Technical Series No. 8
Technical Series No. 8
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Joint 1 small, cup- shaped; 2, unusually long, somewhat more than three times length of first, pyriform; joint 3, slightly more than twice the length of second.
Mentum, slender at base; first joint comparatively long, longer than 2 and 3 together; second short, not quite one-half length of third; third gradually tapering distad, but slightly constricted just proximad of the brownish black point.
Vasiform orifice cordate. Operculum not one-half length of orifice, convex dorsally, and on caudal m...argin concave, the margin thickly set with rather long setce. Lingula protruded, and strongly bent as it extends out of orifice, gradually tapering from base to the strap-like distal portion, very thickly set with setae.
In fore-wing, basal veinlet rather obscure, and arising apparently distinct from main vein. Margin of wings all around yellowish, but deepest on cephalic margin, where the color becomes somewhat reddish.
Received by the Division of Entomology at Washington from George C. Butz, Pennsylvania State College, November 19, 1898, on Nephro- lepis with the statement that hundreds of the winged form are flying around in the conservatory of the college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joint 1 small, cup- shaped; 2, unusually long, somewhat more than three times length of first, pyriform; joint 3, slightly more than twice the length of second.
Mentum, slender at base; first joint comparatively long, longer than 2 and 3 together; second short, not quite one-half length of third; third gradually tapering distad, but slightly constricted just proximad of the brownish black point.
Vasiform orifice cordate. Operculum not one-half length of orifice, convex dorsally, and on caudal m...argin concave, the margin thickly set with rather long setce. Lingula protruded, and strongly bent as it extends out of orifice, gradually tapering from base to the strap-like distal portion, very thickly set with setae.
In fore-wing, basal veinlet rather obscure, and arising apparently distinct from main vein. Margin of wings all around yellowish, but deepest on cephalic margin, where the color becomes somewhat reddish.
Received by the Division of Entomology at Washington from George C. Butz, Pennsylvania State College, November 19, 1898, on Nephro- lepis with the statement that hundreds of the winged form are flying around in the conservatory of the college.
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