Synopsis of the Genus Trichorondonia Breuning, 1965 with Description of a New Species from China (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
Ruigang Yang, Jianhua Huang, Guanglin Xie

TL;DR
This paper describes a new species of longhorn beetle from China and provides a revised key to identify the four species in the genus Trichorondonia.
Contribution
The discovery and description of a new species, Trichorondonia wenkaii, and the first description of the male of T. kabateki.
Findings
A new species, Trichorondonia wenkaii, was identified and described from China.
The male of Trichorondonia kabateki was described for the first time with a new locality record in Hubei province.
Diagnostic features distinguishing the new species from others in the genus were detailed.
Abstract
The genus Trichorondonia Breuning, 1965 currently comprises three species. The type species, Trichorondonia hybolasioides Breuning, 1965, is distributed in Laos and China. The other two species, Trichorondonia pilosipes (Pic, 1907) and Trichorondonia kabateki Viktora, 2024, are both endemic to China. This paper provides a brief revision of the genus and describes a new species: Trichorondonia wenkaii sp. nov. Additionally, the male of Trichorondonia kabateki is described for the first time with the new locality record, and a key to the four species is provided. This paper provides a brief review of the genus Trichorondonia Breuning, 1965. A new species, Trichorondonia wenkaii sp. nov. (文凯毛郎氏天牛), is described and illustrated. Trichorondonia kabateki Viktora, 2024 is newly recorded in Hubei province, with the first description of the male. Additionally, photographs of the holotypes of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsColeoptera: Cerambycidae studies · Forest Insect Ecology and Management · Coleoptera Taxonomy and Distribution
