- The
genus Chrysotoxum (Meigen, 1803)
consists of large, wasp-mimicking species. The
adults are
distinguished by very long antennae, oval
abdomen with...
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Chrysotoxum bicinctum is a
species of hoverfly.
Chrysotoxum bicinctum can
reach a
length of
about 10–13
millimetres (0.39–0.51 in). This
species can be...
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Chrysotoxum verralli is a
species of
hoverfly belonging to the
subfamily Syrphinae. This
species is
present in Europe, the
eastern Palearctic realm, and...
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Chrysotoxum octomaculatum, the broken-banded wasp-hoverfly, is a
species of
hoverfly within the
genus Chrysotoxum and
family Syrphidae. It has been placed...
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Dendrobium chrysotoxum (golden-bow
dendrobium or fried-egg orchid) is a
widely cultivated species of orchid. It is
native to
Southeast Asia,
growing naturally...
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Chrysotoxum festivum is a
species of hoverfly.
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Morphology of
Diptera Wing
length 8·25–12 mm. Wing with a small, square,...
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Chrysotoxum cautum is a
species of
Palearctic hoverfly of the
genus Chrysotoxum. The
larvae are
thought to feed on root aphids.
Adults are
usually found...
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Chrysotoxum elegans is a
species of hoverfly. It is
found in
southern mainland Europe. The
larvae are
thought to feed on root aphids.
Beitrag zur anatomischen...
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Chrysotoxum derivatum is a
species of
North American hoverfly. 8.9–16.2mm in length.
Southern Alaska, Canada,
United States & Mexico. Vockeroth, J.R....
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Chrysotoxum plumeum, the broad-banded
meadow fly, is a
common species of
syrphid fly
observed throughout North America.
Hoverflies can
remain nearly motionless...
