Halictus lativentris (Schenk)
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Halictus lativentris (Schenk) |
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Halictus lativentris (Schenk), ( Lasioglossum lativentre )
Description.
Small, dark brown bee (total length 8-9 mm in both sexes, wing length 5,5-6 mm in females and 4,5-5,5 mm in males), with narrow bands of pale hair on the abdomen; stigma light brown (Fig. 7 a–b).
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Unknown.
General distribution.
West- and Central Europe.
Distribution in the Azores.
Faial, São Miguel.
First record.
1984 (first mentioned by Stöckl 1988).
Nesting.
Probably in light soils.
Social behaviour.
Solitary.
Foraging.
No observation data from the Azores available, probably polylectic.
Phenology.
July-August.
Material.
São Miguel ( Remédios), 10.08.1984, 1 male, leg. La Roche, det. Ebmer (Ebmer, pers. comm., 20.09.2016); Faial (Horta), 22.07.1992, 1 female, leg. P. Wirtz, det. Ebmer, coll. Warncke (Linz).
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