Loboscelidia striolata
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Ordo: Hymenoptera
Familia: Chrysididae
Genus: Loboscelidia
Name
Loboscelidia striolata Yao, Liu & Xu – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile
- Loboscelidia striolata Yao, Liu & Xu, 2010: 528. Holotype male; China: Guangdong Prov., Nanking National Nature Reserve (SCAC).
Material studied
None.
Diagnosis
Loboscelidia striolata may very well be part of the species group discussed under Loboscelidia castanea and Loboscelidia collaris, characterized by a triangular frontal projection, complete scrobal sulcus and complete notauli. However, the published description and images do not show the mesopleuron clearly enough to determine whether the scrobal sulcus is present or not. If it does have a scrobal sulcus then Loboscelidia striolata may be synonymous with Loboscelidia sinensis. Both Loboscelidia striolata and Loboscelidia sinensis share similar head, wing vein, flagellar and leg flange dimensions. They appear to differ in the dimensions of the scape, which 3× as long as broad in Loboscelidia striolata and twice as long as broad in Loboscelidia sinensis and possibly in the presence of the scrobal sulcus in Loboscelidia sinensis.
Female
Unknown.
