Bioacoustics of Phylloptera picta

Complementary description Lectotype male ( Figs. 1 and 4A ). Head: fastigium of the vertex rounded, with one sulcus that not exceeds the fastigium length; vertex greenish, with one black stripe from eye towards pronotum ( Fig. 1B ). Thorax: Pronotal disc ( Fig. 1B ) greenish, anterior margin straight, posterior margin convex; furcal sulci with a median constriction; lateral carinae outlined in black and yellow; prozona with a sulcus that extends to lateral lobes of pronotum; lateral lobes of pronotum ( Fig.1A ) higher than long; tegmina ( Fig. 1A and 4A ) rounded at apex, yellowish, with one oval black spot outlined in yellow, above CuA bifurcation; MP vein starting before the middle of tegmina, with one ramification (on the middle of the tegmina), and ending before tegmina apex; first branch of CuA vein diverging at the black spot; second branch diverging before first branch of MP; one closed cell between CuA and MP; four closed cells between branches of MP; three closed cells between the principal branch of MP and MA; Fifteen branches leaving R towards subcostal border; stridulatory area greenish, becoming brownish towards the apex dark brown; apex of femur III dark brown with black stains. Abdomen:subgenital plate trapezoidal, with two median orientated stilli ( Fig.1C ); cerci conical, straight on its first ca. four parts, becoming curved in fifth part ( Fig. 1C ). Paralectotype female ( Fig. 2 ) Overall morphology as in males ( Fig. 2 A-D); subgenital plate bilobate, triangular, with one large keel that begins at its base ( Fig. 2F ); ovipositor curved upwards, dorsal valves pointed, ventral valves slender on its first part, becoming larger towards the apex ( Fig. 2G ).