setulose

Male terminalia: Hypoproct slightly bilobed, wider than cercus, with pair of posterior setae; aedeagus longer than hypoproct and parameres; parameres apically with 2 to 3 short setae; gonocoxite cylindrical; gonostylus attenuate, widest at base, tapering to narrow apex, setulose basally, carinate beyond; apical tooth present.

Adults with setulose antennal flagellomere necks in both sexes, four-segmented palpi, reduced male mid-circumfila, toothed tarsal claw, male tergites 7 and 8, and female tergite 8 narrow, elongated, and without setae or scales.

6 cm de diam., asymmetric; sepals green, oblong or orbicular to ovate, abaxial surface pilose, 7.5-8.5 X 4-6 mm; petals yellow, two external, oblong to ovate, 16-31 X 9-26 mm, two internal, oblong to obovate, 14-30 X 9-19 mm, cuculus orbicular, bent around the androecium and gynoecium, 17-25 X 11-20 mm; stamens yellow to vinaceous, 8-18 mm long; staminoids yellow, 4-5 mm long; ovary yellow, setulose, 16-28 mm long; style green, 3-5 mm long.

2A) with small bump midway on anterior margin of basal section, pair of setulose papillae on base, 1 setulose papilla posterior to base, and recurved, apically rounded hook.

The basal portion of stem-vein setulose dorsally, subcostal sclerite bare (fig.10).

The non-functional wings are reduced to setulose, strap-like appendages and the halteres are likewise reduced to barely visible nodular processes (Kirk-Spriggs et al.

1 mm wide, pappus of 2(3) divergent awns 1-2 mm long, antrorsely setulose, some (mostly the outer) with corky small protuberances along the posterior side.

AL scutalae longer than PL scutalae; AL 75um, PL 52um long, both setulose and blunt ended.

Wing: Base fuscous, basicosta black; costa setulose only basally on ventral surface; costal spine shorter than cross-vein r-m; radial node bare, calypters brown; lower calypter slightly shorter than upper one; halter yellow.

Fruit 1(-2) seeded with apical stigmatic remains, subglobose, obovoid, ellipsoid, top-shaped, pear-shaped, short to long beaked; epicarp brown, yellowish or orange-red, not splitting when ripe, or splitting and spreading to expose the endocarp, tomentose, setulose or glabrous, unarmed or armed with flattened, brown or black, up to 1,5 cm long spines; mesocarp 2-10 mm thick, fleshy or dry and starchy, [+ or -]fibrous; endocarp thick, stony, with flattened black fibers forming a star-like pattern around the germinating pores, these located in the distal part; endosperm homogeneous.

Third maxilliped consisting of four segments, concealed by the anterolateral part of carapace; ultimate segment stout, about 1.2 times longer than penultimate segment, tapering distally, with some spines on truncate distal margin; lateral surface of ultimate segment longitudinally carinate, with row of stiff setae; cross section trigonal; antepenultimate segment flattened dorsoventrally, with numerous heavily plumose setae on margins and with prominent cluster of long setulose setae on low elevation at proximomesial part; coxa heavily setose, with large, bilobed epipod; no strap-like process on epipod.