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03F26700FFB34329A7EDF83FFDED0A4D.text	03F26700FFB34329A7EDF83FFDED0A4D.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Hydropsyche cerva Li & Tian 1990	<div><p>Hydropsyche cerva Li &amp; Tian 1990</p><p>General Description. Larvae (5th instar). Body length 10–13 mm (n = 5). Body grayish white in alcohol. Head and pronotum dark brown, legs and anal claws yellowish brown.</p><p>Head. Head (Fig. 2A) capsule subquadrate, nearly square, 1.3 mm long, 1.1 mm wide in dorsal view. Dorsum of head uniformly black or very dark brown, except for small yellowish areas around eyes and posterolaterally, otherwise without conspicuous light marks or stripes. Frontoclypeal apotome with anterior margin slightly convex; with conspicuous transversal crease at midlength; and with posterior angle ogival, at about 70° angle. Posterior portion of each frontoclypeal suture nearly straight. In lateral view (Fig. 2B), eyes oval, black. Head with posterolateral regions yellowish. In ventral view (Fig. 2C), anterior ventral apotome (avp) nearly triangular, brown, with anterior border slightly concave and anterolateral angles rounded. Ventral ecdysial line more than twice as long as anterior ventral apotome. Posterior ventral apotome tiny, triangular, dark brown. Dorsum of head with brown hair-like setae, short yellowish-brown truncate peg-like setae, and short acuminate peg-like setae. Labrum dark brown, with its anterior margin convex and each anterior lateral margin with hair- like setae. Mandibles (Fig. 2D) brown, triangular in dorsal view, left mandible with apical tooth and four subapicomesal teeth; with about eight setae at lateral margin and with brush of about dozen stiff hairs at middle of inner side. Right mandible with apical tooth and four subapical teeth and with about ten setae at lateral margin. Submentum (Fig. 2E) in ventral view with basal 2/3 somewhat trapezoidal and distal 1/3 divided, forming two lobes; posterior margin slightly convex posteriorly; each anterolateral corner with some long, strong setae and many short setae. Maxilla (Fig. 2E) each with cardo drop-shaped, brown; stipes (Fig. 2F) with three clusters of setae, each stipes with about seven setae on membranous portion, five setae and six setae in lateral and medial clusters, respectively, on triangular ossification of stipes. Each maxillary palp 5-segmented, tapering from base to apex, galea adjacent to medial margin of palp. Labium (Fig. 2F) triangular and short with notched brown mentum in ventral view.</p><p>Thorax. Pronotum (Fig. 3A) subrectangular and dark brown in dorsal view, pronotum subdivided longitudinally by mesal suture, posterior margin nearly black, especially submesally. Pronotum covered with brown acuminate peg-like setae; short and transparent truncate peg-like setae, and slender, short, black hair-like setae. Prosternal plate (Fig. 3B, ppl) nearly trapezoidal, width about five times length; anterior margin blackish, slightly sinuous, slightly convex anteriorly on meson, posterior margin slightly concave. Intersegmental fold often covering two pairs of sclerites (Fig. 3B, lpi, mpi) posterior of prosternal plate; on each side lateral sclerite piece (lpi) and submesal sclerite piece (mpi) behind posterior prosternal sclerite fused into subrhombic sclerite (Fig. 3B), lateral sclerite irregularly notched posterolaterally.</p><p>Mesonotum (Fig. 3C) brown in dorsal view, undivided on midline, anterolateral angles lateral margins and posterolateral angles with black borders; posterior margin with black convex arc-shaped mark at middle; pair of posterolateral regions without dark marks. Diagonal grooves scarcely discernible. Muscle scars darker than background. Sparse truncate peg-like setae scattered over whole surface of notum, anterior margin with many hair-like setae and few truncate or acuminate peg-like setae.</p><p>Metanotum (Fig. 3D) of same color as mesonotum and undivided on midline; posterior margin shallowly concave, with mesal black transverse mark. Broad and deep diagonal groove issuing from each anterolateral angle, extending 2/3 distance toward posterior meson of notum. Muscle scars darker than background, longitudinally arranged. Setae on metanotum and mesonotum less dense than on pronotum. Mesosternum and metasternum with one and two pairs of single-stemmed gill, respectively.</p><p>Legs. Legs (Figs 4A, 4C, 4D) yellowish brown. Forelegs slightly shorter and thicker in structure and darker in color than mid- and hind legs. Each foretrochantin bifurcate (Fig. 4B), two branches divergent at angle of about 70º, with about eight setae, upper branch slender, lower one stout. Forecoxae shorter than mid- and hind coxae and somewhat conical in lateral view, each having dorsal margin with 7–10 spike-like setae. Trochanters (Fig. 4A) each two-segmented and approximate triangular, each with basal segment subtriangular and shorter than subtriangular apical segment, trochanteral brush usually present on apical segment, ventral margin with more than 15 spike-like setae and two long-slender setae. Forefemora in lateral view pentagonal, with dorsal margin (scraper) protruding at midlength, dorsal and ventral margins with dense long-slender setae and spike-like setae, respectively. Foretibiae and foretarsi shorter and stouter than mid- and hind tibiae and tarsi. Tarsal claws of forelegs slightly curved downwards, each with basal seta small. Mid- and hind coxae cylindrical, with dense spike-like setae. Trochanters each two-segmented and approximately triangular, with dense spike-like setae and some long-slender setae. Mid- and hind femora cylindrical, with few long-slender setae and several shorter spike-like setae. Tarsal claws short, slightly curved downwards subapically, each with basal seta stout.</p><p>Abdomen. Abdominal segments I–IX covered with dense black hair-like setae and sparsely scattered, halferect scale-hair setae (Fig. 4E, sh). Segment I with two pairs of bifid-stemmed gills; segments II–VI each with pair of ventrolateral bifid-stemmed gills and pair of ventromesal single-stemmed gills; segments III–VI with pupal gill buds laterally; segment VII with pair of bifid-stemmed gills. Subtriangular sterna of segments VIII and IX each with pair of ventral plates (Fig. 4F, vs), these sternites yellowish brown, covered with tapered, short acuminate peg-like setae, posterior borders of these sternites with some black long slender setae. Anal prolegs (Fig. 4G) each slightly sclerotized with spike-like setae and apical part with about 30 long slender setae arranged in one plane similar to spines of Chinese fan. Anal claws (Fig. 4G) yellowish brown, hook-like, angled about 90º.</p><p>Diagnosis. The larva of H. cerva is similar to that of H. grahami Banks 1940, (morphotype c1 of Zhou, 2007), but differs from it by the head capsule with posterolateral corners of parietals pale brown, not black to brown. It is also similar to the larva of H. orientalis Martynov 1934, but can be distinguished from the latter by the anterior margin of frontoclypeal apotome slightly concave, not straight.</p><p>Material examined. Three larvae and three males, CHINA, Yun-nan Province, Qiao-jia County, Xiao-niulan cun, Xiao-niu-lan-jiang, 27°38’90”N, 103°10’39”E, Alt. 612 m, 18 Aug 2019, collected by Chang-hai Sun &amp; Yin-chang Wang ; two larvae, Qiao-jia County, Yi-li-he, 27°78’73’’N, 103°02’45”E, Alt. 738 m, 17 Aug 2019, collected by Chang-hai Sun &amp; Xin-yu Ge; two larvae, Yong-ren County, Wan-bi-cun, Yu-pao-jiang, 26°34’05”N, 101°19’78”E, Alt. 1128 m, 17 Aug 2019, collected by Bei-xin Wang &amp; Xin-yu Ge; one larva, Yuan-mou County, Jiang-bian-cun, Long-chuan-jiang, 25°85’15”N, 101°87’08”E, Alt. 967 m, 16 Aug. 2019, collected by Bei-xin Wang &amp; Yin-chang Wang; one larva, Si-cuan Province, Jin-yang County, Lu-gao Town, Jin sha jiang, 27°55’31”N, 103°19’61”E, Alt. 588 m, 18 Aug 2019, collected by Chang-hai Sun &amp; Xin-yu Ge ; one larva and three males, Ningnan County, Hu-lu-kou town, Hei shui he, 26°96’56”N, 102°87’63”E, Alt. 610 m, 17 Aug 2019 , collected by Chang- hai Sun &amp; Xin-yu Ge; 2 larvae, Jin-yang County, Dui-ping Town, Shan-jiang-cun, 27°25’47”N, 102°95’67”E, Alt. 750 m, 18 Aug 2019, collected by Chang-hai Sun &amp; Xin-yu Ge.</p><p>Notes. The larvae of H. cerva were collected in tributaries of Jinsha River basin, they were found in both clean and polluted habitats. The substrate consists of silt, pebbles, cobble and boulders. Altitude distribution between 588–1128 m. Water velocity relatively low.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F26700FFB34329A7EDF83FFDED0A4D	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		MagnoliaPress via Plazi	Ge, Xinyu;Wang, Yinchang;Wang, Beixin;Sun, Changhai	Ge, Xinyu, Wang, Yinchang, Wang, Beixin, Sun, Changhai (2020): Descriptions of larvae of three species of Hydropsyche Pictet 1834 (Trichoptera Hydropsychidae) from China. Zootaxa 4858 (3): 358-374, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4858.3.3
03F26700FFB74325A7EDF813FB47088D.text	03F26700FFB74325A7EDF813FB47088D.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Hydropsyche penicillata Martynov 1931	<div><p>Hydropsyche penicillata Martynov 1931</p><p>General Description. Larvae (5th instar). The body grayish white in alcohol. Head and pronotum dark brown, legs and anal claws yellowish brown.</p><p>Head. Head (Fig. 5A) capsule subquadrate, nearly square, 1.5 mm long, 1.3 mm wide in dorsal view. Dorsum</p><p>of head overall coloration dark brown, with 3 yellow patches longitudinally arranged on frontoclypeal apotome in dorsal view; anterior patch largest and transversely elliptical, middle one drop-shaped, posterior one smallest and somewhat cucurbit-shaped. Anterior margin of frontoclypeal apotome nearly straight. Frontoclypeal apotome with conspicuously mediotransversal fold arm. Frontoclypeal apotome with posterior angle ogival, at an angle of about 80°, with posterior portion of each frontoclypeal suture slightly sinuous. In lateral view (Fig. 5B), eyes oval, black, each surrounded by conspicuous light-yellow mark. Yellowish stripe behind each eye extended to posterior margin of parietal and posterodorsally nearly to epicranial suture. In ventral view (Figs 5C, 5E), anterior ventral apotome nearly triangular, dark brown, with anterior border slightly concave and anterolateral angles rounded. Genae with large subrectangular yellow patch along one third of anterior ventral ecdysial line. Ventral ecdysial line more than twice as long as anterior ventral apotome. Posterior ventral apotome tiny, triangular, dark brown. Dorsum of head with brown hair-like setae, short dark-brown truncate peg-like setae, and short acuminate peg-like setae. Muscle scars lighter than background. Labrum dark brown, with its anterior margin convex and each anterior lateral margin with hair-like setae. Mandibles (Fig. 5D) brown, triangular in dorsal view, left mandible with two apical teeth and three subapicomesal teeth; with lateral margin having about eight setae and middle of inner side having brush of about dozen stiff hairs. Right and left mandibles symmetrical. Submentum (Fig. 5E) in ventral view with basal 2/3 somewhat trapezoidal and distal 1/3 divided, forming two lobes; posterior margin slightly convex; each anterolateral corner with some long, strong setae and many short setae. Maxillae (Fig. 5E) each with cardo approximatively rhomboid, dark brown. Stipes (Fig. 5F) with three clusters of setae, a cluster with about 12 setae on membranous portion of stipes, seven setae and five setae on lateral and medial portions of triangular sclerotized part of stipes, respectively. Maxillary palps each 5-segmented, galea adjacent to medial margin of palp. Labium (Fig. 5F) triangular and short with brown mentum in ventral view.</p><p>Thorax. Pronotum (Fig. 6A) subrectangular and dark brown in dorsal view, pronotum subdivided longitudinally by mesal suture, posterior margin black submesally. Pronotum covered with acuminate peg-like setae; short and dark-brown truncate peg-like setae; and slender, short, black hair-like setae. Prosternal plate large (Fig. 6B), nearly trapezoidal, with its width about 4 times its length; anterior margin blackish, slightly sinuous and slightly convex anteriorly on meson, posterior margin slightly concave. Intersegmental fold often covering two pairs of sclerites posterior of prosternal sclerite; on each side lateral and submesal sclerite pieces behind prosternal sclerite fused into subrhombic sclerites (Fig. 6B), each with posterolateral edge having broad triangular notch.</p><p>Mesonotum (Fig. 6C) dark brown in dorsal view, undivided on midline, with anterior margin straight, anterolateral angles and lateral margins and posterolateral angles black; pair of dark brown lines issuing from posterolateral angles extending anteromesad to level of ends of V-shaped black mark on middle of posterior margin, each line with anteromesal end bulging and darkened. Diagonal grooves indistinct. Sparse truncate peg-like setae scattered over whole surface of notum, anterior margin with many black hair-like setae and few truncate or acuminate peg-like setae.</p><p>Metanotum (Fig. 6D) of same color as mesonotum and undivided on midline, posterior margin shallowly concave, slightly sinuous black mark on middle of posterior margin, anterolateral angles and lateral margins black; broad and deep diagonal grooves issuing from anterolateral angles and more conspicuous than those of mesonotum extending 2/3 distance toward posterior meson of notum. Muscle scars darker than background, longitudinally arranged. Setae on mesonotum and metanotum less dense than those on pronotum. Mesosternum and metasternum with one and two pairs of single-stemmed ventral gills, respectively.</p><p>Legs. Legs (Figs7A, 7C, 7D) yellowish brown in alcohol. Forelegs slightly shorter and thicker in structure and darker in color than mid- and hind legs. Each foretrochantin bifurcate (Fig. 7B), two branches divergent at an angle of about 70º, with about 15 setae. Forecoxae shorter than mid- and hind coxae, and somewhat conical in lateral view. Dorsal margin with 15–20 spike-like setae. Trochanters each two-segmented and approximately triangular, each with basal segment subtriangular and shorter than subtriangular apical segment, trochanteral brush present mostly on apical segment, ventral margin with more than 30 spike-like setae and three long-slender setae.</p><p>Forefemora in lateral view pentagonal, each with dorsal margin (scraper) protruding at midlength; ventral and dorsal margins with dense long-slender setae and spike-like setae, respectively. Foretibiae and foretarsi tube-like stouter than mid- and hind tibiae and tarsi. Tarsal claw of foreleg slightly curved downwards, with basal seta small. Mid- and hind coxae cylindrical, with dense spike-like setae. Trochanters each two-segmented and approximate triangular with dense spike-like setae and some long-slender setae. Mid- and hind femora cylindrical, with 1–2 long-slender setae and shorter spike-like setae. Tarsal claws of mid- and hind legs each slightly curved downwards apically, with basal seta stout.</p><p>Abdomen. Abdominal segments I–IX covered densely with black hair-like setae and sparsely with half-erect scale-hair setae (Fig. 7E). Segment I with two pairs of bifid-stemmed gills; segments II–VI each with ventrolateral bifid-stemmed gill and ventromesal single-stemmed gill; segments III–VI lateral with pupal gill buds, abdominal segment VII with pair of ventral bifid-stemmed gills. Subtriangular sterna of segments VIII and IX each with pair of ventral plates (Fig. 7F), brown, covered with tapered, short acuminate peg-like setae, posterior borders of these sternites with some black long slender setae. Anal prolegs (Fig. 7G) each slightly sclerotized with spike-like setae and apical part with about 30 long slender setae arranged in one plane similar to spines of Chinese fan. Anal claws (Fig. 7G) yellowish brown, hook-like, angled about 100º.</p><p>Diagnosis. The larva of H. penicillata is very similar to the larva of H. columnata Martynov, 1931 (Xu et al 2018) in the cephalic color patterns and the overall shape in dorsal view, but differs from it in that (1) the yellow mark on the posterior margin of the frontoclypeal apotome is somewhat cucurbit-like, not oval; (2) the cardo is sub-rectangular, not triangular; and (3) the posterior prosternal sclerites each has a triangular notch on the outside border, not an irregular notch. It is also similar to the larva of H. trifora Li &amp; Tian, 1990 (Xu et al 2018), but can be distinguished from the latter in that (1) in H. penicillata the genae have a rectangular yellow mark anteriorly with anterolateral angles produced, but in H. trifora the anterior margins of the genae are yellow; and (2) the prosternal plate width is about four times its length, not seven times as in H. trifora .</p><p>Material examined. Four larvae, CHINA, Si-chuan Province, Ping-shan County, Xin-shi Town, Xian-fengcun, Xi-ning He, 28°68’57”N, 103°76’61”E, Alt. 368 m, 13 Aug 2019, collected by Xin-yu Ge &amp; Yin-chang Wang ; five larvae and three males, same location, 19 Nov 2019, collected by Xin-yu Ge &amp; Xiao Chen; six larvae 16 May 2019, same location, collected by Xin-yu Ge &amp; Xiao Chen.</p><p>Notes. The larvae of H. penicillata were collected in Xi-ning He stream. The stream is 10–15 m wide and 0.2–0.4 m deep, with water transparency about 0.3 m. Filamentous green algae were rare, indicating the stream may be oligotrophic. The substrate of the stream consists of pebbles, cobble, and boulders. Lots of larval retreats were found under the stones, sometimes on the marginal areas of the stones near the substrate surface.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F26700FFB74325A7EDF813FB47088D	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		MagnoliaPress via Plazi	Ge, Xinyu;Wang, Yinchang;Wang, Beixin;Sun, Changhai	Ge, Xinyu, Wang, Yinchang, Wang, Beixin, Sun, Changhai (2020): Descriptions of larvae of three species of Hydropsyche Pictet 1834 (Trichoptera Hydropsychidae) from China. Zootaxa 4858 (3): 358-374, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4858.3.3
03F26700FFBB4320A7EDFC87FE4A0A85.text	03F26700FFBB4320A7EDFC87FE4A0A85.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Hydropsyche uvana Mey 1995	<div><p>Hydropsyche uvana Mey 1995</p><p>General Description. Larvae (5th instar). Body grayish yellow in alcohol. Head, pronotum, legs, and anal claws yellowish brown.</p><p>Head. Head (Fig. 8A) capsule mostly yellowish brown, subquadrate, nearly square, 1.2 mm long, 1.0 mm wide in dorsal view. Frontoclypeal apotome dark brown, with three yellow spots arranged longitudinally, anterior spot transversely elliptical, somewhat connected with middle one, forming mushroom-shaped pattern with it, posterior spot subtriangular, with two sides parallel to frontoclypeal sutures. Frontoclypeal apotome with mediotransversal fold arm inconspicuous, anterior margin slightly convex, posterior angle ogival, angled about 70°, and posterior portion of each frontoclypeal suture slightly sinuous. Parietal in lateral view whitish yellow, (Fig. 8B), eyes oval, black. In ventral view (Fig. 8C), pair of files brown, parietals otherwise yellow; anterior ventral apotome nearly triangular, brown, with anterior border slightly concave and anterolateral angles rounded. Ventral ecdysial line about 2.5 times length of anterior ventral apotome. Posterior ventral apotome tiny, triangular, dark brown. Dorsum of head with brown hair-like setae, short and dark brown truncate peg-like setae, and short acuminate peg-like setae. Labrum dark brown, with its anterior margin convex and hair brush at each anterolateral corner. Mandibles (Fig. 8D) triangular, dark yellow basally and mostly black in ventral view, each with two apical teeth and 3 subapicomesal teeth; left mandible with about 10 setae at lateral margin and with brush of about dozen stiff hairs at middle of inner side. Right and left mandibles nearly symmetrical. Submentum (Fig. 8E) in ventral view with basal 2/3 somewhat trapezoidal and distal 1/3 divided, forming two lobes; posterior margin slightly convex; each anterolateral corner with some long, strong setae and many short setae. Maxillae each with cardo sub-rectangular, brown. Stipes (Fig. 8F) each with three clusters of setae, one cluster with about 10 setae on membranous portion of stipes, 9 setae and 7 setae on lateral and medial areas of triangular sclerotized part of stipes, respectively. Maxillary palps each 5-segmented, galea adjacent to mesal margin of palp (Fig. 8F). Labium (Fig. 8F) triangular and short with brown mentum in ventral view.</p><p>Thorax. Pronotum (Fig. 9A) yellowish brown, subrectangular, subdivided by pronotal suture; with anterior margin straight, and posterior margin slightly concave; posterior border black submesally, otherwise mostly dark brown in dorsal view. Pronotum covered with dark acuminate peg-like setae; short and brownish yellow transparent truncate peg-like setae; and slender, short, black hair-like setae; these three types of setae intermingled along anterior margin. Prosternal plate (Fig. 9B) trapezoidal, width about four times its length; anterior margin dark brown with lateral corners more extensively dark brown; posterior half with transverse black stripe. Pairs of lateral sclerite pieces and submesal sclerite pieces behind prosternal sclerite fused into pair of subrhomboid sclerites (Fig. 9B), each with triangular notch posterolaterally. Mesonotum (Fig. 9C) pale yellow, anterior margin with dark brown bor- der especially anterolaterally, anterolateral angles and lateral margins and posterolateral angles with wide black borders; posterior margin with black arc-shaped stripe at middle; paired brown lines each issuing from posterolateral angles and extending anteromesad to level of ends of above-mentioned black arc-shaped stripe. Diagonal groove inconspicuous. Muscle scars darker than background; dense brownish hair-like setae and sparse dark brown truncate peg-like setae scattered over whole surface of notum. Metanotum (Fig. 9D) of same color as mesonotum; posterior margin shallowly concave, with mesal black mark, paired brown lines each issuing from posterolateral angle connected with black mark; diagonal grooves more conspicuous than those of mesonotum. Muscle scars darker than background, longitudinally arranged. Anterior margin with dense brownish hair-like setae and sparse dark brown truncate peg-like setae. Truncate peg-like setae on metanotum fewer than those on pronotum and mesonotum. Mesothorax and metathorax with one and two pair of single-stemmed ventral gill, respectively.</p><p>Legs. Legs (Figs 10A, 10C, 10D) yellowish brown. Forelegs slightly shorter and thicker in structure and darker in color than mid- and hind legs. Each foretrochantin bifurcate (Fig. 10B), two branches divergent at an angle of about 60º, with about 12 setae, upper branch slender, lower one stout. Forecoxae shorter than mid- and hind coxae, and conical in lateral view. Dorsal margin with more than ten spike-like setae. Trochanters each two-segmented and triangular, each with basal segment subtriangular and shorter than subtriangular apical segment, ventral trochanteral brush present on forelegs, with more than 20 spike-like setae and 2 or 3 long-slender setae. Forefemora in lateral view pentagonal, each with dorsal margin (scraper) protruding in middle; ventral and dorsal margins with many long-slender setae and dense spike-like setae, respectively. Foretibiae and foretarsi tube-like, stouter than those of mid- and hind legs. Tarsal claws of forelegs slightly curved downwards, with basal seta small. Mid- and hind coxae cylindrical, with dense spike-like setae. Trochanters each two-segmented and approximately triangular with dense spike-like setae and 2 or 3 long-slender setae. Mid- and hind femora cylindrical, with 2 or 3 long-slender setae and some spike-like setae. Tarsal claws of midlegs slightly curved downwards apically, each with stout basal seta. Tarsal claws of hind legs stout, each with stout basal seta.</p><p>Abdomen. Abdominal segments I–IX covered densely with black hair-like setae and sparsely with half-erect scale-hair setae (Fig. 10E). Segment I ventrally with two pairs of bifid-stemmed gill; segments II–VI each with ventrolateral bifid-stemmed gill and ventromesal single-stemmed gill; segments III–VI with pupal gill buds laterally; segment VII with pair of bifid-stemmed gills. Subtriangular sterna of segments VIII and IX each with pair of ventral plates (Fig. 10F), brown, covered with tapered, short acuminate peg-like setae, posterior borders of these sternites with some long slender black setae. Anal prolegs (Fig. 10G) slightly sclerotized with spike-like setae and apical part with about 30 long slender setae arranged in one plane similar to spines of Chinese fan. Anal claws (Fig. 10G) yellowish brown, hook-like, angled about 90º.</p><p>Diagnosis. The larva of this species can be diagnosed by the combination of the following features: (1) the body is grayish yellow; (2) the frontoclypeal apotome has three yellow patches, the anterior one and the middle one are connected to form a mushroom-shaped pattern, the posterior one is somewhat triangular; (3) the anterior margin of the frontoclypeal apotome is slightly convex; and (4) each foretrochantin is bifurcate, with the two branches divergent at an angle of about 60º.</p><p>Material examined. Five larvae, CHINA, Yun-nan Province, He-qing County, Zhong-jiang Town, Zhong- jiang-cun, Yang-gong Jiang, 26°41’98”N, 100°44’84”E, Alt. 1196 m, 13 Aug 2019, collected by Xin-yu Ge &amp; Yin-chang Wang ; five larvae and two males, same locality, 21 Nov 2019, collected by Chang-hai Sun &amp; Yin-chang Wang; eight larvae, same locality, 16 May 2020, collected by Tian-jin Sheng &amp; Yin-chang Wang.</p><p>Notes. The larvae of H. uvana were collected in Yang-gong Jiang stream. The substrate consists of gravel, cobble and boulders. Filamentous green algae were dense, indicating water was eutrophic. The water velocity of the stream ranged between 1.6–2.5 m /s; the stream is 15–25 m wide, and 0.4–1.0 m deep. In August, the stream was turbid during high discharge.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F26700FFBB4320A7EDFC87FE4A0A85	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		MagnoliaPress via Plazi	Ge, Xinyu;Wang, Yinchang;Wang, Beixin;Sun, Changhai	Ge, Xinyu, Wang, Yinchang, Wang, Beixin, Sun, Changhai (2020): Descriptions of larvae of three species of Hydropsyche Pictet 1834 (Trichoptera Hydropsychidae) from China. Zootaxa 4858 (3): 358-374, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4858.3.3
