The Tortricidae (Lepidoptera) of Bhutan Author Groenen, Frans Author Wangdi, Karma text Zootaxa 2019 2019-08-23 4658 3 526 540 journal article 25923 10.11646/zootaxa.4658.3.5 d922f25d-1252-4379-8e0f-39124631c5d8 1175-5326 3376104 664EEF6E-ABD3-4DFB-B0B8-12AC082FE0E0 Bactra cophinana sp. nov. Figs. 20 , 66 Holotype . ♀ , Bhutan , Punakha , Lobesa , 8 km S Punakha , 27 º30´10´´N , 89º52´43´´E , 1410 m , 11.viii.2016 , sta. 15, C. Gielis , genitalia slide FG3327 ( NBCS ). Diagnosis . Bactra cophinana is related to several other Oriental species of Bactra , but it can be distinguished by the peculiar basket-shaped sternite 9 in the female genitalia. Description . Male unknown. Female. Head: Frons and vertex pale brownish yellow. Thorax ( Fig. 20 ): Forewing length 6 mm ; forewing yellow-brown, with scattered black scales and darker scales on veins creating a faint longitudinally striated pattern; a small pale dot between base of M 2 and M 1 , surrounded by a darker V-shaped spot. Fringe paler than forewing and with black dots. Hindwing pale brown, somewhat darker distally, veins darker. Abdomen: Genitalia ( Fig. 66 ) with papillae anales broad and flattened distally, very slender towards base; apophyses equal in length, about same length as ovipositor lobes; hind margin of sternite 7 deep concave, base of concavity folded, sterigma a broad and sclerotized V-shaped plate embraced by sternite 7, convex at base, arms medially swollen and folded, apical ends tapering, tops rounded; sternite 9 basket-shaped with horizontal ribbons; ductus bursae strongly widened distally, as long as corpus bursae; colliculum short, divided, covered by sterigma; corpus bursae ovoid, spined in distal ⅔; signa a small spined cup. Distribution . Bhutan . Etymology . The name cophinana is from the Latin cophinus , which means basket.