Dachrys Erichson, 1847
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Dachrys Erichson, 1847 Fig. 7
Erichson 1847: 164; Lacordaire 1848: 405-406; Chapuis 1874: 146; Jacoby and Clavareau 1906: 68-69; Clavareau 1913: 80; Guérin 1943: 53-54; Monrós 1953a: 208-209, 1953b: 48-49; Moldenke 1970: 108.
Type species.
Dachrys succincta (Erichson, 1834), designated by Monrós (1953b: 48).
Diagnosis.
This genus resembles Saxinis , but is distinguished by the epipleural lobe not well developed and from Temnodachrys by the sides of the prothorax curved (strongly convergent towards the head); frons with deep medial pit; and distinct elytral pattern with transverse black bands on reddish base color.
Distribution.
Austral region of Chile and Argentina.
Remarks.
Monrós (1953b) separated the genera: Saxinodachrys , Cylindrodachrys , and Temnodachrys , formerly considered within Dachrys . Currently monotypic.
Argentinian species checklist.
Dachrys succincta (Erichson, 1834) (CHU, NQN, RNO). Host plant: Rhamnaceae : Discaria sp. ( Monrós, 1953a) and Chacaya trimereus ( Roig-Juñent, 2004).
= Clythra succincta Erichson, 1834.
= Dachrys succincta Lacordaire, 1848.
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