The jumping plant-lice (Hemiptera, Psylloidea) associated with Schinus (Anacardiaceae): systematics, biogeography and host plant relationships Author Burckhardt, D. Author Basset, Y. text Journal of Natural History 2000 2010-12-03 34 1 57 155 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/002229300299688 journal article 10.1080/002229300299688 1464-5262 5279032 203D05D3-DED0-44D2-B749-1B877B2DEB05 Calophya ¯oricola sp. n. (®gure 5G±K) Description . Adult. Coloration. Greenish to yellowish; head pale yellowish; antennae greyish with brown apex. Legs dirty yellowish with greyish brown tarsi. Forewings transparent with greyish veins. Apices of female genitalia brown. Structure . Anterior portion of vertex covered in long, conspicuous setae; genal processes long, slender, separated in the middle. Forewings (®gure 5K) narrowly elongate, evenly, narrowly rounded apically; surface spinules, apart from base, absent. Genitalia as in ®gure 5H±K. Male subgenital plate elongate; paramere slender, styliform with a few very long setae at base; distal portion of aedeagus long, gradually widening towards apex. Dorsal margin of female proctiger roundly excavate; subgenital plate subacute apically. Measurements in mm (3, l 3 m ). HW 0.68±0.71; AL 0.64±0.75; WL 2.19±2.45; MP 0.23±0.26; PL 0.26±0.30; AA 0.21±0.24; FP 0.45±0.51; VL/GL 1.20±1.62; AL/F1 1.94±2.47; AL/HW 0.93±1.04; WL/HW 3.22±3.45; WL/WW 2.50±2.67; a/b 1.58±2.04; c/d 1.02±1.39; TL/HW 0.71±0.80; MP/HW 0.33±0.38; AB/AA 1.17±1.29; FP/HW 0.66±0.73; FP/SL 1.02±1.10; FP/CL 3.19±3.57; FP/FA 2.65±2.78. Fifth instar larva, gall and biology unknown. Host plant . Adults have been collected on ¯owers of Schinus molle . Distribution . Chile (Region I), Peru ( Tacna ). Material examined . HOLOTYPE , l Chile : Region I , Province Tarapaca Â, Parcelas de Chaca , 1.xi.1993 , on ¯owers of Schinus molle (J. E. Barriga) , dry mounted ( MHNS ). PARATYPES . Chile : 7, l 9 m , same data as holotype . Peru : 1 m , Tacna , Calientes, 10.ii.1994 ( L. E. PenÄ a). Dry and slide mounted ( MHNG , MHNS , NHMB ) . Comment . The species di ers from other species by the presence of very long setae on the vertex, by the elongate male subgenital plate and the styliform parameres.