ttt
2nd tla
about
Fenmle.
2.5 3
.
.-\ntenuaez
and
1st
Length
2+1t3;
each
bead lilie. with
t'used;
segments
tlagellar
gellar
segment
practically
the
no
neck.
short
transverse
necks on
the more distal
very
segments,
smaller
3rd
SC:£ment
segments getting progressively
distally;
tlagellar
with
to
width about
as
11
the
that of 1tlth
segment
:t3;
length
tiagellar
and
about
as
915.
tth
about
as
in
but
3rd
male.
l alpi: proportions
of
narrower.
Abdomen
red.
segments slightly
()\'ipositor pocket shaped
l or
usual
this
(>therwise about as in male.
genus.
type
(Iecid. 2437 4tl inclusive.
(lotypes.
(lecid. 2452-3.
l upa,
[hihi/(ll.
occasionallv
larva
in
terminal
rounded
Solitary
galls.
two
and
in
three
larvae
have
found
in
a
been
7.5 13
.
single gall.
on
Erica arborcu.
length
Algeria
lteghaia,
larva
one
or
three
characters
the
fact
of
(]onsidering
lirstly
only,
several
in
a
the
the
the
and
size
being
thirdly
gall.
midge
secondly
number of
table as
antennal
one
can
draw
the following
segments
up
a
in
known
the
now
of
the ve
help
l)usyneara
separation
species
to occur
Erica
on
spp.
of
ot
of
Number
Number
Size
Sll0Ui( Smidgc.
Antennal
larvae
gall.
per
segments.
l). broteri 'l av.
" .
1.8
Several
2+15
(19tltll
I). ( 1 Ï('(I( S( U}HII Ï(IU
15
l)ut .
9.
1
line
17;
Several
5
(1837)
1). ( l'Ù'ÏIIU r.
1.7 1.8
Lw.
o »
2+12
(1885)
" "
n.
2-3
(lue
2+1ti-17;
]).{/1 (l$3( li sp.
(l suallyl
2+'16
ç,
]).
1.4
:i1nmcrmunni
()ne
(190
2 l 12
as
the
such
Besidcs
others
are
these
there
ot
characters.
prop
tions
the
the
to
antennal
serve
(lill ei entiate
which should
segments
midges.
The
size
as
been
as
well
has
number
antennat
shown
body
segments
of
individuals
certain
in
to
of
species
previously
vary considerably
as
an
used
be
so
and
this character can
indication of
Dusyneuru
only
the species.
lt
and I).
be shown
that I).
in the future
may
grasseli
cric(tc scopari(w
are
have
would
to
be
in
which
case
the
known
synomymous
midge
as I).
it is considered
however
!)ut'. At
advisable
ericu scopuriue
present
to deal with 1).
as
a
distinct
grasse/i
species.
(Proc,
1932.
Zoo/. Soc.
London.
2nd tla
about
Fenmle.
2.5 3
.
.-\ntenuaez
and
1st
Length
2+1t3;
each
bead lilie. with
t'used;
segments
tlagellar
gellar
segment
practically
the
no
neck.
short
transverse
necks on
the more distal
very
segments,
smaller
3rd
SC:£ment
segments getting progressively
distally;
tlagellar
with
to
width about
as
11
the
that of 1tlth
segment
:t3;
length
tiagellar
and
about
as
915.
tth
about
as
in
but
3rd
male.
l alpi: proportions
of
narrower.
Abdomen
red.
segments slightly
()\'ipositor pocket shaped
l or
usual
this
(>therwise about as in male.
genus.
type
(Iecid. 2437 4tl inclusive.
(lotypes.
(lecid. 2452-3.
l upa,
[hihi/(ll.
occasionallv
larva
in
terminal
rounded
Solitary
galls.
two
and
in
three
larvae
have
found
in
a
been
7.5 13
.
single gall.
on
Erica arborcu.
length
Algeria
lteghaia,
larva
one
or
three
characters
the
fact
of
(]onsidering
lirstly
only,
several
in
a
the
the
the
and
size
being
thirdly
gall.
midge
secondly
number of
table as
antennal
one
can
draw
the following
segments
up
a
in
known
the
now
of
the ve
help
l)usyneara
separation
species
to occur
Erica
on
spp.
of
ot
of
Number
Number
Size
Sll0Ui( Smidgc.
Antennal
larvae
gall.
per
segments.
l). broteri 'l av.
" .
1.8
Several
2+15
(19tltll
I). ( 1 Ï('(I( S( U}HII Ï(IU
15
l)ut .
9.
1
line
17;
Several
5
(1837)
1). ( l'Ù'ÏIIU r.
1.7 1.8
Lw.
o »
2+12
(1885)
" "
n.
2-3
(lue
2+1ti-17;
]).{/1 (l$3( li sp.
(l suallyl
2+'16
ç,
]).
1.4
:i1nmcrmunni
()ne
(190
2 l 12
as
the
such
Besidcs
others
are
these
there
ot
characters.
prop
tions
the
the
to
antennal
serve
(lill ei entiate
which should
segments
midges.
The
size
as
been
as
well
has
number
antennat
shown
body
segments
of
individuals
certain
in
to
of
species
previously
vary considerably
as
an
used
be
so
and
this character can
indication of
Dusyneuru
only
the species.
lt
and I).
be shown
that I).
in the future
may
grasseli
cric(tc scopari(w
are
have
would
to
be
in
which
case
the
known
synomymous
midge
as I).
it is considered
however
!)ut'. At
advisable
ericu scopuriue
present
to deal with 1).
as
a
distinct
grasse/i
species.
(Proc,
1932.
Zoo/. Soc.
London.