Abstract
Dryophilocoris Reuter 1875 is a small genus of the Palaearctic mirid subfamily Orthotylinae, with 12 described species in the world (Kerzhner & Josifov, 1999; Yasunaga, 1999). Most species in this genus are distributed in northeastern Asia, except forthree European species. The members of this genus can be easily distinguished by a combination of the following: (1) body elongate, parallel-sided; (2) a vertex with transverse carina basally; (3) eye almost contiguous to the pronotum; (4) anteriorly constricted pronotum divided into two (anterior and posterior) lobes; (5) an impunctate pronotum and shallowly punctate hemelytra with blackish short pubescences; (6) vesica with 3 sclerites.
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