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nalslan
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Posted - 10/06/2013 : 05:18:12
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Guizhou province, length nearly 12 mm; altitude ~1400 m, sweeping net on bush. I thought the white patch on the middle base of prothorax should be an obvious feature, but I could not find a match. Phytoecia? Any clue? Thanks. |
Edited by - nalslan on 11/06/2013 13:59:38 |
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Francesco
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Posted - 12/06/2013 : 07:23:01
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The aspect belongs more to Stenostola Mulsant (= Eumecocera, Nipostenostola). It may be S. callosicollis Breuning (here a very nice picture), but I have to check all species. |
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nalslan
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Posted - 13/06/2013 : 08:58:06
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Thank you Francesco! It IS an Eumecocera, I checked my specimen, the claw is appendicular, not simple as Phytoecia.
quote: Originally posted by Francesco
The aspect belongs more to Stenostola Mulsant (= Eumecocera, Nipostenostola). It may be S. callosicollis Breuning (here a very nice picture), but I have to check all species.
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