Observations On the Coccidae of Egypt
Observations On the Coccidae of Egypt
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Denuded of wax the female is shining dark brown or reddish brown.
At Nag' Hamadi, Upper Egypt, where this species was found in great abundance on the SUNT trees last year, the specimens were all of a pinkish maroon colour, but other specimens collected from all over Egypt have been universally opaque waxy white.
Diameter of test 6-10 millimetres. Height 5-8 millimetres.
HOST PLANTS.
Leguminosse * Acacia arabica (Sunt), *Albizzia lebbekh.
Tamaricacese Tamarix sp.
PART OF PLANT ATTACKED. The stem...s.
REMARKS.
This species is very common in Egypt and is widely distributed. It is highly probable that C. Africanus Green and C. Mimosa? Sign. Are synonymous. Signoret, in the Ann. Ent. Soc. Fr. 1872, refers to Ceroplastes mimosce, Boisd. Mss. As coming from Egypt and attacking Sunt, but his description is insufficient to be able to state definitely that it is synonymous with C. Africanus Green. I have examined a considerable number of specimens of this species, and the characters agree with a few minor exceptions almost exactly with Green's description of C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Denuded of wax the female is shining dark brown or reddish brown.
At Nag' Hamadi, Upper Egypt, where this species was found in great abundance on the SUNT trees last year, the specimens were all of a pinkish maroon colour, but other specimens collected from all over Egypt have been universally opaque waxy white.
Diameter of test 6-10 millimetres. Height 5-8 millimetres.
HOST PLANTS.
Leguminosse * Acacia arabica (Sunt), *Albizzia lebbekh.
Tamaricacese Tamarix sp.
PART OF PLANT ATTACKED. The stem...s.
REMARKS.
This species is very common in Egypt and is widely distributed. It is highly probable that C. Africanus Green and C. Mimosa? Sign. Are synonymous. Signoret, in the Ann. Ent. Soc. Fr. 1872, refers to Ceroplastes mimosce, Boisd. Mss. As coming from Egypt and attacking Sunt, but his description is insufficient to be able to state definitely that it is synonymous with C. Africanus Green. I have examined a considerable number of specimens of this species, and the characters agree with a few minor exceptions almost exactly with Green's description of C.
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