Rhyparochromini
Amyot & Serville, 1843
dirt-colored seed bugs
Genus Guides
8- Cordillonotus
- Dieuches
- Orphnotrechus
- Peritrechus(dirt-colored seed bugs)
- Raglius(dirt-colored seed bugs)
- Rhyparochromus(dirt-colored seed bugs)
- Uhleriola
- Xanthochilus
Rhyparochromini is a tribe of dirt-colored seed bugs within the Rhyparochromidae, representing the most diverse tribe in its family with over 40 and 360 described . Members are characterized cytogenetically by the presence of a pair of microchromosomes (m-) and an XY/XX system. The tribe exhibits highest diversity in the Afrotropical, Palearctic, and Oriental biogeographic regions.



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Identification
Cytogenetic analysis reveals diagnostic features including a pair of microchromosomes and XY/XX system, with numbers varying among (e.g., 2n=14 and 2n=12 observed in Dieuches species). Metaphase plate arrangements may be species-specific; some species show peripheral placement of , sex chromosomes, and m-chromosomes at metaphase II.
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Distribution
Most diverse in the Afrotropical, Palearctic, and Oriental regions.
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Cytogenetic characteristics
The tribe is characterized by a pair of microchromosomes (m-) and an XY/XX (male/female) determining system. within the Dieuches have been documented with chromosome numbers of 2n=14=10A+2m+XY and 2n=12=8A+2m+XY, each possessing one pair of distinctly large .