FURTHER INFORMATION ON GLYCASPIS SPECIES (HOMOPTERA: PSYLLIDAE) ASSOCIATED WITH EUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSIS, AND ON OTHER GLYCASPIS SPECIES

Abstract

Further collections have extended the known distribution of Glvcaspis blukei Moore in Western Australia, and added to the records of distribulion and hosts for other Glycuspis species.

Climate and the effectiveness ofPsyllaephagus bliteusas a parasitoid of the red gum lerp psyllid

“…The nymphs feed beneath their distinctive lerps, the dome-like shelters woven from strands of wax and carbohydrates that provide some protection from desiccation and predators (Moore 1975;Gilby, McKellar, and Beaton 1976;Laudonia and Garonna 2010). The nymphs feed beneath their distinctive lerps, the dome-like shelters woven from strands of wax and carbohydrates that provide some protection from desiccation and predators (Moore 1975;Gilby, McKellar, and Beaton 1976;Laudonia and Garonna 2010).…”

A NEW GENUS AND THREE NEW SPECIES OF SPONDYLIASPIDAE (HOMOPTERA: PSYLLOIDEA) ON EUCALYPTUS

“…Simple, brittle, white, variously shaped and similar in texture to those of G/ycaspis (Moore 1970(Moore , 1978, Eucalyptolyma Froggatt and Cometopsylla ruja Froggatt.…”

“…Norseman is of interest. Glycaspis repentinu Moore, a species which builds similar lerps on leaves and twigs, was collected from the same host at this site (Moore 1978). The possibility that K .…”

“…The Occurrence of K. nigrifax on E. (GA) tenuipes is of considerable interest. E. tenuipes is in the subgenus Gaubaea, which is part of the Monocalyptus suballiance (Pryor and Johnson 1981), whereas E. (EF) baileyuna is in the subgenus Euaksmia of the Symphyomyrtus suballiance. Moore (1970) found that each of these 2 suballiances supports a different subgenus of Glycaspis, with only 2 anomalous records (Moore 1970: 362): Glycaspis (Synglycaspis) tagmata Moore and The presence of the rhinarium on antenna1 segment V suggests that this genus is more rimitive than most other Australian representatives of the Spondyliaspidae.…”

NEW SPECIES AND RECORDS OF GLYCASPIS TAYLOR (HOMOPTERA: SPONDYLIASPIDAE) WITH PHYLETIC GROUPINGS

“…The deirada group (Moore 1970, p. 306) and the occidentalis group (Moore 1964a(Moore , 1964b(Moore , 1970(Moore , 1971(Moore , 1975(Moore , 1978) have been discussed.…”