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FIGURE 2 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 2. Subfamily key. Tanypodinae, Ablabesmyia, (A) ventral head, (B) ligula. Chironominae, Conochironomus, (C) mentum, (D) ventromental plate; Shangomyia, (E) mentum and ventromental plate; Stenochironomus, (F) mentum. Prodiamesinae, Prodiamesa, (G) ventral head. Buchonomyiinae, Buchonomyia, (H) labrum, (I) habitus. Telmatogetoninae, Telmatogeton, (J) anterior labrum. Podonominae, Paraboreochlus, (K) posterior body; Boreochlus, (L) antenna. Telmatogetoninae, Telmatogeton, (M) antenna. Prodiamesinae, Prodiamesa, (N) antenna. Diamesinae, Diamesa, (O) antenna, (P) mid-mentum, hypopharynx.
FIGURE 15 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 15. Larval Prodiamesinae. Odontomesa, (A) mentum; Propsilocerus, (B) mentum; Monodiamesa, (C) ventromental plate, mentum; Prodiamesa?rufovittata, (D) mentum, ventromental plate; Prodiamesa olivacea, (E) mentum, ventromental plate; Compteromesa, (F) mentum, ventromental plate. Larval Telmatogetoninae. Telmatogeton, (G) hypopharynx, (H) dorsal head; Thalassomya, (I) dorsal head; Telmatogeton, (J) labrum-epipharynx.
FIGURE 6 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 6. Tanypodinae genera. Djalmabatista, (A) antenna, (B) mentum, (C) anterior parapods; Procladius, (D) ligula, (E) anterior head; Psectrotanypus, (F) mandible; Derotanypus, (G) mandible; Psectrotanypus, (H) ligula; Derotanypus, (I) ligula, paraligula; Bilyjomyia, (J) palp; Brundiniella, (K) palp, (L) posterior parapod claws, (M) mentum, pseudoradula; Apsectrotanypus, (N) ligula, (O) mentum; Radotanypus, (P) mentum, (Q) ligula, paraligula and pecten hypopharyngis.
FIGURE 18 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 18. Larval Orthocladiinae. Paralimnophyes, (A) antenna, (B) ventral head, (C) labrum; Tvetenia, (D) body seta of posterior abdomen; Onconeura, (E) mentum; Cardiocladius, (F) mentum; Eukiefferiella, (G) mentum, (H) procercus; Chaetocladius, (I) mentum; Cricotopus, (J) abdominal setal tuft, (K) mentum, (L) mandible; Doithrix, (M) posterior abdomen; Metriocnemus, (N) labrum-epipharynx, (O) mentum, mandible; Euryhapsis, (P) anterior head, (Q) antenna; Brillia, (R) dorsal head, (S) antenna; Heleniella, (T) antenna, (V) mentum; Limnophyes, (U) antenna, (W) mentum, (X) mandible; Compterosmittia, (Y) mandible.
FIGURE 17 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 17. Larval Orthocladiinae. Parakiefferiella, (A) antenna, (B) mentum; Synorthocladius, (C) mentum, (D) abdominal setal tufts, (E) mandible; Parorthocladius, (F) mandible, (G) mentum; Psectrocladius, (H) procercus, (I) labrum-epipharynx, (J) anterior labrum, S setae indicated; Rheocricotopus, (K) labrum-epipharynx, (L) mentum, anterior head; Paracladius, (M) mentum, (N) labrum-epipharynx; Nanocladius, (O) mentum, (P) labrum (s.g. Plecopteracoluthus); Parametriocnemus, (Q) ventral head, ventromental plates; R) antenna, (S) mentum; Paraphaenocladius, (T) antenna; Hydrobaenus, (U) antenna, (V) mentum; Xylotopus, (W) abdomen seta, (X) antenna.
FIGURE 14 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 14. Larval Diamesinae. Boreoheptagyia, (A) dorsal head, (B) posterior parapods, (C) thoracic cuticle; Potthastia, (D) posterior abdomen, Potthastia cf. longimana, (E) ventral head; Pseudodiamesa, (F) ventral head; Sasayusurika, (G) palp; Diamesa (H) mandible, (I) posterior abdomen, (J) mentum, prementum; Potthastia cf. gaedii, (K) posterior abdomen, (L) mentum, ventromental plate; Pagastia, (M) ventral head; Sympotthastia, (N) labrum-epipharynx, premandible; Syndiamesa, (O) mentum, (P) labrum-epipharynx, premandibles.
FIGURE 8 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 8. Larval Chironominae. Imparipecten, (A) mentum; Stictochironomus affinis, (B) mentum; Stictochironomus sp., (C) mentum; Microtendipes, (D) antenna; Paratendipes nudisquama, (E) antenna; Paratendipes sp., (F) antennal apex; Microtendipes, (G) mentum; Paratendipes, (H) mentum; Rheotanytarsus, (I) labrum-epipharynx; Tanytarsus, (J) labrum-epipharynx, (K) antenna; Cladotanytarsus, (L) antenna, (M) anterodorsal head; Stempellina, (N) anterodorsal head; Stempellinella, (O) antenna, labrum-epipharynx, (P) mentum, ventromental plates; Yuasaiella, (Q) mentum, ventromental plates.
FIGURE 9 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 9. Larval Chironominae. Sublettea, (A) mandible, (B) mentum, ventromental plate; Rheotanytarsus, (C) ventromental plate, (D) antenna; Tanytarsus, (E) antenna; Paratanytarsus, (F) antenna, (G) labrum-epipharynx; Micropsectra, (H) labrumepipharynx; Dicrotendipes flexus, (I) labrum–epipharynx; Cryptochironomus, (J) labrum-epipharynx; Pseudochironomini, (K) labrum-epipharynx, (L) mentum, (M) mandible; Hyporhygma, (N) mentum, (O) ventral head; Kribiodorum, (P) labrumepipharynx, (Q) mandible; Nilodosis, (R) ventral head; Kribiocosmus, (S) mentum, ventromental plates, mandible, (T) mandible.
FIGURE 11 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 11. Larval Chironominae. Endochironomus, (A) S1 seta, (B) pecten epipharyngis, S1 setae; Ainuyusurika, (C) premandible, (D) pecten epipharyngis; Synendotendipes, (E) pecten epipharyngis; Endochironomus, (F) cardo, ventromental plate, (G) mandible; Synendotendipes, (H) mandible; Sergentia, (I) mandible; Polypedilum spp., (K) dorsal heads; Glyptotendipes (s.s.), (L) dorsal head; Robackia, (M) antenna, (N) ventral head; Demicryptochironomus, (O) ventral head, (P) mentum, ventromental plates, (Q) antenna; Cryptochironomus, (R) antenna, (S) mentum, ventromental plates; Cyphomela, (T) antenna; Parachironomus, (U) labrum; Microchironomus, (V) antenna, (W) mentum, ventromental plates, labrum; Harnischia, (X) labrum, premandible.
FIGURE 12 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 12. Larval Chironominae. Cryptotendipes, (A) mentum, ventromental plates, (B) antenna; Cladopelma, (C) antenna; (D) mentum, ventromental plates; Harnischia, E) ventral head capsule, (F) mentum, ventromental plates, (G) antenna; Paracladopelma, (H) antenna, (I) mentum, ventromental plates; Hanochironomus, (J) premandible; Olecryptochironomus, (K) labrum, premandible, mentum, (L) posterior body; Anuncotendipes, (M) whole body habitus, (N) mentum, ventromental plates; Saetheria, (O) antenna, premandible, (P) posterior body, (Q) mentum, ventromental plates; Kloosia, (R) antenna, (S) mentum, ventromental plates, mandible; Robackia, (T) ventral head, (U) mentum, ventromental plates, (V) mandible; Beckdia, (W) mentum, ventromental plates, (X) mandible.
FIGURE 3 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 3. Tanypodinae, tribes. Derotanypus, (A) ventral head, (B) abdominal lateral fringe; Natarsia, (C) abdomen; Clinotanypus, (D) dorsomentum; Coelotanypus, (E) ligula; Tanypus, (F) mandible, (G) ligula; Fittkauimyia, (H) dorsomentum, radula, (I) mandible; Procladius, (J) mandible, dorsomentum; Psectrotanypus, (K) dorsomentum, radula; Djalmabatista, (L) mandible; Psectrotanypus, (M) ligula, paraligula; Procladius, (N) paraligula.
FIGURE 1 in An identification guide to the genera of aquatic larval Chironomidae (Diptera) of south-east Asia
FIGURE 1. Collecting locations used in the guide (blue: ZSM; green: ANIC; red, EJNU, for institution abbreviations see the text. The boundary between palaearctic and oriental region of mainland China follows Hoffmann (2001). For location details see supplement file 1 (Zenodo.xx)
FIGURE 9 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 9. Lectotype of Glyptopetalum occultonervatum Miau, CHINA. Guangdong, Longmen xian, Nankun shan, 700 m, Jul. 11, 1981. Y. F. Huang et al. 293. (SYS 00082201); Photo by C. Du & X. X. Zhu.
FIGURE 6 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 6. Lectotype of Euonymus vaniotii Léveillé, J. Cavalerie 1272 (E), picture download from: http://data.rbge.org.uk/herb/ E00275652
FIGURE 10 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 10. Euonymus pittosporoides Cheng ex Ma (A–B), Euonymus ficoides Cheng ex Ma (C–F). A, Branch with leaves, inflorescences & flowers (Petals with ciliate); B, Capsules (lateral view); C, Branch with leaves, inflorescences; D, Flowers (front view); E, Capsule (immaturate, front view); F, Capsule (immaturate, lateral view); Photos by L. Wu & C. Du.
FIGURE 7 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 7. The leaves, flowers & capsules from the specimens of Euonymus prismatomeridoides Wu ex Ma (A–F) & Euonymus mengtzeanus (Loesener) Sprague (G–K) to show the leaf length/width ratio, flowers and capsules form. A from C. W. Wang 86187, B from C. W. Wang 88763, C from C. W. Wang 85534, D from C. W. Wang 85672, E from C. W. Wang 88763, F from C. W. Wang 86187, G from Q. A. Wu 9566, H from Q. A. Wu 9562, I from S. Z. Wang 0024, J from K. M. Feng 22234, K from Q. A. Wu 9562; Photos by C. Du.
FIGURE 8 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 8. Lectotype of Euonymus gracillimus Hemsley, Herbarium Hookerianum 1867, J. Reeves, s.n., (K 000669125), picture download from: http:// http://www.kew.org/herbcatimg/295915.jpg
FIGURE 5 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 5. Lectotype of Euonymus crosnieri Léveillé & Vaniot, J. Cavalerie 1274 (E), picture download from: http://data.rbge.org. uk/herb/E00275648
FIGURE 4 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 4. Lectotype of Euonymus longifolius Champion ex Bentham, Benthamianum Herbarium 1854, s.coll., s.n., (K 000669111), picture download from: http://www.kew.org/herbcatimg/295901.jpg
FIGURE 3 in Revision of five species of Euonymus (Celastraceae) from East and South Asia
FIGURE 3. Lectotype of Euonymus blinii Léveillé, J. Cavalerie 1273, (E 00275649), picture download from: http://data.rbge.org.uk/herb/ E00275649
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