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SOME BEES OF THE GENUS NOMADA FROM WISCONSIN
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 May 2012
- T. D. A. Cockerell
- Affiliation:Boulder, Colo.
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Nomada Granicheri, n. sp.—♀. Length, about 10½ mm.; black, with bright lemon-yellow markings, the only red is on base fo antennæ, legs, and a little on mandibles; mandibles simple; anterior coxæ without spines; basal nervure meeting transverso-medial; third antennal joint slightly longer than fourth. This is aXanthidium with the face black in the middle and with yellow lateral marks, like teh EuropeanN.succincta.
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* Dr, Graenicher writes thatN. Graenicheri is probably parasitic on one of the late summer species ofAndrena, as it occurs with them onHelianthus spp.
