1. Vertex between lateral ocellus and compound eye completely or almost impunctate, shining; scutellum almost impunctate medially, with a large rounded projection posteriorly; sixth metasomal tergum blunt or truncate; wings blackish-brown; large bee (13-16mm).. Coelioxys dolichos Fox
Vertex moderately to closely punctured; scutellum closely, evenly, and deeply punctured, but with no projection; sixth metasomal tergum usually rounded..2
2. Thoracic and metasomal fasciae dense, conspicuous. Basal metasomal segment ferruginous, remaining segments black.. C. slossoni arenicola Crawford
Thoracic and metasomal fasciae narrow, inconspicuous. Metasomal segments largely ferruginous.. C. slossoni slossoni
1. Metasomal tergum 3-5 with longitudinal, median ridge; vertex with scattered punctures; scutum practically impunctate on disc; scutellum impunctate medially with a large, rounded projection posteriorly; wings blackish-brown; large bee (10-14mm).. Coelioxys dolichos Fox
Metasomal terga 3-5 without longitudinal, median ridge; vertex variably punctured; scutellum evenly, closely, deeply punctured on dorsal surface; carina separating dorsal and posterior surfaces incomplete laterally, only a small median portion raised above level of dorsal surface; thoracic and metasomal fasciae narrow, inconspicuous..2
2. Thoracic and metasomal fasciae dense, conspicuous. Basal metasomal segment ferruginous, remaining segments black.. C. slossoni arenicola Crawford
Thoracic and metasomal fasciae narrow, inconspicuous. Metasomal segments largely ferruginous.. C. slossoni slossoni Crawford
Previously placed in subgenera Acrocoelioxys Mitchell
County Records: Alachua, Flagler, Leon, Miami-Dade, St. Johns
Locations: Crescent Beach, Gainesville, Hawthorne, Kanapaha Prarie, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
Dates: April - September
Host: Megachile xylocopoides
Notes: NC to Florida
County Records: St. Johns
Locations: Crescent Beach
Dates: March-September
Plants:
County Records: Listed for Florida by Mitchell; Pascarella et al (2000):Miami-Dade
Locations:
Dates: March-September
Plants:
Notes: Endemic subspecies restricted to Florida