Anaphothrips, Uzel, 1895

Cui, Yanze & Wang, Jun, 2019, The genus Anaphothrips (Thysanoptera, Thripidae) in China, with three new species, Zootaxa 4700 (2), pp. 246-258 : 247

Key to species of Anaphothrips in China

1. Antennae clearly 8-segmented ( Figs 25–27 )................................................................ 2

-. Antennae 9 segmented, segment VI with a complete suture ( Figs 28–30 )......................................... 7

2. Female distinctly bicolored, mainly dark brown, antennal segments III–IV, abdominal segments III–V (or VI) yellow, meso- and metanotum sometimes yellow; male color various........................................ sudanensis Trybom

-. Female body brown or yellow, never clearly bicoloured...................................................... 3

3. Metanotum campaniform sensilla present ( Fig. 20 )...........................................................4

-. Metanotum campaniform sensilla absent ( Fig. 21 )........................................................... 5

4. Body mainly yellow; tergites III–VIII median setae S1, S2 and campaniform sensilla almost arising in a transverse line; male sternites III–VIII with C-shaped pore plate ( Fig. 48 ).......................... beijingensis Mirab-balou, Chen & Tong

-. Body dark brown; tergites III–VIII median setae S1 and S2 anterior to campaniform sensilla; male sternites III–VII each with a C-shaped pore plate.................................................................... incertus (Girault)

5. Body uniformly dark brown; antennal segment I dark brown ( Fig. 25 ); abdominal tergites and sternites with polygonal reticulation ( Fig. 36 ); tergite VIII posterior margin nearly without comb ( Fig. 42 ); micropterous............. atroapterus Priesner

-. Body yellow, pale brown or mainly brown, never uniformly dark brown; antennal segment I yellow; abdominal tergites and sternites without polygonal reticulation; tergite VIII posterior margin with complete comb; macropterous or micropterous.. 6

6. Body yellow; macroptera with fore wing veinal setae more dense, first vein with 8 basal setae and 4 distal setae, second vein with about 11 setae.......................................................................... floralis Karny

-. Body mainly brown; macroptera with fore wing veinal setae sparser, first vein with 11 setae irregularly spaced, second vein with 8 setae ( Fig. 32 )..................................................................... nonporous sp. n.

7. Tergite VIII posterior margin with tooth-shaped microtrichia ( Fig. 47 )........................................... 8

-. Tergite VIII posterior margin with comb of long microtrichia ( Fig. 46 )........................................... 9

8. Female body brown; male sternal pore plates only slightly wider than distance between posteromarginal setae S1......................................................................................... dentatus Cui, Xi & Wang

-. Female body yellow; male sternites III–VII each with a large C-shaped pore plate ( Fig. 51 )............ qinghaiensis sp. n.

9. Metanotum without campaniform sensilla ( Fig. 22 )................................................ oroqeni sp. n.

-. Metanotum with campaniform sensilla present............................................................. 10

10. Body yellow; antennal segment I yellowish, segments II–IV yellowish brown; fore wing veinal setae minute.................................................................................................. obscurus (Müller)

-. Body brown; antennae uniformly brown ( Fig. 29 ); fore wing veinal setae thick ( Fig. 35 )............. populi Zhang & Tong

Figures

FIGURES 25–35. Anaphothrips species. Antennae 25–30 (25) atroapterus; (26) beijingensis; (27) nonporous; (28) oroqeni; (29) populi; (30) qinghaiensis. Fore wing 31–35 (31) beijingensis; (32) nonporous female mac.; (33) nonporous female mic.; (34) oroqeni; (35) populi.

FIGURES 13–24. Anaphothrips species. Pronotum 13–18 (13) atroapterus; (14) beijingensis; (15) nonporous; (16) oroqeni; (17) populi; (18) qinghaiensis. Meso- and metanotum 19–24 (19) atroapterus; (20) beijingensis; (21) nonporous; (22) oroqeni; (23) populi; (24) qinghaiensis.

FIGURES 48–55. Anaphothrips species, male. Abdominal sternites 48–51 (48) beijingensis III–VIII; (49) oroqeni III–VIII; (50) populi III–VII; (51) qinghaiensis III–VII. Abdominal sternites VIII–X 52–55 (52) beijingensis; (53) oroqeni; (54) populi; (55) qinghaiensis.

FIGURES 36–47. Anaphothrips species. Abdominal tergites 36–41 (36) atroapterus V–VI; (37) beijingensis IV–V; (38) nonporous III–IV; (39) oroqeni VI–VII; (40) populi IV–V; (41) qinghaiensis VI–VII. Abdominal tergites VIII–X 42–47 (42) atroapterus; (43) beijingensis; (44) nonporous; (45) oroqeni; (46) populi; (47) qinghaiensis.