Litobrancha recurvata
(Morgan, 1913)
Dark Green Drake
Litobrancha recurvata is a of burrowing in the Ephemeridae, commonly known as the Dark Green Drake. The species was originally described as Hexagenia recurvata by Morgan in 1913 before being transferred to the Litobrancha. It is native to North America with documented presence in the northeastern United States, particularly Vermont. As a member of the Ephemeridae, it belongs to a group of large mayflies known for their burrowing habits in aquatic substrates.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Litobrancha recurvata: /ˌlaɪtoʊˈbræŋ.kə rɪˌkɜrˈvɑːtə/
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Distribution
Documented from the Nearctic region, specifically North America. Presence confirmed in Vermont, United States. The has been recorded in the northeastern United States based on available distribution data.