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Capside. 
sex black with pale markings; female, basal 
joint of the antenna once and a half as long 
asthe head . E 7 5 : : . VIRIDIS. 
(3) 4. Basal joint of antenna, in the male, as long 
as or longer than the fourth, pronotum and 
scutellum green with black markings; female, 
basal joint of the antenne once and two- 
thirds ag long as the heads. : c . SAUNDERSI. 
T. antennatus, Boh. (dorsalis, D. & S.).—Pale green, 
glabrous, fading to ochreous after death. Head transverse, 
deeply impressed on the vertex, black, or only with the 
centre black, eyes large and prominent, basal joint of the 
antenne red, often black at the extreme base, more or less 
constricted near the apex, pilosity very fine and hardly 
noticeable, third joint about three-quarters as long as the 
second, first and fourth joints subequal; pronotum in 
the 3 black, with only the margins pale, or pale with black 
markings, in the ? pale with the dorsal line black ; in beth 
sexes there is a deep transverse impression parallel to the 
anterior margin, sides sinuate, base emarginate ; scutellum 
black, varying to pale with a dark central line ; elytra, rarely 
fully developed, varying from green with the suture only 
shghtly fuscous, to brown with the lateral margins, 
widening at the base and apex, green or pale, membrane 
dark ; legs ochreous, tibiae and apex of the femora often red. 
L. og 4, 2 6mm. 
Rare; Reigate; Wicken Fen; Sheppey, Champion ; 
Hunstanton, Weybourne and Ranworth, Hdwards ; Lul- 
worth, Dale ; Camber, Butler; by sweeping in damp places, 
Reuter says amongst Arundo Phragmites. 
T. viridis, VD. § S.—Pale green, ¢ with the head 
and pronotum black, the base of the former and the 
sides, base and two discal spots on the latter pale, 
scutellum black ; in the ¢ only the dorsal line of the 
head black; antennee in both sexes green, basal joint 
distinctly hairy, not so long as in either of the other 
species, in the ¢ about equal to the fourth in length, in the 
? about once and a half as long as the head ; third joint 
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