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Oedemera lurida
''Oedemera lurida'' is a species of beetle belonging to the family Oedemeridae subfamily Oedemerinae.
==Description==
''Oedemera lurida'' can reach a length of about . The body of these insects is metallic pale-green, gray-green or brownish. Males of this species haven't got the thickened hindfemora, on the contrary of the most males of ''Oedemera'' species. The elytra are narrow and covered with dense gray hairs. Antennae are eleven segmented and finely pubescent.
This species belongs to a complex of three species, the ''Oedemera-lurida-Komplex'', including species very similar and quite difficult to distinguish one from the other, as the separation relies on very subtle characters. These beetles usually need to be dissected and examined under the microscope. However, ''Oedemera lurida'' is the smallest species, ''Oedemera virescens'' is the biggest one, while ''Oedemera monticola'' is in between the other two.
Larvae develop in rotten wood or humus and feed on stems of herbaceous plants and on rotten wood, while adult beetles feed on pollen and nectar of a wide variety of flowers, especially of umbels, Taraxacum and Ranunculus flowers and hawthorns. They can mostly be encountered from April through July.
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