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Polyphagous broad nosed weevils (  Curculionidae  :   Entiminae  ) constitute a large and taxonomically challenging subfamily that contains economically significant agricultural pests worldwide. South Africa is a hot-spot for biodiversity and several species of indigenous and endemic genera of   Entiminae   have shifted on to cultivated plants, with some being phytosanitary pests. The sporadic pest status of many species (where the species has an occasional economic impact on the agricultural industry, but is not encountered often enough that is is readily recognisable by researchers and agricultural extension workers) and the presence of pest complexes and cryptic species represent an identification challenge to non-specialists. Furthermore, no comprehensive identification tools exist to identify immature stages that may be found in crops/soil. In this paper, a curated barcoding database with 70 COI sequences from 41 species (39   Entiminae  , 2   Cyclominae  ) is initiated, to assist with the complexity of identification of species in this group.

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Barcoding pest species in a biodiversity hot-spot: the South African polyphagous broad-nosed weevils (  Coleoptera  ,   Curculionidae  ,   Entiminae  )