Vasumathi Grass gall-midge (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae)
Abstract
This contribution report of the decryptions of new species, Lasioptera Kamthensis, reared from the ear heads of Bothriochloa persture (Wild.) A camus, in the village campus, Kamtha, Nanded. The new midge can be distinguished in the number of antennal segments absence of Vein 1+2, Subdorsal plates being entire and oblong lobes of the ovipositor.
Keyword: Lasioptera Kamthensis Sp. Nov, Nanded , India
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