Kermana imbuta

(Walker, 1867)

Purple-washed Stink Bug

Kermana imbuta is a of in the Pentatomidae, known by the Purple-washed Stink Bug. It is distributed across Middle America and North America. The species was described by Walker in 1867. As a member of Pentatomidae, it possesses the characteristic shield-shaped body and typical of this family.

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How to pronounce Kermana imbuta: //kɛrˈmɑːnə ɪmˈbuːtə//

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Distribution

Middle America and North America

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Observation frequency

As of the available data, there are 63 iNaturalist observations of this , suggesting it is not frequently encountered or may be underreported.

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