Stenodemini, China, 1943

Barreto-Triana, Nancy, Ferreira, Paulo Sergio F., Osorio-Mejía, Pablo Andrés & Fiuza Ferreira, Luciano S., 2018, Plant bugs (Hemiptera: Miridae) associated with pastures in Colombia, Zootaxa 4441 (2), pp. 390-400 : 391

Key to Stenodemini genera associated with grasses or Poaceae in Colombia

1 Eye located near middle of head by a distance from collar equal to or longer than width of eye........................ 2

- Eyes touching or close to anterior margin of pronotum by distance less than dorsal width of eye....................... 3

2 Postocular region with a neck; pronotum usually with two dark spots near humeral angles ( Figs. 1 , 5 , 9 ); dorsal surface with punctures on pronotum; vestiture of body and antennal segment I with short pilosity.......................... Collaria

- Postocular region without a neck; pronotum without dark spots near humeral angles; dorsal surface with deep punctures throughout; vestiture of body and antennal segment I with long and erect pilosity ( Fig. 17 )............... Neotropicomiris

3 Antennal segment I with micro setae shorter than half width of segment; vertex with red lines on each side of inner margins of eyes, pronotum smooth or slightly roughened; scutellum smooth with slight transverse striations ( Fig. 13 )..... Cynodonmiris

- Antennal segment I without micro setae; vertex without redlines on each side of inner margins of eyes, pronotum and scutellum with deep punctures ( Figs. 21 , 25 , 29 ).......................................................... Stenodema

Figures

FIGURES 1–4. Collaria boliviana: (1) habitus (dorsal view). 2–4: male genitalia: (2) aedeagus; (3) left paramere; (4) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho, 1990).

FIGURES 5–8. Collaria oleosa: (5) habitus (dorsal view). 6–8: male genitalia: (6) aedeagus; (7) left paramere; (8) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho & Fontes, 1981).

FIGURES 9–12. Collaria scenica: (9) habitus (dorsal view). 10–12: male genitália: (10) aedeagus; (11) left paramere; (12) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho & Fontes, 1981).

FIGURES 17–20. Neotropicomiris nordicus: (17) habitus (dorsal view). 18–20: male genitalia: (18) aedeagus; (19) left paramere; (20) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho & Fontes, 1969).

FIGURES 13–16. Cynodonmiris corpoicanus: (13) habitus (dorsal view). 14–16: male genitalia: (14) aedeagus; (15) left paramere; (16) right paramere (redrawn from Ferreira et. al., 2013).

FIGURES 21–24. Stenodema andina: (21) habitus (dorsal view). 22–24: male genitalia: (22) aedeagus; (23) left paramere; (24) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho, 1975).

FIGURES 25–28. Stenodema dohrni: (25) habitus (dorsal view). 26–28: male genitalia: (26) aedeagus; (27) left paramere; (28) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho, 1975).

FIGURES 29–32. Stenodema praecelsus: (29) habitus (dorsal view). 30–32: male genitalia: (30) aedeagus; (31) left paramere; (32) right paramere (redrawn from Carvalho, 1975).