Ixorida Explained

Ixorida is a genus of flower chafers (Cetoniinae, tribe Taenioderini). There are about 10 species, all from tropical Asia.

Species in the genus include:^[1]

• Ixorida albonotata - South India
• Ixorida aureovittata - South Vietnam
• Ixorida basilanensis - Philippines: Basilan I.
• Ixorida florenti - Philippines: Romblon I., Sibuyan I.
• Ixorida guentheri - Philippines: Panaon I., Samar I.
• Ixorida heinrichi - Indonesia: Sulawesi I.
• Ixorida magnierei - Thailand, Laos, Vietnam
• Ixorida mouhoti - Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Myanmar, NE India
• Ixorida philippinensis - Philippines: Luzon I., Masbate I.
  • Ixorida philippinensis nigripennis - Philippines: Panay I.
• Ixorida propinqua - Philippines: Mindanao I.
• Ixorida (Mecinonota) venerea - Sulawesi I.
• Ixorida (Mecinonota) regia - Sumatra

Notes and References

1. New species of Ixorida J. Thomson from south Vietnam (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Cetoniinae) . Studies and Reports. Taxonomical Series . 14 . 1. 81-88. 2018. Stanislav . Jákl . Jean-Philippe . Legrand.