<i>Porcupinychus abutiloni</i> (Acarina: Tetranychidae), a New Mite From Pakistan

Anwarullah, M.

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“…Subgênero Para ,E.. �bia (Langella) Wainstein, 1961Gênero Anaplono,b,_=i:_a Wainstein, 1960 Gênero Georgiobia Wainstein, 1960Gênero Beerella Wainstein, 1961 Gênero Porcu p in y ohus Anwarullah, 1966Gênero Tauriobia Livschitz & Hitrofanov, 1967Tribo Neotrichobiini Tuttle & Baker, 1968 Gênero Neotriohobia Tuttle & Baker, 1968 (+) Gêneros encontrados no Brasil ( ++) Subgêneros encontra:dos no Brasil -16 ... No propodossoma estão as setas propodossomais, em número ... Normalmente existe um par de pêlos conjuntos por estrutura do prGtarso, porém em Petrobi� e algumas csp�cics de Bryobi..ê,., existem vá rios pares.…”

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Contribuição ao conhecimento da família >i<Tetranychidae>/i< no Brasil (>i<Arachnida>/i< : >i<Acarina>/i<)

Paschoal

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Contribuição ao conhecimento da família >i<Tetranychidae>/i< no Brasil (>i<Arachnida>/i< : >i<Acarina>/i<)

Paschoal

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Plant feeding mites of India (Acarina: Tetranychoidea): III. GeneraBakerina, Mesobryobia, PanonychusandPorcupinychus

Prasad

1975

International Journal of Acarology

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Checklist of the mites of Pakistan

Halliday

Kamran

Bashir

2018

Zootaxa

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We present the first comprehensive inventory of the mites of Pakistan, based on data from published books and papers. The fauna as presently understood includes 126 families, 316 genera, and 1105 species. The best-documented genera are those that include pests of stored food (for example Acotyledon, 28 species), plant pests (Brevipalpus, 49 species; Tenuipalpus, 35 species), and beneficial predators (Euseius, 44 species; Neoseiulus, 37 species; Phytoseius, 36 species; Typhlodromus, 47 species). Some economically important families such as the Eriophyidae are almost completely unknown. Some of the Cryptostigmata have been studied, but other groups of soil mites are very poorly known. Other large groups such as the feather mites, water mites, Uropodina, and parasitic Astigmata and Prostigmata, have not been studied in a systematic way. An increase in knowledge of these groups would help an assessment of their economic importance, and would make a valuable contribution to the biogeography of the western section of the Oriental Region and the southern section of the Palaearctic Region.

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Porcupinychus abutiloni (Acarina: Tetranychidae), a New Mite From Pakistan

Abstract: Porcupinychus abutiloni, a new genus and species of mite, commonly found on Abutilon indicum in the Karachi area of West Pakistan, is described and illustrated.

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Contribuição ao conhecimento da família >i<Tetranychidae>/i< no Brasil (>i<Arachnida>/i< : >i<Acarina>/i<)

Contribuição ao conhecimento da família >i<Tetranychidae>/i< no Brasil (>i<Arachnida>/i< : >i<Acarina>/i<)

Plant feeding mites of India (Acarina: Tetranychoidea): III. GeneraBakerina, Mesobryobia, PanonychusandPorcupinychus

Checklist of the mites of Pakistan

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