Checklist of Lithuanian Diptera

Pakalniškis, Saulius; Rimšaitė, Jolanta; Sprangauskaitė-Bernotienė, Rasa; Butautaitė, Rasa; Podenas, Sigitas

doi:10.1080/13921657.2000.10512316

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“…In all other localities, where sea buckthorn occurred only in small numbers, the presence of R. batava was not recorded. Although two species, Carpomya schineri and R. alternata are associated with roses and were known from Lithuania previously (Pakalniškis et al 2006), only R. alternata specimens were observed during the study. R. alternata was recorded only at three sites with one fly specimen per each locality.…”

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“…Rhagoletis completa, a walnut pest and Rhagoletis cingulata, a cherry pest (Smit and Dijkstra 2008;Vogt et al 2008;Balmès 2011). Initially, five fruit-feeding species -Anomoia purmunda, Carpomya schineri, Rhagoletis alternata, R. cerasi and R. meigenii -were known in Lithuania (Pakalniškis et al 2006) and five species, A. purmunda, Myoleja lucida, R. alternata, R. cerasi and R. meigenii, were known in Latvia (Karpa 2008). To date, tephritid flies in both Baltic countries are still insufficiently studied, with only one reference being available to two species, A. purmunda and R. meigenii, in Lithuania (Pakalniškis et al 2006).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Initially, five fruit-feeding species -Anomoia purmunda, Carpomya schineri, Rhagoletis alternata, R. cerasi and R. meigenii -were known in Lithuania (Pakalniškis et al 2006) and five species, A. purmunda, Myoleja lucida, R. alternata, R. cerasi and R. meigenii, were known in Latvia (Karpa 2008). To date, tephritid flies in both Baltic countries are still insufficiently studied, with only one reference being available to two species, A. purmunda and R. meigenii, in Lithuania (Pakalniškis et al 2006). In the last 4-5 year period, a new species, Rhagoletis batava was recorded for the first time in Belarus, Latvia and Lithuania (Stalažs 2012; D. Segliņa and R. Tamosiunas, pers com.).…”

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New records of some dipterans (Diptera: Cecidomyidae, Tephritidae) in north-eastern Lithuania

Stalažs

2014

Zoology and Ecology

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In recent years, a new alien species, Rhagoletis batava, a potentially important pest of the cultivated sea buckthorn, has been observed in Belarus, Latvia and Lithuania. In Lithuania, the distribution of fruit-feeding tephritid flies was insufficiently studied and more comprehensive studies were needed. The aim of this study was to obtain new data on the fruit fly distribution in the north-eastern part of Lithuania, with the focus on Rhagoletis batava, a newly arrived species in the Baltic countries. The flies were observed on their host plants in parks, greeneries and plantations in north-eastern Lithuania during a two-day period in August 2013. In total, three species of fruit-feeding flies were recorded: Anomoia purmunda, Rhagoletis alternata and Rhagoletis batava; A. purmunda was the most widespread. During the data collection, the alien species black locust gall midge, Obolodiplosis robiniae was also observed. O. robiniae is a new species for Lithuania and its only known host plant is Robinia pseudacacia. O. robiniae galls were found on R. pseudacacia in parks of the four small towns -Rozalimas, Naujamiestis, Utena and in Užpaliai.Pastaraisiais metais Baltarusijoje, Latvijoje ir Lietuvoje užregistruota nauja svetimkraštė margasparnių vaisinių muselių rūšis Rhagoletis batava, kuri yra potencialus kultivuojamų šaltalankių kenkėjas. Tephritidae grupės muselių paplitimas Lietuvoje yra nepakankamai ištirtas, todėl atliekant tyrimus šiaurės rytų Lietuvoje daugiausia dėmesio buvo skiriama R. batava. 2013 metų rugpjūčio mėnesį šiaurės rytų Lietuvos parkuose, žaliuosiuose plotuose ir plantacijose vaisinės muselės buvo registruojamos dvi dienas ant augalų šeimininkų. Iš viso užregistruotos trys margasparnių vaisinių muselių rūšys: Anomoia purmunda, Rhagoletis alternata ir R. batava. Labiausiai paplitusi buvo A. purmunda. Taip pat aptikta nauja Lietuvai svetimkraštė juodųjų akacijų gumbauodžių rūšis Obolodiplosis robiniae, kurios vienintelis žinomas augalas šeimininkas yra Robinia pseudacacia. Ant šių augalų Rozalimo, Naujamiesčio, Utenos ir Užpalių parkuose buvo aptikti O. robiniae galai.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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New records of some dipterans (Diptera: Cecidomyidae, Tephritidae) in north-eastern Lithuania

Stalažs

2014

Zoology and Ecology

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“… The distribution data of Agromyza lathyri (1 – previous, 2 – new), A. marionae (3 – previous, 4 – new), Liriomyza obliqua (5 – previous, 6 – new), L. pseudopygmina (7 – previous, 8 – new), Ophiomyia disordens (9 – previous, 10 – new), O. spenceri (11 – previous, 12 – new), O. tranquilla (13 – previous, 14 – new) and Ptochomyza asparagi (15 – previous, 16 – new) in Lithuania (cf. Pakalniškis, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998a,b; Pakalniškis et al ., 2000). …”

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Dipteran leafminers in the vicinity of glasshouses and plant markets in Lithuania*

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Pakalniškis

Taluntytė³

2005

EPPO Bulletin

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Areas surrounding the glasshouses of 60 growers, and 16 plant markets, were surveyed in 2001/ 2003 to determine the distribution of dipterous leafminers in Lithuania, including regulated species. In total, 152 species belonging to 7 families were discovered, and the infested host plants represented 46 families. The relative frequency of Liriomyza bryoniae was 32% in the vicinity of glasshouses and 19% in market places. This species attacked plant genera such as: Amaranthus , Beta , Bryonia , Chenopodium , Cucumis , Datura , Gypsophila , Lycopersicon , Nicandra , Nicotiana , Physalis , Petunia , Sisymbrium , Solanum , Spinacia and Viola. The same plant genera also potentially provide sites for the survival of economically important species, Liriomyza huidobrensis and Liriomyza trifolii , in Lithuania.

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“…Previously known from Russia, Estonia, Lithuania and Norway (Negrobov 1991, Jonassen 1998, Grichanov 2002, Pakalniškis et al 2006). …”

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A second update to the checklist of Finnish long-legged flies (Diptera: Dolichopodidae), with a re-evaluation of the status of Hydrophorus callosoma Frey, 1915

Kahanpää¹

2013

BDJ

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Eighteen species of long-legged flies (Dolichopodidae) are reported as new to Finland. A further species, Microphorella praecox (Loew), is confirmed as a Finnish species. The status of Hydrophorus callosoma Frey, 1915 is re-evaluated and a lectotype is designated for the species. Hydrophorus albosignatus Ringdahl, 1919 is found to be a junior synonym of Hydrophorus callosoma (syn. n.). Characters for identifying both sexes of Hydrophorus callosoma and Hydrophorus altivagus Aldrich are presented and illustrated with high-quality photographs.

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Checklist of Lithuanian Diptera

Cited by 40 publications

References 4 publications

New records of some dipterans (Diptera: Cecidomyidae, Tephritidae) in north-eastern Lithuania

New records of some dipterans (Diptera: Cecidomyidae, Tephritidae) in north-eastern Lithuania

Dipteran leafminers in the vicinity of glasshouses and plant markets in Lithuania*

A second update to the checklist of Finnish long-legged flies (Diptera: Dolichopodidae), with a re-evaluation of the status of Hydrophorus callosoma Frey, 1915

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