Scymnus (Scymnus) nubilus Mulsant, 1850
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4382.1.3 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5981272 |
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10. Scymnus (Scymnus) nubilus Mulsant, 1850
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Brief description: LENGtH 1.75–2.20 MM, WIDtH 1.30–1.65 MM. FORM ( FIGS 12A–c View FIGURE 12 ) OblONG OVAl, DORSUM MODERAtElY cONVEX AND DENSElY PUbEScENt. HEAD DARk bROWN, lIGHtER IN MAlES. PRONOtUM DARk PItcHY bROWN tO blAck IN MIDDlE, ANtERIOR AND lAtERAl MARGINS REDDISH bROWN AND lIGHtER. ScUtEllUM DARk bROWN. ElYtRA YEllOWISH tO REDDISH bROWN, WItH A DARk bROWN tO blAck SUtURAl StRIPE StARtING FROM bASAl MARGIN AND GRADUAllY NARROWED tOWARDS APEX, lAtERAl bORDERS NARROWlY DARk bROWN tO blAck At MIDDlE. VENtRAl SIDE REDDISH tO YEllOWISH bROWN, EXcEPt PRO-, MESO- AND MEtAVENtRItES AND MIDDlE OF AbDOMINAl VENtRItES DARk bROWN. ANtENNA ( FIG. 12D View FIGURE 12 ) cOMPOSED OF 11 ANtENNOMERES. PROStERNAl cARINAE ( FIG. 12E View FIGURE 12 ) POStERIORlY DIVERGENt. AbDOMINAl POStcOXAl lINE ( FIG. 12F View FIGURE 12 ) INcOMPlEtE, RUNNING PARAllEl tO POStERIOR MARGIN tO NEARlY 3/4 OF ItS lENGtH AND tHEN SlIGHtlY REcURVED, AREA ENclOSED cOARSElY AND DENSElY PUNctAtE. MAlE GENItAlIA ( FIGS 12G–I View FIGURE 12 ) AND FEMAlE SPERMAtHEcA ( FIG. 12j View FIGURE 12 ) AS IllUStRAtED.
Notes: THIS SPEcIES IS WIDElY DIStRIbUtED All OVER tHE INDIAN SUbcONtINENt. THE ADUltS ARE cOMMONlY cOllEctED ON MUlbERRY AND SEVERAl OtHER HOStS IN INDIA (lAbEl DAtA). SANtHAkUMAR et al. (1995) REcORDED It AS A PREDAtOR OF M. hirsutus ON MUlbERRY. SANtHAkUMAR & CHAkRAbORtY (1997) StUDIED ItS bIOlOGY ON M. hirsutus .
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