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Chrysomela populi LINNAEUS, 1758 - Chrysomelidae

15.VI.2011 - CZECH REPUBLIC - EE, Hradec Králové - Plachta


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Honza
PostPosted: 19/06/2011, 10:51 
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Chrysomela populi LINNAEUS, 1758


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Julodis
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Are you sure it's not Chrysomela saliceti Suffrian, 1849?
Elytral apex is darker, blackish?

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Honza
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On this site (location) was not this kind of never collected (Chrysomela saliceti Suffrian, 1849) :?

http://www.colpolon.biol.uni.wroc.pl/chrysomela.htm


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Lech Borowiec
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Honza is right, it is Chrysomela populi. Black sutural apex in this species is often invisible on photo from above but another good distinguished character is well visible - in Ch. saliceti third antennal segment is distinctly longer than fourth while in Ch. populi both are approximately the same length. On my photos attached by Honza it is well visible.
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Thank you very much, Lech!

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