26) Xiphidiopsis (Xiphidiopsis) anisolobula Han, Chang & Shi, 2015,

1♂ (left middle and hind leg, right antenna lost): LAOS:/ Ban Van Eue,/ 13–15.IV.1965; J.L. Gressitt / Collector / BISHOP Museum

1♂ (left body damaged, only left front leg remain.): LAOS:/ Vientiane Prov. / Ban Van Eue / 30.III.1966; Native Col- lector; RONDON-- BISHOP MUS./ COLLECTION

1♀ (left front and middle leg lost): LAOS: / Vientiane Prov. / Phou Kou Khouei / Ban Van Eue / 15.IV.1965; J.L. Gressitt / Collector / BISHOP MUSEUM

1♀ (both front legs lost): LAOS: / Vientiane Prov. / Ban Van Eue, 750 m / forest Streambed/ 10–11.IV.1965; J.L. Gressitt / Malaise Trap / BISHOP MUSEUM

Diagnosis. General morphology typical of the genus. Male last tergite forming a single (unpaired) middle process, rather thick, divided into 3 asymmetry lobes: right one small and narrow, apical enlarged into 2 unequal broad lobes; cerci complicated large lobe, asymmetry, right one bigger and longer than left one, both strongly bend inward, with a branch lobe in middle half (Fig. 12 c–e), subgenital plate with posterior margin convex, bearing moderate long styli (Fig. 12f).

Female 9 th tergite without enlarged lateral posterior margin, subgenital plate with posterior margin deeply bifurcate into 2 lobes (Fig. 12g), ovipositor thin sword shape, long and nearly straight, ventral valve smooth, without apical hook.