. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. BRUES: PARASITIC HYMENOPTERA. 77 LlMNERIUM PLENUM, Sp. 110V. (Fig. 57.) Female. Length mm. Black, the legs brownish testaceous, the tips of the femora, tips of the tibiae and tarsi of posterior pair blackened. Abdomen dark, lighter toward the tip and on the venter; antennae slender, many jointed (about 30-35), the joints toward the middle one-half longer than wide, and only slightly thicker than the apical joints which are distinctly longer than wide. Surface of thorax rougher than usual in the genus; metathorax c
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. BRUES: PARASITIC HYMENOPTERA. 77 LlMNERIUM PLENUM, Sp. 110V. (Fig. 57.) Female. Length mm. Black, the legs brownish testaceous, the tips of the femora, tips of the tibiae and tarsi of posterior pair blackened. Abdomen dark, lighter toward the tip and on the venter; antennae slender, many jointed (about 30-35), the joints toward the middle one-half longer than wide, and only slightly thicker than the apical joints which are distinctly longer than wide. Surface of thorax rougher than usual in the genus; metathorax com- pletely areolated, the basal pleural and second pleural areas completely sepa- rated; basally the metanotum is nearly smooth but apically it is very distinctly rugose-reticulate. Abdomen much shorter and stouter than usual; first seg-. Fig. 57.— Limnerium plenum, sp. nov. Type. ment short, not so long as the posterior slope of the metathorax; second segment a little shorter than the first; third to sixth about equal in length; terminal segment longer. Ovipositor issuing from the base of the fifth segment, from its extreme base to tip nearly asdong as the abdomen exclusive of the petiole. Wings yellowish hyaline; stigma fuscous; veins pale brown; stigma rather broad, one-half as wide as the marginal cell; second section of the radius twice as long as the first; areolet small, triangular, distinctly but shortly petiolate above; submedian cell slightly but plainly longer than the median. Described from one specimen with its reverse, both quite well preserved, from Station No. 17, collected by Mrs. W. P. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. : The Museum
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