Eriglenum tristum Smith
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Eriglenum tristum Smith |
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Eriglenum tristum Smith Figs 16 View Figures 16–22 , 18 View Figures 16–22
Eriglenum tristum Smith, 1992: 53.
Remarks.
This species was described from a single female from Cartago, Turrialba, Costa Rica. Another species, Eriglenum crudum Konow, was reared from Maechaerium acuminatum Kunth ( Fabaceae ) in ACG ( Smith and Janzen 2003a). Eriglenum occurs from Mexico to northern Argentina; see Smith (1992) for separation of the four species.
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Known only from Costa Rica.
Food plant and biology.
Nine specimens from two broods were reared, with voucher codes 03-SRNP-11949, 03-SRNP-11951, 03-SRNP-11952, 03-SRNP-11953, 08-SRNP-70547, 08-SRNP-70548, 08-SRNP-70549 ( Fig. 16 View Figures 16–22 ), 08-SRNP-70550, and 08-SRNP-70551. They were reared from larvae feeding on leaves of Machaerium seemannii Benth. Ex Seem. ( Fabaceae ). The tough, oval cocoon was formed on a leaf ( Fig. 18 View Figures 16–22 ).
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