Pantomorus albosignatus

Adult body length 5.0–7.9 mm. Vestiture pale grey or pale brown, with characteristic color pattern of whitish stripes and maculae on pronotum and elytra. Pronotum with five longitudinal stripes extended along midline, dorsum, and margins. Elytra oval, short (LE/WE 1.25–1.45×), convex, lacking humeri or with vestigial humeri, densely covered with erect to suberect setae. Scales rounded, broadly overlapped, dense, usually forming circles around setae and punctures of elytra. Setae fine, suberect, short and anteriorly directed on rostrum and pronotum, longer and posteriorly directed on elytra, forming 1–2 irregular lines on each interval, very long on apical declivity. Antennae short, stout, setose, scape not reaching hind margin of eye. Pronotum subcylindrical, widest near middle (WP/LP 1.25–1.35×), longer and narrower relative to elytra (LE/LP 2.30×). Rostrum slightly longer than wide at apex. Scaly vestiture scattered on legs, lacking on antennae and central line of abdomen. Ventrite 5 about same length as 3+4 in females and slightly longer in males.

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