Becker, 1907 is newly recorded from China and the Oriental Region, with one new species, , described and illustrated. Observations are provided on the biology of visiting flowers of (Levl.) Krause (Liliflorae, Stemonaceae). A key to the genera of Mythicomyiidae known to occur in China is provided.
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