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Lasioglossum admirandum (Sandhouse, 1924)
Halictus (Chloralictus) admirandus Sandhouse, 1924; Dialictus admirandus (Sandhouse, 1924); Dialictus perspicuus Knerer and Atwood, 1966; Lasioglossum (Dialictus) perspicuum (Knerer and Atwood, 1966)

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Subgenus: Dialictus

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Overview

Identification Summary: Most of what had been called this species recently has actually been L. atlanticum; L. admirandum has an open T1 fan; for now this species, and L. perspicuum, L. paradmirandum, and L. viridatum are currently considered indistinguishable and are refered to collectively as L. viridatum group.

Reprinted with permission from: Mitchell, T.B. 1960 Bees of the Eastern United States. North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station Technical Bulletin No. 141.


FEMALE�Length 5-5.5 mm.; head and thorax dull green or greenish-blue, abdomen dark, with metallic reflections; pubescence very short and thin, entirely pale; head slightly broader than long; clypeus slightly convex, rather broad, projecting about one-half below suborbital line; supraclypeal area considerably broader than long, much shorter than clypeus; eyes convergent below; lateral ocelli very slightly nearer eyes than to each other; cheeks subequal to eyes in width; face below ocelli somewhat shining, punctures very minute, close but obscure, vertex laterally more shining, punctures obscure; cheeks above shining, very minutely and obscurely punctate, shining and finely roughened below; hypostomal carinae sub- parallel; lower half of face somewhat shining, punctures minute and obscure, rather close, those on supraclypeal area somewhat more distinct, but very minute, well separated; upper margin of clypeus nearly impunctate, with a few subapical, scattered, fine punctures visible; scutum and scutellum rather dull, punctures very fine, well separated in center of disc (somewhat closer than in rohweri, fig. 99), becoming quite close laterally; pleura somewhat shining, more or less rugose above and anteriorly, smoother but dull posteriorly; dorsal area of propodeum regularly and completely striate, lateral faces smooth and shining; wings whitish-hyaline, veins and stigma yellowish; tegulae yellowish-hyaline; legs brownish-testaceous, becoming somewhat more yellowish apically; abdomen shining, punctures exceedingly minute and obscure, hardly visible, terga narrowly impressed apically, this area yellowish-hyaline, the more apical terga thinly clothed with pale tomentum.

DISTRIBUTION�Minnesota to Nova Scotia, south to Louisiana and Florida; March to September.

FLOWER RECORDS�Agastache, Althaea, Antennaria, Anthemis, Apocynum, Asclepias, Aster, Baptisict, Barbarea, Brassica, Ceanothus, Cirsium, Claytonia, Daucus, Erynglum, Fagopyrum, Gladiolus, Gypsophila, Helenium, Hydrangea, Hypericum, Isopappus, Koellia, Leucothoe, Lotus, Malus, Medicago, Melilotus, Nepeta, Oxypolis, Paeonict, Pastinaca, Phaseolus, Plantago, Polygonum, Potentilla, Prunus, Ptilimnium, Pycnctnthemum, Pyraeanthca, Raphanus, Robinia, Rorippa, Rosa, Rubus, Rudbeckia, Salix, Salvia, Senecio, Solidago, Splraea, Symplocos, Taraxacum, Trifolium, Vaccinium, Vernonia, Viburnum and Vicia. This species is subject to a considerable range of variation which does not appear to have any relation to distribution. The type specimen (U.S.N.M. No. 26405) is 5 mm. in length, but this varies from 4 to 6 mm. in the long series of specimens at hand. The pleura in the type are subrugose anteriorly, becoming smooth and finely tessellate posteriorly. In other specimens the pleura are sometimes quite shiny, sometimes finely striate, and in others densely tessellate. The third and fourth abdominal terga are covered with yellowish tomentum in the type, this not completely hiding the surface. In others these plates may be more densely tomentose, or may be nearly bare, and the apical margins may be bright yellow or rather dark. The type is quite blue in color, but numerous specimens in the series at hand agree in this respect. There is a possibility that two or more species compose this complex. Discovery of the male or males and some knowledge of the biology may give an answer.


Retrieved from: Gibbs, J. 2010. Revision of the metallic species of Lasioglossum (Dialictus)in Canada (Hymenoptera, Halictidae, Halictini). Zootaxa; 2591, 52-56


Halictus (Chloralictus) admirandus Sandhouse, 1924: 14. ♀. Holotype. ♀ USA, Woods Hole, Massachusetts (E. Cattell), [NMNH: 26405]. Examined. Dialictus perspicuus Knerer and Atwood, 1966a: 883. ♀ ♂. [new synonymy] Holotype. ♀ CANADA, Ontario, Iona, Elgin Co., 15.ix.1963 on Solidago, (G. Knerer); [ROM: 83647]. Examined.


Taxonomy. Michener, 1951: Lasioglossum (Chloralictus) admirandum p. 1111 (catalogue); Mitchell, 1960: Dialictus admirandus ♀, p. 377 (redescription); Krombein, 1967: Lasioglossum (Dialictus) admirandum, p. 462 (catalogue); Hurd, 1979: Dialictus admirandus, p. 1963, D. perspicuus, p. 1970 (catalogue); Moure & Hurd, 1987: Dialictus admirandus, p. 88, D. perspicuus, p. 121 (catalogue).


Diagnosis. Females of L. admirandum can be recognised by the diagnostic combination of a moderately elongate head (length/width ratio = 0.95�1.01), densely tessellate mesoscutum with sparse punctures on centre of disc (i=1�3d), pale translucent brownish yellow tegula, weakly rugulose mesepisternum, incomplete rugae on metapostnotum, T1 acarinarial fan incomplete dorsally and metasomal terga polished, brown, with distinct punctures throughout and T3�T4 with abundant tomentum. Females of this species are most similar to L. paradmirandum and L. sagax. Female L. paradmirandum have the mesepisternum tessellate and declivitous portions of T1 distinctly coriarious. Female L. sagax have the apical half of T2 nearly impunctate. Males of L. admirandum are similar to females but have longer heads (length/width ratio = 1.01�1.04) and may be further distinguished by a yellow band on the apex of the clypeus, abundant tomentum on face obscuring surface, elongate flagellomeres (length/width ratio = 1.57�1.82), extensive yellow on tibial apices and bases, and apical impressed areas of metasomal terga impunctate. Males of this species are most similar to L. sagax which differ in having the mesoscutum moderately polished due to weak microsculpture. Redescription. FEMALE. Length 5.00�6.50 mm; head length 1.51�1.63 mm; head width 1.55�1.69 mm; forewing length 3.97�4.45 mm.


Colouration. Head and mesosoma bluish green to blue. Clypeus with apical half blackish brown. Antenna dark brown, flagellum with ventral surface reddish brown. Mesoscutum golden green. Tegula brownish yellow to pale yellow. Wing membrane subhyaline, venation and pterostigma pale brownish yellow. Legs brown, medio- and distitarsi reddish brown. Metasoma dark brown, terga and sterna with apical margins translucent brownish yellow.


Pubescence. Dull white. Moderately dense. Head and mesosoma with moderately sparse woolly hairs (1� 2 OD), longest on genal beard, metanotum and mesopleuron (2�2.5 OD). Lower paraocular area and gena with sparse tomentum not obscuring surface. Propodeum with plumose hairs on lateral and posterior surfaces (2�2.5 OD). Metasomal terga with moderately sparse, fine setae. T1 acarinarial fan with wide dorsal opening, equal to width of lateral hair patches. T2 with basolateral and T3�T5 with moderately dense tomentum partially obscuring surface. T2 apicolateral and T3�T4 apical margins with weak fringes.


Surface sculpture. Face weakly imbricate, punctation moderately strong. Clypeus with apical half polished, punctation moderately sparse (i=1�3d). Supraclypeal area with punctation moderately dense (i=1�2d), medial line punctate. Lower paraocular area punctation dense (i≤d). Antennocular area punctation moderately dense (i=1�1.5d). Upper paraocular area and frons reticulate-punctate. Ocellocular area minutely punctate (i≤d). Gena lineolate. Postgena polished, weakly lineolate. Mesoscutum imbricate-tessellate, punctation moderately coarse and deep, sparse between parapsidal lines (i=1�3d), dense laterad of parapsidal line (i≤d), and punctate-reticulate on anterolateral portions. Mesoscutellum weakly imbricate, submedial punctation moderately sparse (i=1�2d). Axilla punctate. Metanotum ruguloso-imbricate. Pre�pisternum weakly rugulose. Hypoepimeral area imbricate. Mesepisternum dorsal half weakly ruguloso-imbricate, ventral half imbricate, obscurely punctate. Metepisternum with dorsal third rugoso-striate, ventral portion imbricate. Metapostnotum incompletely rugoso-striate, posterior margin imbricate. Propodeum with dorsolateral slope and lateralsurface weakly ruguloso-imbricate, posterior surface ruguloso-tessellate. Metasomal terga highly polished, very weakly coriarious, punctation on basal halves moderately dense (i=1�1.5d), sparse on apical halves (i=1.5�2.5d).


Structure. Head wide to round (length/width ratio = 0.95�1.01). Eyes convergent below (UOD/LOD ratio = 1.27). Clypeus 2/3 below suborbital tangent, apicolateral margins convergent. Antennal sockets close (IAD/ OAD < 0.5). Frontal line carinate, ending 2.5 OD below median ocellus. Gena narrower than eye. Inner metatibial spur pectinate with 4 teeth. Metapostnotum moderately elongate (MMR ratio = 1.25), posterior margin weakly angled onto posterior surface. Propodeum with oblique carina very weak, lateral carina weak, not reaching dorsal margin. MALE. Similar to female except for the usual secondary sexual characters and as follows. Length 5.00� 6.10 mm; head length 1.45�1.63 mm; head width 1.44�1.55 mm; forewing length 3.54�3.90 mm.


Colouration. Labrum yellow. Mandible yellow, apex red, base blackish brown. Clypeus distal margin yellow. Flagellum with ventral surface reddish brown. Legs brown, protibia (sometimes all tibiae) yellow except anterior and posterior surface with brown patch; mesotibia yellow except outer surface mostly brown; metatibial base, apex and dorsal surface yellow; tarsi yellow.

Pubescence. Face below eye emargination moderately dense partially obscuring surface. Lower paraocular area with dense tomentum obscuring surface. S3 apicolateral and S4�S5 lateral portions with moderately dense plumose hairs (1�1.5 OD).


Surface sculpture. Clypeal punctation moderately dense (i=1�1.5d). Metanotum rugose. Mesepisternum dorsal half rugoso-reticulate. Metapostnotum completely rugoso-striate. Propodeum with dorsolateral slope rugose, lateral surface rugulose. Metasomal terga apical impressed areas impunctate.


Structure. Head moderately elongate (length/width ratio = 1.01�1.04). Eyes strongly convergent below (UOD/LOD ratio = 1.50�1.54). Antennal sockets distant (IAD/OAD > 1.1). Frontal line carinate, ending <2 OD below median ocellus. Pedicel shorter than F1. F2 length 1.8�2.0X F1. F2�F10 elongate (length/width ratio = 1.57�1.82). Metapostnotum moderately elongate (MMR ratio = 1.21�1.23), posterior margin weakly angled onto posterior surface. Terminalia. S7 with median lobe clavate, apex rounded (Fig. 64F). S8 with apicomedial margin convex (Fig. 64F); genitalia as in Fig. 64D�E. Gonobase with ventral arms widely separated. Gonostylus small, dorsal setae elongate. Retrorse lobes elongate, attenuated and recurved apically.


Range. Ontario south to Maryland, west to Saskatchewan, Minnesota


Identification
Extracted by Gibbs J., 2011. Revision of the metallic Lassioglossum (Dialictus) of the eastern North American (Hymenoptera: Halictidae: Halictini). Zootaxa.

Taxonomy. Michener, 1951: Lasioglossum (Chloralictus) admirandum p. 1111 (catalogue); Mitchell, 1960: Dialictus admirandus ♀, p. 377 (redescription); Krombein, 1967: Lasioglossum (Dialictus) admirandum, p. 462 (catalogue); Hurd, 1979: Dialictus admirandus, p. 1963, D. perspicuus, p. 1970 (catalogue); Moure & Hurd, 1987: Dialictus admirandus, p.88, D. perspicuus, p. 121 (catalogue); Gibbs, 2010b: Lasioglossum (Dialictus) admirandum ♀♂, p. 52 (redescription, key, synonymy).

Diagnosis. Female L. admirandum can be recognised by the following diagnostic combination: head moderately elongate (length/width ratio = 0.95�1.01); clypeus with apicolateral margins convergent (Fig. 21A); mesoscutum densely tessellate, punctures sparse between parapsidal lines (i=1�3d); tegula pale translucent brownish yellow; mesepisternum weakly rugulose; metapostnotal rugae not reaching posterior margin; T1 acarinarial fan with dorsal opening; T1 anterior declivitous portion polished due to lack of microsculpture; metasomal terga brown, distinctly punctate throughout; and T3�T4 with abundant tomentum. They are most similar to L. paradmirandum and L. sagax. Female L. paradmirandum have mesepisternum tessellate and T1 declivitous portion distinctly coriarious. Female L. sagax have apical half of T2 nearly impunctate.

Male L. admirandum are similar to females except with head elongate (length/width ratio = 1.01�1.04); clypeus with yellow distal band; face with abundant tomentum obscuring surface below; flagellomeres elongate (length/width ratio = 1.57�1.82), yellow ventrally; tibial apices and bases with extensive yellow; and apical impressed areas of metasomal terga impunctate. They are most similar to L. sagax, which has mesoscutum relatively polished due to weak microsculpture.

Diagnosis. Females of L. abundipunctum can be recognised by the diagnostic combination of a wide head (length/width ratio = 0.92–0.93), smooth and shining integument with coarse, moderately sparse punctures (i=1–2d) on the mesoscutum and mesepisternum, posterior margin of dorsolateral slope and metapostnotum smooth, metasomal terga weakly metallic, and apical impressed areas of the metasomal terga polished with deep and distinct punctures. Lasioglossum abundipunctum is most similar to, L. punctatoventre and L. dashwoodi which both have the posterior margins of the dorsolateral slope and metapostnotum rugulose. Female L. punctatoventre have the apical impressed areas of the metasomal terga distinctly coriarious with fine, relatively obscure punctures. Female L. dashwoodi have the metasomal terga strongly metallic with relatively abundant pubescence on T3–T4. Lasioglossum reasbeckae is also similar but is golden green with a purplish supraclypeal area and has obscure punctures on the apical impressed areas of the metasomal terga which are not metallic.

Male Unknown

Description. FEMALE. Length 5.43–5.98 mm; head length 1.56–1.61 mm; head width 1.66–1.73 mm; forewing length 4.33–4.58 mm. Colouration. Head and mesosoma blue-green with brassy reflections. Clypeus with apical 4/5 blackish brown, basal 1/5 and supraclypeal area brassy. Antenna dark brown, F7–F10 with ventral surface reddish. Tegula dark, reddish brown. Wing membrane subhyaline, venation and pterostigma amber. Legs brown, medio- and distitarsi brownish red. Metasoma dark brown, terga and sterna with apical margins translucent yellow. Pubescence. Dull white. Mostly sparse. Head and mesosoma with moderately sparse woolly hairs (1–2 OD), longest on genal beard, metanotum and mesopleuron (2–2.5 OD). Lower paraocular area and gena with sparse subappressed tomentum. Propodeum with plumose hairs on lateral and posterior surfaces (2–2.5 OD). Metasomal terga with very sparse, fine setae. T1 acarinarial fan sparse, complete dorsally. T2 basolaterally and T3 basally with tomentum. T3–T4 entirely with scattered tomentum. T2 apicolaterally and T3–T4 apical margins with very sparse fringes. Surface sculpture. Face polished, weakly imbricate, punctation strong. Clypeal punctation moderately sparse (i=1–3d). Supraclypeal area with punctation moderately sparse (i=1–2d). Lower paraocular area punctation dense (i≤d). Antennocular area punctation moderately dense (i<1.5d). Upper paraocular area and frons punctate-reticulate. Ocellocular area minutely punctate (i=d). Gena shining, faintly lineolate. Postgena polished, coarsely punctate. Mesoscutum polished, anteromedial portion weakly imbricate, punctation coarse, moderately sparse between parapsidal lines (i=1–2d), closer but not dense on anterolateral portion or laterad of parapsidal lines (i=1d). Mesoscutellum similar to mesoscutum, submedial punctation sparse (i=2–4d), medial punctation minute, sparse (i=2d). Axilla punctate. Metanotum polished, obscurely punctate. Preëpisternum reticulate-punctate. Hypoepimeral area polished, punctate (i=1–1.5d). Mesepisternum polished and shining, coarsely punctate (i=1–1.5d). Metepisternum with dorsal half finely ruguloso-striate, ventral half obscurely punctate. Metapostnotum longitudinally rugose, posterior margin smooth. Propodeum with lateral surface imbricate-rugulose, posterior surface tessellate. Metasomal terga polished, punctation strong throughout (i=1–2d). Structure. Head wide (length/width ratio = 0.92–0.93). Eyes weakly convergent below (UOD/LOD ratio = 1.08–1.13). Clypeus ½ below suborbital tangent, apicolateral margins strongly convergent. Antennal sockets close (IAD/OAD < 0.5). Frontal line carinate, ending 2.5 OD below median ocellus. Gena narrower than eye. Inner metatibial spur pectinate with 3–4 teeth. Metapostnotum moderately elongate (MMR ratio = 1.15–1.21), posterior margin smoothly rounded onto posterior surface. Propodeum with oblique carina weak, obscure, lateral carina not reaching margin of dorsal surface.

Range. Alberta south to southern Utah and Nevada (Fig. 61).

Floral records. ASTERACEAE: Ericameria nauseosa, BRASSICACEAE: Descurainia pinnata, FABACEAE: Astragalus flavus, Dalea searlsiae, HYDROPHYLLACEAE: Phacelia hastata, MALVACEAE: Sphaeralcea grossulariifolia.

Extracted from: Sandhouse G. A. New North American Species of Bees Belonging to the Genus Halictus (Chloralictus). No. 2532 - Proceedings U.S. National Museum. Vol. 65, Art. 19.

Female.—About 5-5.5 mm. long ; head and thorax blue-green; abdomen black; pubescence white, rather dense. Facial quadrangle longer than broad; orbits converging below; antennae brown ferruginous, becoming ferruginous at the apex of the flagellum; face covered with moderately close hairs; front closely punctured, the punctures more sparse on the sides of the face; supraclypeal area and upper part of the clypeus blue-green, microscopically lineolate and delicately punctured; lower half of clypeus shining black, with few coarse punctures; mandibles faintly reddish. Thorax quite densely pubescent; mesothorax dull, microscopically tessellate, with quite close but shallow punctures; punctation of scutellum similar to that of the mesothorax, two punctureless spots on the disk; disk of propodeum without a distinct inclosing rim, shining, plicae extending across the disk and reaching the apex; truncation clearly defined laterally; tegulae very pale, impunctate. Abdomen obovate, shining; segments 1-2 rather sparsely pubescent; segments 3-5 clothed with dense, appressed hairs; apical margins of segments testaceous. Wings clear; anterior wing about 3.5 mm. long; stigma and nervures honey color, except the costal nervure which is dark testaceous; second submarginal cell higher than broad, receiving the first recurrent nervure very near the apex; third submarginal little longer than second on marginal. Legs dark, covered with white hairs; knees and tarsi clear red; hind spur not visible.


Extracted from: Halictus (Chloralictus) admirandus Sandhouse 1924 Proc.U.S.N.M.65, Art.19 p14 -15

Female.—About 5—5.5 mm. long; hetid and thorax blue-green; abdomen black; pubescence white, rather dense. Facial quadrangle longer than broad; orbits converging below; antennae brown ferruginous, becoming ferruginous at the apex of the flagellum; face covered with moderately close hairs; front closely punctured, the punctures more sparse on the sides of the face; supraclypenl area and upper part of the -clypeus blue-green, microscopically lineolate and delicately punctured: lower half of clypeus shining black, with few coarse punctures; mandibles faintly reddish. Thorax quite densely pubescent; mesothorax dull, microscopically tessellate, with quite close but shallow punctures; punctation of scutellum similar to that of the mesothorax, two punctureless spots on the disk; disk of propodeum without distinct inclosing rim, shining, plicae extending the disk and reaching the apex; truncation clearly defined laterally; tegulae very p:de, impunctate. Abdomen obovate, shining; segments 1—2 rather sparsely pubescent; segments 3—5 clothed with dense, appressed hairs; apical margins of segments testaceous. Wings clear; anterior wing about 3.5 mm. long; stigma and nervures honey color, except the costal nervure which is dark testaceous: second submarginal cell higher than broader, receiving the first recurrent nervure very near the apex; third submarginal little longer than second on marginal. Legs dark, covered with white hairs; knees and tarsi clear red; hind spur not visible.


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FamilyScientific name @ source (records)
Amaranthaceae  Celosia argentea @ UCMS_ENT (1)

Gomphrena globosa @ UCMS_ENT (1)
Asteraceae  Achillea millefolium @ UCMS_ENT (2)

Grindelia squarrosa @ AMNH_BEE (2)

Lactuca pulchella @ AMNH_BEE (1)

Rudbeckia hirta @ BBSL (1)

Symphyotrichum lanceolatum @ AMNH_BEE (1)

Taraxacum officinale @ AMNH_BEE (7)
Berberidaceae  Berberis vulgaris @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Boraginaceae  Hydrophyllum virginianum @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Brassicaceae  Raphanus raphanistrum @ UCMS_ENT (1)
Elaeagnaceae  Shepherdia argentea @ AMNH_BEE (1)
G. cangialosi  915 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)
J. rykken  1028 @ JRYB__SHEN (3)

1029 @ JRYB__SHEN (2)

1037 @ JRYB__SHEN (2)

1064 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)
K. kingsley  1057 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)

1059 @ JRYB__SHEN (2)

1063 @ JRYB__SHEN (3)

1064 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)
Lamiaceae  Ocimum basilicum @ UCMS_ENT (1)
Ml. epps  808 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)
N. rice  1031 @ JRYB__SHEN (1)
Polygonaceae  Persicaria bungeana @ UCMS_ENT (3)
R. minor  773 @ JRYB__SHEN (3)
Ranunculaceae  Nigella damascena @ UCMS_ENT (1)

Pulsatilla patens @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Rosaceae  Rosa @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Salicaceae  Salix @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Scrophulariaceae  Scrophularia lanceolata @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Verbenaceae  Verbena urticaefolia @ AMNH_BEE (1)
Violaceae  Viola pubescens @ AMNH_BEE (1)

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