Niesthrea dentatus Chopra, 1973: 454 Göllner-Scheiding, 1983: 53 Froeschner, 1989: 611 Fowles et al., 2015: 621 Revision of the New World Scentless Plant Bug Genus Niesthrea (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Rhopalidae), with Descriptions of Six New Species and a Key to the Species Melo, María Cecilia Henry, Thomas J. Insect Systematics and Diversity 2019 2019-10-31 3 5 9 1 36 Chopra, 1973 Chopra 1973 [818,1174,1716,1739] Insecta Rhopalidae Niesthrea Animalia Hemiptera 10 11 Arthropoda species dentata     Niesthrea dentatus[ sic]  Chopra, 1973: 454(original description);  Göllner-Scheiding, 1983: 53(catalog);  Froeschner, 1989: 611(list, distribution);  Fowles et al., 2015: 621(list, distribution); CoreoideaSF Team, 2018(online catalog).   Diagnosis   Niesthrea dentata is disinguished by the slender vertical parameres ( Fig. 8A) with a large stout, denticle at the base of each, the large, apically broad median lobe, and the apically slender lateral lobe when viewed laterally. The labium extends to abdominal segment II(on Bolivian specimen; holotypeimbedded in glue). This species is most similar to  Niesthrea digna( Fig. 8A) in the general shape of the male genitalia.  Niesthrea dentatadiffers in the smooth apically rounded parameres with a roughed area through the middle before the basal spine (versus smooth and concave in  N. digna) and the apically more slender lateral lobe in the lateral aspect (versus broadly round laterally). II 11 12 1 holotype