The cicada Cryptotympana atrata Fabricius

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  • Photo title: The cicada Cryptotympana atrata Fabricius
  • Author: Yaclan
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  • The representative species of cicada insects of the family. The male abdomen with pronunciation, can continuously a sharp sound. The female is not audible, but in the abdomen and listening device. Larvae live in the soil, taking root, adults eat plant. Cicada hemimetabolous, consists of eggs, larvae, pupae ( PHS ) through the period and became adult. With the Zen from Buddhism, it is called cicada . The cicada has many varieties, all known as the slightly different: Southern Shandong called sister sneak; Southwest Tai'an Dongping area called the knot ( JiÄ“ LE ), Pingyin, Jie Huangxian called Liao ( Jié Liá o ), Qixia is good Liao ( Jié Liá o ); Heze called up fork, Juancheng called block; Qingdao Laixi and Henan Kaifeng, Xuchang, Pingdingshan, called the cicadas; Jiangsu Xuzhou called dish pull monkey; Shun called Ji Liao.
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