according perfectly with K (S.W.) description & fig. (Ann. Bot. 3, 1925, 14) except that the antenna are slightly pubescent & with a more reduced style. Distinguishable from Raddiella, Er., only by the narrow almost marginless style - probably the same. The clypeus is remarkably pedicellid and winged upon the upper edge - the wings extend the whole length + to the base of the frons. The flower analysed had a three lobed basal part at the base of the flower.