Posterior body parts of Diaspis zamiae, Aulacaspis rosae [Rose scale] and Poliaspis cycadis [Poliaspis cycad scale]
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Posterior body parts of Diaspis zamiae, Aulacaspis rosae [Rose scale] and Poliaspis cycadis [Poliaspis cycad scale]
Plate 17, 'Monograph of the Coccidae of the British Isles', by Robert Newstead (Ray Society, 1900-1902). Figure 1 Diaspis zamiae, pygidium of adult female. Figure 2 Aulacaspis rosae, pygidium of adult female. Figure 3 , Poliaspis cycadis, pygidium of adult female. All at x250 magnification. Signed lower left but cropped to illegibility. The facing page is an approved [in pencil] proof version of captions, 'Explanation of Plate XVII'.
Original: pencil on board. ca. 1897
- Image ref: RS-9058
- The Royal Society