confusa has a wide sacculus, short triangular
clavus, short vesica with 2 large dorsal diverticula, and small cornuti (Figs.
1A);
clavus divided into two parts with uprising; inner margin of
clavus slightly concave, longer than scutellum; inner margin of corium behind
clavus straight; corium flat, without bulging posteriorly; hemelytron without rows of punctures on
clavus and on R + M (Fig.
Forewing with Cu1a straight or slightly convex distad of
clavus, not reaching M (Chou & Wang 1985: Fig.
Hemelytron: Pale yellowish green, with
clavus, baso-medial region of corium, large cell, and hemelytral membrane variably and diffusely dusky.
Holotype female: a- head (median postocular setae--from left to right S1, S2 and S3 arrowed), b-pronotum, c-metascutum, d-right
clavus, e-tergites iv-v, f-tergites viii-ix.
Hemelytra: Claval commissure elongate, 1.5x longer than scutellar margin of
clavus. GENITALIA: Female: Dorsal labiate plate with small sclerotized rings, small medial plates (Fig.
(13) Right forewing
clavus. (14) Bright yellow spots and living adult.
Forewing broad, 2.0 times as long as maximum breadth, without granulae, Sc+R forking about medially, Cul forking about at 2/5 basal, with about 15 apical cells and 6 subapical cells, claval veins uniting basad of middle of
clavus.
1): General coloration brown with pale appendages and white fascia on corium and
clavus. Head and thorax brown, buccular and genal regions reddish brown, first and second labial segments pale, third segment brown, membranous areas between buccula and first segment, first and second segment, and truncate tip of third segment whitish; scape and pedicel pale, basiflagellomere and distiflagellomere slightly darker (Fig.
4e, f); female micropterous forewing orangish brown, without apical white band; male macropterous forewing mostly orangish brown, sometimes base of
clavus darker; region bounding corial fracture white; pygophore with dorso-sinistral tumescence, genital opening without tubercles (Fig.
Forewings pale brown, hyaline; veins brown, tubercles dark brown; stigma black;
clavus with a short transversal brown band, just distad of fork PCu+A1.
DESCRIPTION: Body ovoid, slightly elongated; dorsal surface generally light castaneous, weakly shining, spotted, with uniformly distributed, simple, pale brown, semierect setae; dark small spots on pronotum and
clavus somewhat obscured or obliterated (Fig.
