Flight initiation of Nysius huttoni (Hemiptera: Orsillidae) in relation to temperature and wing forms

Wei, Yong Jiang

doi:10.1007/s13355-013-0231-1

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“…Starved and/or virgin females retain their flight muscles. WEI (2011WEI ( , 2014 describes the wing polymorphism of Nysius huttoni White, 1878, a lygaeid belonging to the Orsilinae subfamily. N. huttoni has three wing forms, termed macropterous, sub-brachypterous and brachypterous by the author.…”

Section: Case Studies Of Wing Dimorphism/polymorphism Of Phytophagous...mentioning

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A szárny dimorfizmus/polimorfizmus a poloskáknál (hemiptera, heteroptera): áttekintés funkcionális nézőpontból

Gidó

2023

JCEGI

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This is the second part of the article where the available information from the published literature on the wing dimorphism/polymorphism occurring among true bugs (Heteroptera) is reviewed from a functional viewpoint. This paper covers the case studies on phytophagous species and draws some general conclusions. Wing dimorphism/polymorphism has been studied in detail at the red firebug: Pyrrhocoris apterus (Linnaeus, 1758), at some blissid species - mainly at the Oriental chinch bug: Cavelerius saccharivorus (Okajima,1922) - at some lygaeid species and at the red-shouldered soapberry bug Jadera haematoloma (Herrich-Schäffer, 1847) (Rhopalidae). In general, the macropterous form has a delayed sexual maturation, which further enhances its dispersal ability but represents an obvious reproductive disadvantage. In most known cases of the hemipteran wing dimorphism/polymorphism the wing form is affected by environmental factors (polyphenism), but examples of genetically determined wing dimorphism also have been documented among Lygaeinae. Seasonal wing dimorphism/polymorphism is very common among the well-studied northern temperate species. Wing dimorphic/polymorphic phytophagous “outbreak” species (Blissidae, Leptoterna dolobrata) react with mass production of the otherwise rare macropters to high population density and altered food quality. An underlying wing muscle dimorphism/polymorphism frequently co-exists with the externally visible wing dimorphism/polymorphism. Known cases of full or partial de-alation are also mentioned and briefly discussed.

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Section: Case Studies Of Wing Dimorphism/polymorphism Of Phytophagous...mentioning

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A szárny dimorfizmus/polimorfizmus a poloskáknál (hemiptera, heteroptera): áttekintés funkcionális nézőpontból

Gidó

2023

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“…It is found that temperature is an important extrinsic factor for the take-off in nature. A relatively higher environmental temperature, which is usually between 25 °C and 35 °C, is more suitable for the flight initiation [67][68][69]. Moreover, it is found that the thoracic temperature is usually clearly higher than the environmental temperature before flight.…”

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Studies on the banked-turn of Coleopteran flight and electrical stimulation for wing oscillation and foreleg motion to elicit take-off and turning in flight

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Emerging Risks to Plant Health

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Kiehbadroudinezhad²,

Khanali³

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Biodiversity, Functional Ecosystems and Sustainable Food Production

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Flight initiation of Nysius huttoni (Hemiptera: Orsillidae) in relation to temperature and wing forms

Cited by 5 publications

References 35 publications

A szárny dimorfizmus/polimorfizmus a poloskáknál (hemiptera, heteroptera): áttekintés funkcionális nézőpontból

A szárny dimorfizmus/polimorfizmus a poloskáknál (hemiptera, heteroptera): áttekintés funkcionális nézőpontból

Studies on the banked-turn of Coleopteran flight and electrical stimulation for wing oscillation and foreleg motion to elicit take-off and turning in flight

Emerging Risks to Plant Health

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