Webbia trigintispinata Sampson, 1922
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Webbia trigintispinata Sampson, 1922 |
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Webbia trigintispinata Sampson, 1922 View in CoL Fig. 81A, B, E View Figure 81
Webbia 14-spinatus [sic] Sampson, 1922: 149.
Webbia 26-spinatus [sic] Sampson, 1922: 149. Synonymy: Browne, 1963: 57.
Webbia trigintispinatus [sic] Sampson. Browne, 1968b: 133.
Webbia vigintisexspinata Sampson. Corrected name.
Webbia mucronatus Eggers, 1927b: 107. syn. nov.
Type material.
Holotype Webbia trigintispinata (NHMUK). Holotype Webbia mucronatus (NMNH).
New records.
Ceylon [Sri Lanka]: Galle district, Kanneliya, 250 m, 23.v.1975, S.L. Wood, collected from log (NMNH, 1). Kalutara district, Morapitiya, 250 m, 27.v.1975, S.L. Wood, misc. hosts (NMNH, 1). Vietnam: Cochinchine, F. de Thuc-Trong, 1934, Caresche (MNHN, 2).
Diagnosis.
3.0 mm long (mean = 3.0 mm; n = 5); 3.0 × as long as wide. This species is distinguished by the margin of declivity with 13-15 teeth on each side; declivital face with the vermiculate ridge on interstriae 1 strongly raised in middle of declivity, and with three or four rows of tubercles lateral to it; and elytral disc shiny to upper margin of declivity, apart from grooves between marginal teeth.
Similar species.
Webbia dipterocarpi , W. duodecimspinata , W. quatuordecimspinata .
Distribution.
Cambodia, India (Andaman Is, Assam), Indonesia (Sumatra), East & West Malaysia, Philippines, Sri Lanka*, Thailand, Vietnam.
Host plants.
Associated with Dipterocarpaceae ( Dipterocarpus , Dryobalanops , Hopea , Shorea ) ( Beeson 1961; Ohno 1990).
Remarks.
The species name 26-spinatus is an incorrect original spelling which is here corrected to vigintisexspinata . The corrected name is a subjective synonym of Webbia trigintispinata . Images of the W. mucronatus holotype were examined by all authors and found to be conspecific with the W. trigintispinata holotype and non-type specimens. It is here placed in synonymy.
Beeson, CFC, 1961. The Ecology and Control of the Forest Insects of India and the Neighbouring Countries. (2nd edn.). Government of India, New Delhi
Ohno, S, 1990. The Scolytidae and Platypodidae (Coleoptera) from Borneo found in logs at Nagoya port 1. Research Bulletin of the Plant Protection Service, Japan 26: 83 - 94
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Webbia trigintispinata Sampson, 1922
Smith, Sarah M., Beaver, Roger A. & Cognato, Anthony I. 2020 |
Webbia mucronatus
Eggers 1927 |
Webbia 26-spinatus
Sampson 1922 |
Webbia trigintispinatus
Sampson 1922 |