Apoecilus Stål, 1870
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Podisus (Apoecilus)
Stål, 1870: 49.
Type Species:
Arma grandis Dallas,
1851 (= Pentatoma cynica Say, 1831), by monotypy.
Taxonomic Placement: Is a member of
the Subfamily Asopinae.
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Included Species:
bracteatus (Fitch, 1856)
crocatus Uhler, 1897
cynicus (Say, 1831)
grandis (Dallas, 1851)
invarius (Walker, 1867)
anatarius (Van Duzee, 1935)
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Key to Species (modified slightly from
Thomas (1992)
1
Basal plates of female not convergent apically, mesial plate between
them quadrangular; dorsal arm of each male paramere either bent or more
slender in diameter than ventral arm |
2 |
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Basal plates of female convergent apically, mesial plate between them
triangular; dorsal arm of each male paramere curvilinear, not bent, and
about equal in diameter to ventral arm (widespread in Canada and the
U.S.) |
bracteatus (Fitch) |
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2(1) Humeri contrastingly dark (Arizona and Mexico) |
invarius (Walker) |
- Humeri concolorous
with pronotal disk (widespread in Canada and the U.S.) |
cynicus (Say) |
Comments:
David A. Rider
Professor of Entomology
North Dakota State University
E-Mail:
David.Rider@ndsu.edu
Published by the
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Entomology
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