1987
DOI: 10.1080/00779962.1987.9722497
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Thysanoptera as tropical tramps: New records from New Zealand and the Pacific

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“…Okajima (1983) reviewed the genus worldwide and provided an identification key to 17 known species. Subsequently, eleven further species were added to the genus: from New Zealand (three species), Japan (four species), and China (four species) (respectively Mound and Walker 1986; Okajima 1992; Zhang and Tong 1997; Wang et al 2007). Okajima and Urushihara (1992) transferred Trichothrips lewisi Bagnall, to Psalidothrips and treated P. alaris Haga as a synonym of P. lewisi (Bagnall).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Okajima (1983) reviewed the genus worldwide and provided an identification key to 17 known species. Subsequently, eleven further species were added to the genus: from New Zealand (three species), Japan (four species), and China (four species) (respectively Mound and Walker 1986; Okajima 1992; Zhang and Tong 1997; Wang et al 2007). Okajima and Urushihara (1992) transferred Trichothrips lewisi Bagnall, to Psalidothrips and treated P. alaris Haga as a synonym of P. lewisi (Bagnall).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…of horticultural significance (Mound & Walker, 1987;Palmer Aleurodothrips fasciapennis Franklin (Thysanoptera:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the Thysanoptera-Tubulifera fauna of New Zealand, Mound & Walker (1986) indicated that 17 species appeared to be immigrants from Australia. This total has subsequently risen to 19 (table 1), and most of these species are also now known from Tasmania.…”
Section: Lomatothrips Mound and Walkermentioning
confidence: 99%