Tentatively, judging from drawings of Prószyński and Zabka, the rta seems less slender at the base in munita than in versicolor; furthermore, there could be a difference in shape of the retrolateral lobe of the tegulum, which arises retrolaterally alongside the down-turned branch of the U-bend of the sperm duct, versus from the distalmost tip of the U in versicolor; also the embolus is slightly stouter and bent directly at the base. The single female examined has a carapace ornamentation similar to that in versicolor; the abdomen wears ventrally numerous elongate iridescent setae. In live specimens, differences in carapace and abdomen decoration pattern probably do exist, including local variations. The epigyne is distinctive: copulatory ducts are stouter than in versicolor (Fig. 18c, e) and diverging (Fig. 18d, f), the transverse folds running from the outer edge of the copulatory openings continue as an uninterrupted fold or bar all across the anterior edge of the epigyne (Fig. 18d, f). We have not been able to examine a male of this species.

Japan, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, North Korea, South Korea.

The World Spider Catalog (2024) erroneously indicates that the treatment of this species in Hu (2001) is based on the female; it is in fact based on the male.