Moved from Stenodema.

Keyed to species in Kelton 1961(1). Clearly not S. trispinosum - lacking spines near the apex of the metafemur. I was more hesitant distinguishing between S. pilosipes ("species uniformly greenish; second antennal segment pale or brown, 2.5 times the width of head or less; tibiae strongly pilose") and S. vicinum ("species seldom uniformly greenish; second antennal segment reddish, more than 2.5 times the width of head; tibiae with slanting bristles"). In the field, this specimen appeared greenish; the second antennal segment is brown without a hint of red, and 2.54 times the width of the head through the eyes. However, I hesitated about whether "strongly pilose" was a fitting description for the hint tibiae. The description of S. pilosipes also mentions the black mesoscutellum (=mesoscutum, apparently) as another distinguishing character - this specimen has that character, too, so I conclude that this is S. pilosipes. According to Kelton, "This species has the appearance of vicinum, except for the olive-green colour; shorter, and brown second antennal segment; wider black vittae on head and pronotum; black mesoscutellum; and prominent bristles on hind tibiae" (p. 453).

Moved from Plant Bugs.

Keyed to genus in Slater & Baranowski 1978. Arolia present and diverging; pronotum without collar; second antennal segment not clavate; pronotum deeply punctate; first antennal segment about same length as head width; first antennal segment thick and densely hairy.