8'. Dorsum without dense pattern of small 8-shaped pores; abdominal quinque- locular or multilocular pores occurring on anterior segments Toumeyella, p. 115 9(5). Anal plate with a large discal seta (Fig. 84, D); dorsal derm with polygonal reticulations or cell-like oval areas, membranous or heavily sclerotized; dor- sal setae conical....... Saissetia, p. 106 9'. Without this combination of charac- ters ......................... 10 10(9). Dorsum strongly sclerotized with poly- gonal reticulations (Fig. 54) or divided into plate-like areas (Fig. 41) ........ 11 10'. Dorsum membranous or sclerotized, without polygonal reticulations or plate- like areas ................... .... 12 11(10). Each polygonal section with a pale area (cell-like); dorsal setae cylindrical or capitate; marginal setae stout and fim- briate ............ Parasaissetia, p. 68 11'. Each plate without a pale area; dorsal setae slender, curved; marginal setae slender, simple, or bifid .............. ................. Eucalymnatus, p. 50 12(10). Ventral submargin with numerous tubu- lar ducts, often in a band ........... 14 12'. Ventral submargin without tubular ducts or only a few present ......... 13 13(12). Ventral tubular ducts present; dorsal setae spine-like, cylindrical, capitate, or clavate; submarginal tubercles present or absent .............. Coccus, p. 36 13'. Ventral tubular ducts absent; dorsal setae slender, slightly curved, pointed; submarginal tubercles absent ......... ................ Mesolecanium, p. 63 14(12). Legs with tibiotarsal sclerosis and free articulation (Fig. 10, A) .......... 15 14'. Legs without tibiotarsal sclerosis and free articulation (Fig. 10, B) ....... 17 15(14). Spiracular setae in groups of 2 ......... ....... ....... ... Luzulaspis, p. 61 15'. Spiracular setae in groups of 3 ....... 16 16(15). With 12-20 pairs of submarginal tuber- cles; ventral submarginal,tubular ducts with inner filaments as wide or wider than the ducts (Fig. 59, Q) ............ ............ Parthenolecanium, p. 70 16'. Less than 12 pairs of submarginal tu- bercles; ventral submarginal tubular ducts with slender inner filaments (Fig. 69, R) .............. Pulvinaria, p. 85 17(14). Dorsal setae cylindrical or capitate; marginal setae stout, fimbriate ........ ................. Parasaissetia, p. 68 17'. Dorsal setae slender, hair-like, or spine- like; marginal setae bristle-like, spine- like, or conical, not fimbriate ....... 18 18(17). Submarginal ventral tubular ducts ab- sent on head, many on median region of abdomen; large discoidal pores ex- tending from anterior of anal plates to head (Fig. 74, H)..... Pulvinaria, p. 85 18'. Submarginal ventral tubular ducts pres- ent on head; absent or few present in median region of abdomen; large dis- coidal pores, if present, confined to ab- dom en ................... ..... 19 19(18). Peritreme of thoracic spiracles longer than length of coxae (Fig. 43); spiracu- lar setae subequal to or shorter than marginal setae; dorsal setae slender or spine-like .......... Eulecanium, p. 52 19'. Peritreme of thoracic spiracles equal to or shorter than length of coxae; one spiracular seta in each group longer than others and longer than marginal setae (Fig. 56, E) ................... ............ Parthenolecanium, p. 70 *Vinsonia stellifera (Westwood) is a monotypic species which is very similar to members of the genus Ceroplastes, particularly C. rubens Maskell. It differs in having a distinctive star-shaped wax covering (Fig. 101). Toumeyella parvicornis (Cockerell) normally does not have spiracular setae which differ from marginal setae, but in a very few specimens, 1 or 2 spiracu- lar setae in each group may be stouter than the marginal setae.