Coccus elioides, Signoret, 1877: 614
Williams, Douglas J. & Ben-Dov, Yair, 2009, 2285, Zootaxa 2285, pp. 1-64 : 20
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elioides Signoret, 1877: 614 , Coccus
Costa (1829, fig. 3 in plate VI) illustrated an insect on plate VI figure 3 and in an explanation of the figure on page 23 he called it "Dattilopio elioide", a vernacular name, meaning "sun-like Dactylopius ". Signoret (1877: 614) cited Costa's illustration and named the species Coccus elioides Signoret , thus validating the name without indicating its identity except that it resembled a species of Asterolecanium auctorum or Acanthochermes of Kollar. Current status: the name Coccus elioides refers to an unrecognisable species.
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