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Formosempria    Takeuchi, 1929, is distributed in southeastern Asia from Taiwan and China to Vietnam, Myanmar, and possibly northern India. Three species are included:    F.   crassicornis    Wei &amp; Nie, 2002,    F.   shanensis    Malaise, 1961, and    F.   varipes    Takeuchi, 1929 (=    F.   annamensis    Malaise, 1961,  syn. n. ; =    F.   metallica    Wei, 2003,  syn. n. ).    Formosempria   varipes    was reared from larvae feeding on    Paederia   foetida    L. (  Rubiaceae  ) in Hong Kong and was a potential biological agent for the invasive    P.   foetida    in Florida. Larval feeding tests indicate more than one species of    Paederia    are suitable hosts for    F.   varipes    and further study for use as a biological control agent in Florida is unwarranted. Descriptions and illustration of the species are given, and life history notes on    F.   varipes    are presented.

journal of hymenoptera research

Studies on the Asian sawflies of    Formosempria    Takeuchi (  Hymenoptera  ,   Tenthredinidae  ), with notes on the suitability of    F.   varipes    Takeuchi as a biological control agent for skunk vine,    Paederia   foetida    L. (  Rubiaceae  ) in Florida