Glycobius speciosus är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Thomas Say 1824. Glycobius speciosus ingår i släktet Glycobius och familjen långhorningar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.
Denna skalbagge förekommer i östra Nordamerika och den är en parasit på sockerlönn. De vuxna exemplaren är 22 till 27 mm långa och de har ett gult-svart mönster så att de liknar getingar i utseende. Det centrala mönstret liknar en W i formen. Dessutom finns en svart punkt vid slutet av varje vinge. Honor lägger sina ägg under sommaren i barkens sprickor eller vid ställen där trädet är skadat. Larvens gångar når sällan mer än 10 meter ovanför marken. Vid en punkt skapas en större hål rum och där utvecklas puppan under våren. Innan borras även en utgång som har en oval form. Det infekterade trädet kan tappa en gren eller blir öppnare men det dör sällan. Regelbrundna undersökningar hjälper till att hålla skadorna lite.
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