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Meimuna opalifera,
known in ****an as tsuku-tsuku-bōshi (ツクツクボウシ) due to its song, is a cicada. In ****an, it
emerges in July and is no
longer seen by about...
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Colla opalifera (commonly
known as Dognin's
greasy roller) is a moth in the
family Bombycidae. It was
described by Paul
Dognin in 1911. It is
found in...
- the
cicada are heard.
According to
Lafcadio Hearn, the song of
Meimuna opalifera,
called tsuku-tsuku boshi, is said to
indicate the end of summer, and...
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August 2019. Tsukutsukubōshi is a
species of ****anese
cicada (Meimuna
opalifera),
named onomatopoetically after its call. よつばと!(5) (in ****anese). ASCII...
- maculaticollis, from
which the
holotype was
sampled in 1939, and
Meimuna opalifera. Page
Purpureocillium takamizusanense on "Mycobank".
Westerdijk Fungal...
- an
ectoparasite of
cicadas such as
Hyalessa maculaticollis and
Meimuna opalifera species. 1st
instar larva 5th
instar larva 5th
instar larva hanging down...
- Dognin, 1916
Colla micacea (Walker, 1865)
Colla netrix (Stoll, 1789)
Colla opalifera Dognin, 1911
Colla rhodope (Drury, 1782)
Colla similis Felder, 1868 Colla...
- and are
noticeably different from
those found in Tokyo. With
Meimuna opalifera also,
there is a
slightly different song
between ****anese and continental...
