Saissetia oleae (Olivier)
- Margin
- Marginal setae: simple or slightly fimbriate
- Spiracular setae: stigmatic setae differentiated from other marginal setae, middle seta longer than lateral setae
- Spiracular cleft sclerotization: Absent
- Dorsum
- Derm: derm with areolations in older females
- Dorsal setae: Pointed spine like
- Submarginal tubercle: With numerous submarginal dome shaped tubercles
- Preopercular discoidal pores: conspicuous, restricted to area anterior of anal plates
- Tubular ducts: absent
- Anal plate: with posterior margin about equal to or slightly longer than length of anterior margin, with conspicuous discal seta; discal seta not fimbriate
- Apical setae: 3 or 4 apical setae
- Subapical setae: 3 subapical setae
- Fringe setae: 5 to 8 fringe setae normally 6
- Venter
- Submarginal setae: Flagellate
- Interantennal setae: Four pairs
- Prevulvar setae: 3 pairs of prevulvar setae
- Ventral setae: Pointed straight
- Antenna: 8-segmented
- Claw: claw without denticle; claw digitules equal
- Tibiotarsal sclerotization: tibiotarsus articulated, with tibio-tarsal sclerosis
- Spiracle: Without sclerotic plate
- Multilocular pores: normally with 7 or 8 loculi, multiloculars present in vulvar area forward to segment 2; multilocular pores anterior of anterior spiracle predominantly with 5 loculi
- Tubular ducts: submarginal tubular ducts with narrow filament restricted to submarginal areas
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