Cryptocephalus striatulus Leconte, 1880  

“Pronotum: Dull light orange, sometimes vaguely clouded with blackish; surface usually alutaceous, punctation not or obscurely dual (small punctures usually not visible), larger punctures quite large and coarse. Elytra: Dull light orange, sometimes vaguely to distinctly clouded with blackish (no pattern evident). With nine rows of even, never confused punctures (excepting those of apex); punctures a little larger, denser than usual, finer at elytral apex; inner and outer rows usually distinct at apex, sometimes clearly meeting, often obscured by confused punctures and not meeting. Prosternum: Anterior margin in both sexes not produced, evenly arcuate. Length: 2.0 to 2.4 mm. ... The concavity of the fifth abdominal segment of the female is not as well developed in this species as in other members of the genus” (White, 1968: 89-90).