Intrapopulation Variation in an Australian Population of the North American Thrips, Bagnalliella yuccae (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae), a New Record from Australia

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“…One species, yuccae Hinds, has been distributed widely around the world with its cultivated host-plant, and is known from China. The head of Bagnalliella species associated with Yucca has distinctive small grooves on the cheeks, but the number of antennal sensoria is known to be variable (Tree 2010). Diagnosis: Head a little longer than wide (Fig.…”

Section: Austrothrips Brethesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An illustrated identification key is provided to 100 genera of Phlaeothripinae from China and Southeast Asia, together with a diagnosis for each genus, and comments on the species diversity. One new genus with a new species, Akarethrips iotus gen.n. & sp.n., and two new species, Heliothripoides boltoni sp.n. and Terthrothrips strasseni sp.n., are described from specimens collected in Peninsular Malaysia and Java respectively. Three Phlaeothripinae genera are synonymised, Mychiothrips Haga & Okajima syn.n. of Veerabahuthrips Ramakrishna, Syringothrips Priesner syn.n. of Gigantothrips Zimmermann, and Sauridothrips Priesner syn.n. of Gynaikothrips Zimmermann. In addition, four nomenclatural changes are included, Adelphothrips ignotus (Reyes) comb.n. transferred from Mesothrips, Karnyothrips palmerae (Chen) comb.n from Xylaplothrips, Xylaplothrips bogoriensis (Karny) comb.n from Brachythrips, and Oidanothrips notabilis Feng, Guo & Duan considered as a new synonym of Oidanothrips frontalis (Bagnall).

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Section: Austrothrips Brethesmentioning

confidence: 99%