Paracoccus burnerae

Slide-mounted adult female broadly oval. Live adult female broadly oval, body contents yellow, surface coated with white powdery wax coating, thickest at posterior end of body. Anal lobe cerarii each with 2 conical setae, 3–5 auxiliary setae and trilocular pores, all situated on a membranous area. Anterior cerarii all without auxiliary setae, each with 2 short conical setae and normally 3–5 trilocular pores except for cerarii on head, which often have 3–5 conical setae each. Oral rim ducts present singly next to most abdominal cerarii, plus occasionally 1 or 2 on submedian areas of thorax, and a single duct present behind each frontal cerarius. Oral collar ducts of 2 sizes: a larger type, each about same width as a trilocular pore and about same length as diameter of a multilocular disc pore, present near posterior edges of posterior abdominal segments, and fairly numerous in marginal groups on head, thorax and abdomen, also with a group opposite each first coxa; and a smaller, narrower type of duct present mainly across middle of abdominal segments and medially on thorax. Hind leg with translucent pores on coxa, femur and tibia.

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