608 Mr. O. E. Sanson's Notices of 



Glycyphana fitrticnla, n. sp. 



Above light gi-eeu opaf[ue; head, lateral margins of the thorax 

 and the epimera shining green ; a narrow lateral border and two 

 small spots on the disc of the thorax white; elytra with a small 

 spot ou the inner carina about the middle, two transverse lateral 

 spots on the apical half, one near the suture abont one-fourth 

 from the apex and one on the outer margin ne;u- the sutural 

 angle white; pygidium shining black, with brownish pubescence 

 and four small white spots; underside and legs shining green, 

 with a reddish tinge and long pubescence, tarsi greenish-pitchy. 

 Length 16 mm. 



Japan. 



Allied to G. albiisctvsu, Mots., but l)roader and more convex, 

 Avith the clypeus finely punctured, narrow in front and more 

 deeply emarginate, the scutellum shorter and broader and the 

 colour and markings different. 



Glycypliana rutilans, n. sp. 



Above light green, opaque; head, lateral margins of the 

 thorax, ej^imera, pygidium, imderside and legs coppei'y-red, 

 with sparse pale pubescence, tai-si green; elytra with a narrow 

 transverse lateral spot, about two-thirds from the base, another 

 at the outer apical angle, and one next the suture about one- 

 fourth from the apex white. Length 15-18 mm. 



India. 



Allied to G. alhosetosa, Mots., but much more coarsely punc- 

 tured, with the thorax broader at the base and more deeply 

 emarginate before the scutellum, the scutellum longer and tlie 

 markings different. 



Glyi:yjihana illiisa, n. sp. 



Enryomia rvfovittata, Wallace. Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. iv, 

 p. 578 (lHr.8) (nee Guerin). 



Above dull green. Head reddish-green, shining; closely 

 punctured, clypeus impressed and emarginate at the apex. 

 Thorax with the anterior margin and a transverse, curved, 

 discal band, more or less interrupted in the middle and dilated 

 at the sides dull red ; rather coarsely and deeply punctured, the 

 base rounded and emarginate. Scutellum impunctate, obtusely 



