Contribuição ao estudo dos aleyrodideos da sub-familia Aleurodicinae

An updated check list of the world’s extant whitefly species is presented, comprising 1556 accepted species names in 161 genera, together with a further 210 species-group names and 40 genus-group names in synonymy. 13 nomina nuda, seven nomina dubia and six species now formally excluded from the Aleyrodidae are listed. Nomenclatural changes introduced here are 10 new generic and 10 new specific synonymies, together with 23 new combinations, seven new replacement names for junior homonyms and one revived original combination. Three subfamilial names are available in the Aleyrodidae, most species being placed in the Aleyrodinae or Aleurodicinae. The controversial third subfamily, Udamoselinae, is briefly discussed. For species currently regarded as valid, only the original and current combinations are given, with authorities. Original countries of description are given, here updated to reflect current geopolitical boundaries, but distributions and biological data are not given. An index to all names is provided.

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“…India, Maharashtra. [Synonymised by David & Selvakumaran, 1990: 139] magnificus Costa Lima, 1928: 129. Brazil.…”

Section: Zaphanera Corbettmentioning

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“…Brazil. [Synonymised by Costa Lima, 1928: 137.] pulcherrimus Quaintance & Baker, 1913: 31 (Dialeurodicus).…”

Section: Octaleurodicus Hempelmentioning

confidence: 99%

An annotated check list of the world’s whiteflies (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae)

Martin

Mound

2007

Zootaxa

177

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“…Type species: Aleurodicus anonae Morgan (a synonym of A. cocois Curtis) by subsequent designation of Quaintance, 1908: 8. Aleurodicus (Lecanoideus) Quaintance & Baker, 1913: 70 Lecanoideus Quaintance & Baker;Costa Lima, 1928: 133. [Synonymised with Aleurodicus by Martin, 2008.…”

Section: Genus Aleurodicus Douglasmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Lecanoideus was described as a subgenus of Aleurodicus, but was later raised to full genus by Costa-Lima (1928). Martin et al (1997Martin et al ( : 1269Martin et al ( -1270 had already suggested the need for a revision of the genus, and Martin (2008) concluded that Lecanoideus should be regarded as a junior synonym of Aleurodicus.…”

Section: Genus Aleurodicus Douglasmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Aleyrodidae (Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha) of the Canary Islands with special reference to Aleyrodes, Siphoninus, and the challenges of puparial morphology in Bemisia

Hernández‐Suárez

Martin

Gill

et al. 2012

Zootaxa

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The whitefly fauna of the Canary Islands (Spain) comprises 21 named species distributed amongst 12 genera, includingfour species described here—Aleyrodes bencomiae Hernández-Suárez and Martin sp. nov., Aleyrodes laurisilvae Hernán-dez-Suárez and Martin sp. nov., Bemisia euphorbiarum Hernández-Suárez and Malumphy sp. nov. and Bemisia reyesiHernández-Suárez and Martin sp. nov. Nomenclatural changes comprise the four new species, one revalidated species (Si-phoninus finitimus Silvestri stat. rev.), and two revised synonymies (Siphoninus phillyreae multitubulatus Goux becomesa junior synonym of S. finitimus Silvestri and is removed from synonymy with S. phillyreae (Haliday), and the genus Be-misiella Danzig becomes a junior synonym of Asterobemisia Trehan; both the latter genera are removed from synonymywith Bemisia Quaintance & Baker). Also, we have provided detailed discussions and illustrations of eight distinctive pu-parial forms of the Bemisia afer complex with scanning electron microphotographs (SEMs), line drawings and habitusphotographs. In addition to the taxa described and discussed here, there are two new records for the Canary Islands,Dialeurodes citri (Ashmead) and Paraleyrodes minei Iaccarino. For each of the species already known and named priorto this study we include a brief account including its world distribution, its host-plant range in the Canary Islands, andfurther notes on host range beyond the Canaries. The general puparial morphology of each species is illustrated with acombination of line-drawings and habitus photographs. Three appendices are provided—a check list of Canarian white-flies, a table of host plants of whiteflies in the Canary Islands, and lists of examined material for the whitefly species already known and named prior to our study.La fauna de moscas blancas de las Islas Canarias (España) está compuesta por 21 especies distribuidas en 12 géneros, in-cluyendo 4 especies que se describen en el presente trabajo—Aleyrodes bencomiae Hernández-Suárez and Martin sp.nov., Aleyrodes laurisilvae Hernández-Suárez and Martin sp. nov., Bemisia euphorbiarum Hernández-Suárez andMalumphy sp. nov. and Bemisia reyesi Hernández-Suárez and Martin sp. nov. Los cambios nomenclaturales comprendenlas cuatro nuevas especies, la revalidación de una especie (Siphoninus finitimus Silvestri stat. rev.), y la revisión de dossinonimias (Siphoninus phillyreae multitubulatus Goux pasa a ser sinónimo posterior de S. finitimus Silvestri y por tantodeja de ser sinonimia de S. phillyreae (Haliday) y el género Bemisiella Danzig pasa a ser sinónimo posterior de Asterobemisia Trehan dejando por tanto de ser sinonimia de Bemisia (Quaintance & Baker). Por otro lado se proporcionan discu-

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“…Algumas espécies estão associadas a Cítrus spp. e, no Brasil, das contribuições que tratam de aleirodídeos em plantas cítricas, destacam-se: Ihering (1897); Hempel (1899Hempel ( , 1904Hempel ( , 1922aBondar (1923Bondar ( , 1924Bondar ( , 1928, Costa Lima (1928, 1942a; Silva et al(1968); ; Cassino (1977Cassino ( , 1979Cassino ( , 1991, e Nascimento et al (1997).…”

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Aleirodídeos (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) em plantas cítricas no Brasil: distribuição e identificação

Cassino

Nascimento²

1999

An. Soc. Entomol. Bras.

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An. Soc. Entomol. Brasil 28(1): 75-83 (1999) White Fly (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) on Citrus Trees in Brazil:Distribution and ldentification ABSTRACT-The geographical distribution of six species of white fly associated to Citrus spp. in Brazil is presented. Geographica1 distribution, hosts and natural enemies were based on material from 13 Brazilian States, field monitoring and visits to the more States and also review of the literature. Identification key was based on genera1 characters, morphologycal and macroscopycal of the "puparium".KEY WORDS: Insecta, natural enemies.RESUMO -É apresentada a distribuição de seis espécies de aleirodídeos mais comuns na citricultura brasileira. A distribuição geográfica, hospedeiros e inimigos naturais destas espécies, baseou-se em materiais recebidos de 13 estados, monitoramento e visitas técnicas em mais três estados e revisão da literatura. A chave de identificação das espécies baseou-se em características gerais, morfológicas e macroscópicas dos "pupários". PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Insecta, inimigos naturais.Os aleirodídeos estão amplamente distribuídos geograficamente e vivem sobre um grande número de plantas silvestres e ornamentais. Entretanto, diversas espécies tem sido apontadas como pragas de culturas de importância econômica, por simplesmente sugarem a seiva das plantas, outras por transmitirem viroses e substâncias toxicogênicas, por facilitarem o ataque de patógenos ou proporcionarem o aparecimento de fumagina sobre seus dejetos.Em estudos sobre "moscas brancas", nome vulgar das espécies de Aleyrodidae, subordem Sternorrhyncha como vetores de vírus, Costa (1969) informa que Aleurothixus floccosus (Maskell) foi relacionado com a transmissão da "tristeza dos citros", sendo, entretanto, esse registro duvidoso. Algumas espécies estão associadas a Cítrus spp. e, no Brasil, das contribuições que tratam de aleirodídeos em plantas cítricas, destacam-se: Ihering (1897); Hempel (1899Hempel ( , 1904Hempel ( , 1922a; Bondar

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Contribuição ao estudo dos aleyrodideos da sub-familia Aleurodicinae

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An annotated check list of the world’s whiteflies (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae)

An annotated check list of the world’s whiteflies (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae)

The Aleyrodidae (Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha) of the Canary Islands with special reference to Aleyrodes, Siphoninus, and the challenges of puparial morphology in Bemisia

Aleirodídeos (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) em plantas cítricas no Brasil: distribuição e identificação

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