Pflanzenschädliche Blattlausarten der Familien Lachnidae, Adelgidae und Phylloxeridae, eine systematisch-faunistische Studie

Heinze, Kurt

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“…However, the majority of systematicists in the Western and Eastern Palearctic regions distinguish 8 genera: Adelges, Cholodkovskya, Sacchiphantes, Dreyfusia, Aphrastasia, Gilletteella, Pineus, and Eopineus. This system is based on details of the morphology of first instar larvae (Börner, 1908(Börner, , 1930(Börner, , 1952Inouye, 1945;Börner & Heinze, 1957;Bodenheimer & Swirski, 1957;Steffan, 1961Steffan, , 1968Steffan, , 1972Heinze, 1962;Shaposhnikov, 1964;Dmitriev, 1965;Szelegiewicz, 1968;Pashchenko, 1988;Binazzi & Covassi, 1991), alatae forms (Binazzi, 2000) as well as bionomical characteristics and morphology of the galls (Cholodkovsky, 1896;Pašek, 1954;Börner & Heinze, 1957;Shaposhnikov, 1964;Lampel, 1968;Steffan, 1972). Steffan (1968) introduced the use of chromosome numbers and appearance of endosymbionts, and suggested a modification of the subfamily grouping.…”

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"DNA barcoding" is of limited value for identifying adelgids (Hemiptera: Adelgidae) but supports traditional morphological taxonomy

Žurovcová¹,

Havelka²,

Starý³

et al. 2010

Eur. J. Entomol.

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Abstract. The sequence diversity in the mitochondrial cytochrome-c oxidase I (COI) gene was evaluated as a tool for resolving differences among species of European adelgids collected from several localities across the Czech Republic. Members of 7 genera and 16 species were examined, and as outgroups, two species of Phylloxeridae were used. Sequence divergences within species were on average less than 0.15%, whereas divergences between species ranged from 0.0 to 4.12% for congeneric and to 13.24% for intergeneric comparisons. It is concluded that DNA barcoding of Adelgidae is a powerful tool for identifying genera, but at the species level it works only in those cases where there are no species complexes. Nevertheless, it can be used as a complement to traditional, morphological taxonomy.

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"DNA barcoding" is of limited value for identifying adelgids (Hemiptera: Adelgidae) but supports traditional morphological taxonomy

Žurovcová¹,

Havelka²,

Starý³

et al. 2010

Eur. J. Entomol.

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“…Separateness of these two similar species is also reflected by their biology: E. cembrae is a European species, recorded mostly from locations in central European mountain ranges (the Alps, the Carpathians) (Börner 1950;Heinze 1962;Pašek 1952;Szelegiewicz 1968;Chumak 2004). It may also occur in other, submontane regions (e.g.…”

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“…Pinus cembra (Binazzi 1978(Binazzi , 1984Börner 1950Börner , 1952Börner and Franz 1956;Barbagallo and Patti 1994;Chumak 2004;Heinze 1962;Kanturski and Wieczorek 2014;Pašek 1952Pašek , 1954Pintera 1968;Roberti 1993;Szelegiewicz 1962aSzelegiewicz , 1962bSzelegiewicz , 1968Szelegiewicz , 1978Tashev 1985), P. peuce (Tashev 1985), P. strobus (Chumak 2004).…”

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“…Austria (Börner 1950(Börner , 1952Börner and Franz 1956;Heinze 1962;Pintera 1968), Bulgaria (Tashev 1985), Italy (Barbagallo and Patti 1994;Binazzi 1978Binazzi , 1984Roberti 1993), France (MNHN collection), Poland (Szelegiewicz 1962a(Szelegiewicz , 1962b(Szelegiewicz , 1968(Szelegiewicz , 1978Kanturski and Wieczorek 2014), Slovakia (Pašek 1952(Pašek , 1954, Switzerland (BMNH collection, MZLU collection), Ukraine (Chumak 2004).…”

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Systematic position of Eulachnus cembrae Börner with description of hitherto unknown sexual morphs of E. pumilae Inouye (Hemiptera, Aphididae, Lachninae)

Kanturski¹,

Wieczorek²

2014

DEZ

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The identity of Eulachnus cembrae Börner, 1950, stat. rev. from Europe, treated as a synonym of E. pumilae Inouye, 1939 from East Asia is clarified based on characters of sexual morphs. The oviparous female and alate male forms of E. pumilae are described and figured in detail for the first time and the poorly known sexual forms of E. cembrae are redescribed and figured in detail as well. Sexual morphs of the two similar species are compared, and significant differences clearly distinguishing those species are presented. A key to the identification of oviparous females and males of E. cembrae and E. pumilae as well as notes on host plants and distribution of these species are provided. The status of E. pumilae in the European aphid-fauna is clarified. Morphological characters of the sexual generation that may be useful for species identification are discussed.

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“…Binazzi (1983aBinazzi ( , 1983bBinazzi ( , 1989Binazzi ( , 1996 in particular provided important information on the taxonomy and biology of the species occurring in the Mediterranean region, and his publications were for years the most reliable source of information for many Eulachnus species. However, problems of identity of even the most common European species of Eulachnus have never been solved (Heinze 1962;Pintera 1968;Mamontova 2012). Also, Blackman & Eastop (1994, 2016 pointed out that some taxa of this genus were described without taking into account factors such as geographical variation, and may be synonyms.…”

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European species of the aphid genus Eulachnus Del Guercio, 1909 (Hemiptera: Aphididae: Lachninae): revision and molecular phylogeny

Kanturski

Kajtoch

Wieczorek

2017

Zootaxa

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The aphid genus Eulachnus in Europe is revised to include 12 species, using an integrative taxonomy approach, based on morphometric, molecular and biological traits. Fundatrix, apterous and alate viviparous female of a new species–Eulachnus stekolshchikovi Kanturski sp. nov. are described. Neotypes are designated for E. agilis, E. brevipilosus and E. nigricola. Lectotypes are designated for E. alticola, E. cembrae, E. rileyi and E. tuberculostemmatus. New synonyms are proposed: E. abameleki syn. nov. (= Cinara pini), E. cretaceus syn. nov. (= E. agilis), E. tauricus syn. nov. (= E. rileyi), E. pallidus syn. nov. (= E. tuberculostemmatus). Eulachnus mingazzinii (near Cinara piniphila) and E. nigrofasciatus (near C. brauni) are regarded as incertae sedis. Full species status is given for E. garganicus stat. nov. and E. ibericus stat. nov. Apterous viviparous female of E. cembrae; apterous and alate viviparous females of remaining species are redescribed. Sexual morphs of E. agilis, E. alticola, E. cembrae, E. intermedius, E. nigricola, E. rileyi and oviparous female of E. tuberculostemmatus are fully redescribed and figured for the first time. Fundatrices of E. agilis, E. brevipilosus, E. cembrae, E. rileyi and E. tuberculostemmatus, sexuales of E. brevipilosus and the alate male of E. tuberculostemmatus are described and figured. A new host plant–Pinus cembra for E. brevipilosus is reported, and this species is recorded for the first time from Czech Republic. Eulachnus tuberculostemmatus is reported for the first time from Croatia. Phylogenetic studies, based on the COI and ITS2 molecular markers, are provided to visualize and discuss the relationships within the European species. COI barcodes are provided for seven species.

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Pflanzenschädliche Blattlausarten der Familien Lachnidae, Adelgidae und Phylloxeridae, eine systematisch-faunistische Studie

Cited by 6 publications

References 20 publications

"DNA barcoding" is of limited value for identifying adelgids (Hemiptera: Adelgidae) but supports traditional morphological taxonomy

"DNA barcoding" is of limited value for identifying adelgids (Hemiptera: Adelgidae) but supports traditional morphological taxonomy

Systematic position of Eulachnus cembrae Börner with description of hitherto unknown sexual morphs of E. pumilae Inouye (Hemiptera, Aphididae, Lachninae)

European species of the aphid genus Eulachnus Del Guercio, 1909 (Hemiptera: Aphididae: Lachninae): revision and molecular phylogeny

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