Depending on the situation, many types and teams of wood-boring bugs can damage the wood. The larval stage of the beetle, also known as woodworms, is where most damage occurs. One of the most diverse beetle families is the longhorn borers. They are a mix of bark beetles and weevils.
From egg to adult, the borer can live for approximately three years. Anobium borer, a woodborer, grows from an opening in the leaf. The Anobium borer then reproduces and lays eggs.
Borer is a grub or larva living in wood that lives for the longest time. This can lead to structural damage. This is the larval phase. This is where it is most often invested.