Valid Names Results

Cryptinglisia Cockerell, 1900 (Coccidae)

Cryptinglisia Cockerell 1900a: 173. Type species: Cryptinglisia lounsburyi Cockerell by monotypy . accepted valid name

Systematics: Subfamily: Cardiococcinae. Tribe: Cardiococcini. Members of the genus Cryptinglisia can be diagnosed as follows: (1) insects in life covered by a semi-transparent, glassy and brittle test; (2) derm entirely membranous apart from a heavily sclerotized crescent around anal plates; (3) dorsal setae entirely absent; (4) anal plates heavily sclerotized, with thick spinose setae (usually less than 4 setae in each plate); (5) preopercular pores present in a linear group anterior to anal plates; (6) marginal setae sharply spinose or conical, with a broad base and well-developed basal socket; (7) legs usually well developed, with distinguishable coxa, trochanter, femur, tibia and tarsi, without tibio-tarsal sclerosis (but legs reduced in C. elytropappi and C. millari); (8) spiracles each surrounded by a sclerotization; (9) spiracular pores mostly with 5 loculi; (10) a single stigmatic spine (some specimens of C. corpoica sp. nov. with 2 stigmatic setae) per stigmatic cleft; (11) perivulvar pores usually mostly with 5 loculi (but perivulvar pores not known in C. elytropappi and C. millari); and (12) ventral tubular ducts of 1 type, present in a broad submarginal band, and medially. (Kondo, et al., 2018a)
General Remarks: Definition and characters given by Hodgson (1994a) and by Granara de Willink (1999).