O novém rodu a druhu červců (Coccidae). 
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of the surface appears scratched, except the penultimate dorsal seg- 
ment, which is smooth and shining. There are few short hairs round 
the genital aperture. 
Cerous laminations (fig. 1. 2.). The cerous matter arising from 
the glandular ducts in form of filaments flows together into plates, 
pyramids, and hornshaped forms of a shining white colour with two 
yellow bands. The area of the head gives rise to a plate rounded 
anteriorly and overlaping the head; the median area of the prothorax 
to a plate; the 1Ÿ—4#* marginal area to mighty hornlike productions, 
turned behind, the 5*—7" marginal area to plates flowing together 
and covered partially by the last pyramids secreted by the last seven 
submarginal areae. From the anus there rises a little tube formed 
above by a plate, and beneath by gutter secreted by the 7" segment. 
Beneath there are covered by small heaps of the cerous matter 
only the front, the basis of the frontal processes the eyestalks and 
the anterior pleural areae of the meso and metathorax. In females 
mature to breed, there is secreted a marsupium, in which the young 
remain for the first time. It has the length of the body, is formed 
of two parts rounded on their posterior end; the inferior groovelike 
part is secreted by the second ventral segment, the superior lamina 
is eomposed of eight plates, which are secreted by the lateral groups 
of glands on the last four abdominal segments. (Fig. 3. 3v—6v.) 
Larvae (fig. 5.) are born living, without any cerous secretions ; 
they are oblong rounded anteriorly and acuminate posteriorly, di- 
stinctly segmentated, light yellow. The legs (fig. 9.) and antennae 
(fig. 7.) as in the adult female; mentum monomerous. On the dorsal 
side are the median areae smooth, the marginal areae scratched, on 
the perifery with retortlike ducts of the ceriferous glands (fig. 15.), 
which secrete in several days a narrow border (fig. 5. vm). The sixth 
median area, which is in contrary to others very shining, bears on 
ts posterior angles a long spiniform hair (fig. 6.). The anal aperture 
is furnished with six long hairs and opens into the tube secreted 
by the glands of the last seventh abdominal segment (ie 6.4, TV). 
Adult female Long., 20 mm; wide 1'5 mm. 
Larva. Long., 0‘5 mm; wide 0'3 mm. 
Male, unknown, in any stage. 
Habitat: under leaves and moss; Bechlin, central Bohemia: 
prof. Vejdovsky 1885; Krälové Dvür n. L. east Bohemia: K. Sule 1894. 
As to the systematic position Oréheziola is closely allied to the 
genus Orthezia, though substantially distinct by the number of the 
