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46 II (2). HEMIPTERA : OIOADOMORPHAIn male, aedeagus not appreciably narrowed towards base (fig. 214). In female,length of gonoplac visible in ventral view 1·4-1·55 mm. ; left second gonapophysiswith distinct gap between series of small teeth along upper margin and threelarge ones at apex (fig. 221). Veins of fore wing usually rather lighter green.Side margin of head against prothoracic episternite usually smoothly curvedor bluntly angled (fig. 219). Larva with long white hairs on face and severalrows along abdomen, but wing-pads with only a few much shorter hairs (fig.229). (Face and fore body green, more or less suffused y ellowish ; in male,black spot sometimes present at apex of vertex ; scutellum with basal trianglesyellowish, not always distinct. Fore wing with veins almost colourless apically;cells more or less hyaline. Overall length: J, 4·2-4·5 mm.; Sj?, 4·8-5·3 mm.)albae WagnerOn Salix alba L. (white willow), local. England: Suffolk, Herefords., Bucks.,Herts. vii-'ix. France. Germany.10 Males ........••...................................................... 11Females ....... .. . . . . . .... . . ................. . .... . . . . ..... . .. . . ..... . 1611 Face with blackish spots (figs. 225, 226). Prothoracic episternite rounded atapex (as in fig. 207) ............ ... ...............••.................... 12Face without distinct blackish spots. Prothoracic episternite with sharply angledapex (fig. 208) ................... . .......... .. .......... . ........ . . . .. 1412 Veins of fore wing u sually rather darker than cells. Scutellum yellowish, u suallymore or less tinged with green and with two dark basal triangles. (Face yellowishor light greenish, almost always with a black apical spot, sometimes with thyridiaand small discoidal spots blackish (fig. 225). Vertex light brownish, sometimesgreenish t inged. Pronotum light or dark brownish, sometimes greenish tinged,rarely with two dark suboval spots along anterior margin. Cells of fore wingt inged light brownish. Overall length 4·2-4·7 mm.)(=populi Edwards) graminea (Fabricius)On Populus nigra L. and italica M oench. (black and Lombardy poplars). England:Oxon., Bucks., Herts., Kent, Mildenhall (Suffolk or Wilts.). vii-'ix. France.Germany. Czechoslovakia.Veins of fore wing concolorous with cells. Scutellum brownish, not tinged withgreen ................ . ... .. . . . . .. . . .... .......... . .. . ..... . . . ...... 1313 Fore wing unmarked, 2·8-3·4 mm. long. (Face yellowish or light brownish ;thyridia, postocellar spots, discoidal spot s and often apical spot blackish (fig.226). Vertex and anterior part of pronotum light brownish, latter with twoblackish suboval spots along anterior margin and posteriorly more or less widelygreyish. Scutellum light brownish with two blackish basal triangles. Overalllength 3·6-4·2 mm.) ............. .. ................... impura (Boheman)On dwarf sallow (Salix repens L.). England. Wales. Scotland. Ireland.vi-x. Europe.Fore wing more than 3·5 mm. in length, often with indefinite darker patches. (Faceyellowish or light brown ; thyridia and discoidal spots blackish. Vertex andpronotum light brown, latter often with two black suboval patches along anteriormargin and often darker posteriorly. Scutellum light brown with two blackishbasal triangles. Length of paramere (cf. fig. 234), 0·74-0·77 mm. ; length ofaedeagus (cf. fig. 236), 0·35--0·38 mm. Overall length 4·7- 5·2 mm.)infuscata (Sahlberg)[See couplet 7]14 Profile of face smoothly curved throughout (fig. 208). Second anal vein of forewing basally divergent from first anal vein, meeting raised margin of wing atpoint between one-third and one-half of distance from base of wing to analangle (fig. 240). (Face brown, often indistinctly marbled darker, fore body lightbrown ; black spot present on side of pronotum just above prothoracic episternite;scutellum with two r ather darker brown triangles basally; abdomen yellow ­brown, banded blackish. Fore wing uniformly brown, veins u sually somewhatdarker than cells. (Alternatively, coloured as in couplet 6). Overall length :J, 4·2-4·5 mm.; Sj?, 4·6-5·0 mm.)(= ulrrvi (Scott), = glandacea: auctt. partim nee (Fieber)) mendax (Fieber)On elm (Ulmus ). England, S. of line from Wash to Bristol Channel. vii-x.C. and S . Europe.