Pyrrhalta shirozui species group
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Pyrrhalta shirozui species group
Included species.
Pyrrhalta jungchani sp. nov.; P. lui sp. nov.; and P. shirozui Kimoto, 1969.
Diagnosis.
adults small to medium sized (3.3-6.8 mm). Antenna slender, antennomere III longest, V-X similar in size. Body convex. Elytra relatively wider for P. shorozui 1.5 × longer than wide (Fig. 38D-I View Figure 38 ), or relatively narrow for P. jungchani sp. nov. and P. lui sp. nov., 1.7-1.8 × longer and wide (Figs 38A-C View Figure 38 , 41 View Figure 41 ). Aedeagus asymmetric; ostium longitudinal, covered by a membrane or without cover; endophallic sclerites composed of two slender sclerites, with several teeth on apex of primary sclerite (Figs 39C, D View Figure 39 , 42C, D View Figure 42 , 43C, D View Figure 43 ). Ventrite VIII in females apically sclerotized, with dense, mixed short and long setae along apical margin; spiculum long (Figs 39E View Figure 39 , 42E View Figure 42 , 43F View Figure 43 ). Gonocoxae apically sclerotized, with dense, long setae on apices (Figs 39G View Figure 39 , 42I View Figure 42 , 43G View Figure 43 ). Apical margin of abdominal ventrite V slightly concave medially and with deep depression in males (Figs 39J View Figure 39 , 42H View Figure 42 , 43J View Figure 43 ); depression broadly rounded in females (Figs 39I View Figure 39 , 42G View Figure 42 , 43I View Figure 43 ). Mesotibia with apical spine in males of P. jungchani sp. nov. (Fig. 39F View Figure 39 ) and P. shirozui (Fig. 43E View Figure 43 ). Mesotarsi with tarsomere I modified in males of P. jungchani sp. nov. (Fig. 39H View Figure 39 ) and P. shirozui (Fig. 43K View Figure 43 ).
Biology.
Larvae and adults feed on leaves of Viburnum species ( Adoxaceae ).
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