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Prionocera turcica ?
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 Hi,
In forest - Cuise-La-Motte (Northen France) - 12-04-2025
Many thanks for help.
Michel
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 The flagellomeres are expanded basally, not distally.
 
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 And so , not good genus ?
Many thanks, John.
Michel
 
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