Frankliniella hemerocallis, Crawford, 1948
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hemerocallis Crawford, 1948 View in CoL
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Described from USA, this dark bodied thrips has been found in Central America and Japan in association with Hemerocallis lilies. In Brazil, Lima (1997) recorded several females on Crotalaria indica (Fabaceae) in São Paulo. This species has bicoloured fore wings and lacks metanotal campaniform sensilla. The posteromarginal comb on abdominal tergite VIII has short microtrichia arising from broad bases.
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