorn and nut weevils. It is the largest weevil subfamily.
Some of the species belonging to Subfamily Curculioninae are:
Anthonomus quadrigibbus - apple curculio
Anthonomus pomorum - apple blossom weevil
Anthonomus grandis - boll weevil
Anthonomus consors - cherry curculio
Anthonomus eugenii - pepper weevil
Curculio caryae - pecan weevil
Exeiratus turbotti
Glaucopela nidicola
Gromilus exiguus
Meriphus kanalensis
Microcryptorhynchus suillus
Misophrice variabilis
Nestrius bifurcus
Notacalles piciventris
Notinus aucklandicus
Pactolotypus subantarcticus
Peristoreus innocens
Peristoreus sudus
Phrynixus thoracicus
