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Platystomatidae from israel
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Anyone can ID this?
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100% garanty of ID!
We have strong expert on Platystomatidae Wink
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Platystoma cf. seminationis
 
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they are very common here in olive trees.
 
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But, alas, the genus is not small and I understand there are very similar species in the Mditerranean area.
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Valery will confirm the species or not.
Cool
 
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How is it possibale to confirm Platystoma seminationis? I have more photos so maybe another view will do it. Cool
 
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Platystoma seminationis is quite variable, and indeed five varieties are listed distinct from the nominal species. Judging from the degree of spotting visible (note particularly cell r4+5), I suggest this is Platystoma seminationis valachiae.

Whether or not these varieties should be raised to full species rank, or remain subject to Platystoma seminationis is a matter for the next revision of the genus.
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