FIGURE 12 in Three new species of Puto giant mealybugs (Hemiptera: Coccomorpha: Putoidae) from Mexico and Guatemala, with keys to New World adult females and World adult males

FIGURE 12. Puto brom Powell & Miller, sp. n., adult female holotype, Mexico at Nogales, September 23, 1974, Kaiser and Duke, on bromeliad leaf, #3962. A, L=trilocular pores; B=long oral-collar tubular ducts; C, P, Q=three types of oral-collar tubular ducts; D=antennal intersegmental sensilla; E=cerarius with broken areas of large oral-rim type tubular ducts, cerarian setae, and basal sclerotization; F, J=discoidal pores; G=9-locular pore; H=dorsal seta; I=claw; K=areas of oral-rim type tubular ducts, cerarian setae with basal sclerotization, and trilocular pores between cerarii; M=small oral-rim type tubular duct; N=translucent pores on tibia; O=marginal large oral-rim type tubular ducts; R=anal-lobe cerarius; S=cerarian seta. Note that cerarii are illustrated as open irregular ovals on margin because the specimen was too large to incorporate fine detail, see enlargement R.