1972
DOI: 10.1590/1809-43921972021089
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Abstract: Sinopse Redescrição de S. belzebul (Schiner, 1868), com ilustrações da morfologia externa e da genitália dos machos e das fêmeas. Observações do cíclo evolutivo em laboratório e descrição da larva no terceiro estádio.

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“…In Taeniapterinae, larvae are mostly known from varied rotting media, especially plants: decaying vegetative material for Mimegralla coeruleifrons (Hennig, 1936c); decaying sugar cane cuttings for Taeniaptera lasciva (Cresson, 1938); the surrounding pulp of Metroxylon sagu (true Sago palm) seeds for M. albimana striatosafciata (Berg, 1947); decaying fruit of Myrianthus arborea for M. gowdeyi (Frey) and the palm tree Borassus flabellifera for M. respondens (Walker) (Verbeke, 1951). Albuquerque (1972) was able to rear Scipopus belzebul (Schiner) under lab conditions from rotting banana and human feces. Rotten wood in trees, sometimes noticeably attacked by fungus, has served as substrate for numerous species: rotting Liriodendron tulipfera for Calobatina geometroides (Cresson) (Wallace, 1969); rotting wood of Erythrina caffra for Cephalosphen conifrons (Bigot) (Hennig, 1936c); standing, rotting Ulmus americana suffering fungal attack for Rainieria brunneipes (Cresson) (Steyskal, 1942); beneath the bark of dead trees for M. a. albimana (Bohart & Gressitt, 1951) and M. albimana striatosafciata (Enderlein) (Berg, 1947); dead banana wood for M. albimana galbula (Bohart & Gressitt, 1951), T. lasciva (Fab.…”
Section: Micropezidae Loew 1862 (Figs 312-394 421-422)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Taeniapterinae, larvae are mostly known from varied rotting media, especially plants: decaying vegetative material for Mimegralla coeruleifrons (Hennig, 1936c); decaying sugar cane cuttings for Taeniaptera lasciva (Cresson, 1938); the surrounding pulp of Metroxylon sagu (true Sago palm) seeds for M. albimana striatosafciata (Berg, 1947); decaying fruit of Myrianthus arborea for M. gowdeyi (Frey) and the palm tree Borassus flabellifera for M. respondens (Walker) (Verbeke, 1951). Albuquerque (1972) was able to rear Scipopus belzebul (Schiner) under lab conditions from rotting banana and human feces. Rotten wood in trees, sometimes noticeably attacked by fungus, has served as substrate for numerous species: rotting Liriodendron tulipfera for Calobatina geometroides (Cresson) (Wallace, 1969); rotting wood of Erythrina caffra for Cephalosphen conifrons (Bigot) (Hennig, 1936c); standing, rotting Ulmus americana suffering fungal attack for Rainieria brunneipes (Cresson) (Steyskal, 1942); beneath the bark of dead trees for M. a. albimana (Bohart & Gressitt, 1951) and M. albimana striatosafciata (Enderlein) (Berg, 1947); dead banana wood for M. albimana galbula (Bohart & Gressitt, 1951), T. lasciva (Fab.…”
Section: Micropezidae Loew 1862 (Figs 312-394 421-422)mentioning
confidence: 99%