The Coccidae (Hemiptera: Coccoidea) of Chile, with descriptions of three new species and transfer of Lecanium resinatum Kieffer & Herbst to the Kerriidae Author Kondo, Takumasa Author Gullan, Penny J. text Zootaxa 2010 2560 1 15 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.293984 15c86811-b9bf-40de-b89d-3fd161964b2c 1175-5326 293984 Genus Stictolecanium Cockerell Stictolecanium Cockerell, 1902 : 452 . Type species: Lecanium ornatum Hempel, 1900 : 421 . By original designation and monotypy. This genus belongs to the Saissetiini (Coccinae) ( Hodgson, 1994 ) and has four species, two from Brazil and two from Argentina (Granara de Willink, 2006). The type species was described based on specimens from Eugenia jaboticaba (Myrtaceae) collected in Brazil . The new species, described below, shares the following features with S. ornatum (Hempel) , the type species of the genus: (1) dorsal pores arranged in a reticulated pattern; (2) marginal setae numerous; (3) ventral tubular ducts of two or more types in a submarginal band; (4) legs with tibio-tarsal scleroses; (5) spiracular pores with 5-loculi; (6) perivulvar pores with 10 loculi, present on mid areas of all abdominal segments; and (7) antennae 8 segmented. The species differs from S. ornatum by the following combination of features (character states of S. ornatum in parentheses, taken from Hodgson (1994)) : (1) cribriform plates absent (present), (2) stigmatic spine differentiated from marginal setae (not differentiated), (3) marginal setae of 2 types , i.e., bluntly spinose with knobbed apex, and sharply spinose (marginal setae very long and setose, with a flagellate apex), (4) ventral tubular ducts of 2 types (3 types ), and (5) perivulvar pores absent from area mesad to each prothoracic coxa and near antennae (present mesad to each prothoracic coxa and with a single pore near each antenna).