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). This is a striking species characterized by coarse contiguous punctures, a long narrow mesosoma, a color pattern made up of contrasting silver and black setae, and four conspicuous yellow maculae on tergum II. Also, the head is black, with the antennal scrobe and gena strongly carinate, and a strong genal carina. It lacks a scutellar scale, and the pygidium is coarsely rugose.
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wide X 3.2–4.0 mm long), gently sloping into propodeum, with coarse contiguous punctures throughout, except mesopleuron smooth; scutellar scale absent; with strong humeral carina; anterior margin evenly transverse, not emarginate medially; anterior half with dense black setae, followed by 
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. Unknown.
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. 
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<emphasis id="B95FA64CCB37C206CEA7FC83FEC2C2A5" box="[198,330,872,897]" italics="true" pageId="43" pageNumber="44">Etymology.</emphasis>
From the Greek 
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“lemon” and Latin 
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. This species is known only from the female. It is easily identified by the four yellow maculae on tergum II, the conspicuous 
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