Scarceness of phytoseiid species co-occurrence (Acari: Phytoseiidae) on leafletsof Juglans regia

Abstract

Kabíček J. (2010): Scarceness of phytoseiid species co-occurrence (Acari: Phytoseiidae) on leaflets of Juglans regia. Plant Protect. Sci., 46: 79-82.In order to obtain information on the phytoseiid mite taxocoenoses, population density and frequency of occurrence on leaflets of Juglans regia, abandoned and uncultivated trees were sampled from July to August 2007. Eight phytoseiid mite species (euseius finlandicus, Neoseiulella aceri, Neoseiulella tiliarum, Typhlodromus pyri, Typhlodromus cotoneastri, Phytoseius turiacus, amblyseius andersoni, Paraseiulus triporus) were identified. Total phytoseiid population density averaged 1.4 mites per leaflet. The most abundant was euseius finlandicus, and Neoseiulella aceri was the second most common species. The predominant presence of only one phytoseiid species per walnut leaflet was noted, but the co-occurrence of two species (mostly e. finlandicus with N. aceri) was also observed. The simultaneous occurrence of three phytoseiid species on a single leaflet was seldom detected and the cohabitation of more than three species per leaflet was not observed.

Revision of the genus Neoseiulella Muma (Acari: Phytoseiidae). Re-description of species, synonymies assessment, biogeography, plant supports and key to adult females

“…However, its occurrence in the Nearctic area (three records) might be due to an introduction. Countries from which this species is reported are: Azerbaijan (Abbasova 1972); Belgium (André 1986); Croatia (Tixier et al 2010); Czech Republic (Kabicek 2003;Kabicek and Rehakova 2004;Kabicek 2005Kabicek , 2010); England (Collyer 1957); Finland (Tuovinen and Rokx 1991;Tuovinen 1993); France (Chant and Yoshida-Shaul 1989); Germany (Balder et al 1999); Hungary (Szabo 1980;Ripka 1998Ripka , 2006; Italy (Ragusa and Paoletti 1985;Duso et al 1993Duso et al , 2004; Moldova (Beglyarov and Malov 1977); Norway (Karg and Edland 1987);Sweden (Steephs et al 1993); Turkey (Cobanoglu 1996(Cobanoglu , 2000; Ukraine (Livshitz and Kuznetsov 1972;Akimov et al 2007;Kolodochka and Omeri 2007;Kolodochka 2009); USA (Chant 1959b;Chant and Yoshida-Shaul 1989;Congdon 2002). Adult male (Figure 3e, f) Described by Denmark andRather (1984, 1996).…”

“…The three reports in Massachusetts (USA) were on insects: Graphiphora haruspica (Grote) and Spaelotis clandestine (Harris) (Noctuidae, Lepidoptera) (Treat 1975). Countries from which this species is reported are: Algeria (Athias-Henriot, 1958b); Austria (Bohm 1960;Ragusa and Ragusa 1997); Azerbaijan (Abbasova 1972);Canada (Nesbitt 1951;Herbert 1952;Chant et al 1974); Croatia (Tixier et al 2010); Czech Republic (Kabicek 2003;Kabicek and Rehakova 2004;Kabicek 2008Kabicek , 2010); Denmark (Hansen and Johnsen 1986); England (Nesbitt 1951;Chant 1955Chant , 1956Collyer 1956); France (Gunthart , 1960Rambier 1974;Kreiter and Brian 1987;Kreiter et al 2000;Tixier et al 2000;Arnault et al 2008); Georgia (Samsoniya 1977); Germany (Oudemans 1930;Dosse 1956aDosse , b, 1957Westerboer and Bernhard 1963;Thill 1964;Karg 1970Karg , 1971Karg , 1972Karg , 1975; Greece (Swirski and Ragusa 1976;Ragusa and Tsolakis 1998); Hungary (Kropczyńska and Jenser 1968;Bozai 1980;Dellei and Szendrey 1991;Sarospataki et al 1992;Bream and Bozai 1995;Bozai 1996...…”

Phytoseiid mites on Quercus cerris in an urban park - short communication

“…P. triporus occurs on miscellaneous plants (e.g. acer platanoides, aesculus hippocastanum, Citrus spp., Corylus avellana, Fragaria vesca, Juglans regia, Prunus avium, P. padus, Ribes rubrum, Rubus fruticosus, Sorbus aucuparia, and Ulmus glabra), usually at low densities (Chant & Yoshida-Shaul 1982;Tuovinen & Rokx 1991;Kabíček 2010;Barbar 2013;Tixier et al 2014). Çobanoglu (2004) observed P. triporus in association with Tenuipalpidae and Stigmaeidae.…”