Polymerus (Polymerus) holosericeus Hahn 1831

• Main Author: Gapon, D. A.
• Format: Other/Unknown Material
• Language: unknown
• Published: Zenodo 2014
• Subjects: Biodiversity; Taxonomy; Animalia; Arthropoda; Insecta; Hemiptera; Miridae; Polymerus; Polymerus holosericeus; Terskaya
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5079594; http://treatment.plazi.org/id/963187E62B345C05FF76F978855DD458

4. Polymerus ( Polymerus ) holosericeus Hahn, 1831 (Figs 2 D; 3 C; 4 D; 9 A; 10 A–C; 14 B; 16 A, B; 19 C; 40 D) Polymerus holosericeus Hahn, 1831: 27. Capsus variabilis (non Fallén, 1807): Herrich-Schaeffer, 1841: 44. Material examined. Without geography designation, “873”, “c. V. Jakovleva ”, 1 female. Italy : Trieste, 7 June1929 (Passauro), 1 female; Magenta, 17 May 1934 (Passauro), 1?, 2 males * (ZISP). Ukraine : Crimea : “ Tauria ” (W. Pliginskiy), 1 male; Agarmysh, 7 June 1907 (V. Jakovlev), 1 female; Taushan-Bazar [Privol’noe], 4 June1907 (W. Pliginskiy), 1 female; Khmel’nitskaya Prov ., Kamenets-Podol’skiy Distr., Blagovitsa Settlm., 12 – 18 June1895 (Grum-Grzhimaylo), 1 female; Donetsk Prov ., Svyatogorsk, 22 June 1937 (Arnoldi), 1 female; Lugansk Prov ., Proval’e Settlm., 20, 23 June 1947 (S.I. Medvedev), 1 male *, 1 female (ZISP). Russia : Ryazan’ Prov ., Gremyachka Will, 19 June, 1 July 1909 (A. Semenov), 2 females *; Penza Prov .: “Nizhnelomovskiy Uezd”, between Chembar [Belinskiy] and Penza, 23 June 1864 (Chekanovskiy), 1 male *; Voronezh Prov ., Kamennaya Step’, 11 km S of Talovaya, 15 July 1935 (Stark), 1 male *; Stavropol’ Terr . “Terskaya Prov.”, Mashuk Mt., 2 June 1914 (P. Silavin), 1 female; Republic of Tatarstan : “Bugul’minskiy Uezd” [Cheremshanskiy Distr.], Pavlovka Will., 18 July 1908 (Elachich), 1 female; Republic of Bashkortostan ,“Ufimskaya Govern., Belebeevskiy Uezd”, Aksenovo Settlm., 14 – 16 July 1908 (A. Grigor’ev), 1 male * (ZISP). Azerbaijan : Aresch (A. Schelkownikow), 1 female (ZISP). Diagnosis. Recognised by follow combination of characters: antennae yellow, apex of second segment dark, body surface shiny, ventrally and dorsally covered with golden, slightly thickened setae, xyphus with yellow margins, femora dark brown in basal three-quarter and yellow in apical fourth, with brown subapical spots or ring, tibiae apically darkened, tibial spines dark brown, anterior corner of corium at most with little vague dirty yellow patch, cuneus black, with yellow apex and narrow stripe ...