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Phylogenetic tree showing relationship of the Micrococcidae. Character
changes for clades. Stem 1: 4.b; 6.1; 7.1; 12.1; 15.1; 17.1; 19.1; 21.1; 23.1;
24.1; 28.1; 32.1; 35.1; 36.1 - Stem 2: 14.1 - Stem 3: 37.1 - Stem 4: 3.1; 4.b;
24.2; 29.1 - Stem 5: 15.2 - Stem 6: 13.1; 15.3 - Stem 7: 3.1; 22.1; 23.2; 24.2;
25.1 - Stem 8: 4.b; 20.1; 29.1; 36.0 - Stem 9: 1.1; 5.1; 31.1 - Stem 10: 2.1;
10.1 - Stem 11: 8.1; 37.1- Stem 12: 23.3; 34,1 - Stem 13: 11.1; 18.1; 25.1­
Stem 14: 2.1; 14.0; 15.2; 16.1; 32.0; 33.1; 34.1; 35.0 - Stem 15: 27.1; 30.1;
38.1 - Stem 16: 11a.l; 37.1 - Stem 17: 9.1; 10.1; 11.0.
postoccipital ridge at least partially divided (32.1). Life history with three
female instars (reversal at stem 14) (35.1). Any instar with enlarged setae present
(convergent with Aclerda arundinariae, reversal at stem 8) (36.1).
Stem 2. First instar with outer medial tibial seta absent (there is a reversal
to seta present in stem 14) (14.1).
Stem 3. Any instar with cruciform (bilocular) pores (convergent with stem
25 and 20) (37.1).
Stem 4. Adult female without translucent pores on hind legs (convergent
with Carphochloroides viridis and stem 7) (3.1); with invaginated tubular ducts
and without eriococcid-type microtubular ducts present (4.b). First instar with
one line of setae on each side of dorsum (convergent with stem 7) (24.2). Adult
male with scutum clear (convergent with stem 8) (29.1).
Stem 5. First instar with 3 setae on hind tibia (15.2).
Stem 6. First instar with outer distal tibial seta absent (reversal III