I think this is one Eulasia species, am I right? Could anyone tell the species?
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| Autore: | Lenny [ 16/06/2014, 21:12 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Eulasia (Trichopleurus) vittata lineata Faldermann, 1835 - Glaphyridae |
I think this is one Eulasia species, am I right? Could anyone tell the species? Thank you |
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| Autore: | Maurizio Bollino [ 16/06/2014, 23:21 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eulasia? |
Eulasia vittata |
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| Autore: | Guido Sabatinelli [ 17/06/2014, 0:49 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eulasia? |
A nice pucture of Eulasia (Trichopleurus) vittata ssp. lineata ab. pseudochrysura Miksic. I believe that the status of this taxon need to be upgraded to subspecies. The entire group Eulasia vittata with its forms and populations is presently under review. What is interesting for me is the fact that you found this species on Scrofulariacee (i think) and not on thistles as commonly. ciao, Guido |
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| Autore: | Lenny [ 18/06/2014, 22:18 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eulasia (Trichopleurus) vittata lineata Faldermann, 1835 - Glaphyridae |
Thank you for Id  Guido, here I have a more 'classical' picture of this species I think.  Together with Oxythyrea cinctellaThey both were the most common species on flowers during my stay. |
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| Autore: | cosmln [ 04/08/2015, 22:56 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eulasia? |
Guido Sabatinelli ha scritto: What is interesting for me is the fact that you found this species on Scrofulariacee (i think) and not on thistles as commonly. ciao, Guido Lamiaceae, Phlomis sp. ... from this photo is impossible to say what species. 
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| Autore: | Guido Sabatinelli [ 26/08/2015, 10:48 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eulasia (Trichopleurus) vittata lineata Faldermann, 1835 - Glaphyridae |
Lenny ha scritto: Thank you for Id Guido, here I have a more 'classical' picture of this species I think. Together with Oxythyrea cinctellaThey both were the most common species on flowers during my stay. P1280920.JPG Nice picture of a classical situation. Thanks, Guido |
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