Four new species of Lorryia (Acari: Tydeidae) associated with Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg. (Euphorbiaceae) in Brazil Mondin, Alexandre De Souza Nuvoloni, Felipe Micali Feres, Reinaldo José Fazzio Zootaxa 2016 4158 4 473 490 [151,311,1054,1080] Arachnida Tydeidae Lorryia Animalia Prostigmata 11 484 Arthropoda species virga sp. nov.   Diagnosis.  Lorryia virga  sp. nov.has rod-like dorsal setae, dorsal reticulation predominantly elongated, while reticulation is regular on the areas A(ro)(la) and A(h1)(h2)(ps1). Due to elongation, resembles a striated pattern of ornamentation type “Veniparalorryia”( Kaźmierski 1998). Tubercles presenting shape of three pointed stars, distributed all over the bands. Eight-shaped coxal organ. Solenidion ωI as long as tarsus width.  Dorsum ( Figs. 8A; 11C): Prodorsum recurved. Twelve pairs of smooth, all rod-like setae ( Figs. 8D; 11D), except the trichobothria ( bo) ( Fig. 8E). Dorsal reticulation predominantly elongated ( Fig. 8F), similar to striation subtype “ Paralorryia-incerta” except that reticulation is regular on areas A(ro)(la) and A(h1)(h2)(ps1), ventral region, and at bases of dorsal setae: A(ex), A(c1), A(c2), A(d), A(e), A(f1), A(f2) ( Fig. 8G). Lyrifissure ia( Fig. 8B) lies posteriorly to c2, at the distance equal to 1/3 of distance between c1and c2. Lyrifissure im( Fig. 8C) lies in same longitudinal row with ia, posteriorly and close to e. Dimensions: length of idiosoma 198(198–242) and width 150(150–197). Dorsal setae: ro26 (25–29), la26(26–28), bo41 (35–41), ex21 (21–30), c125 (25–26), c224 (23– 29), d24(24–25), e26(25–26), f125(25–28), f231 (26–31), h129 (23–29), h229 (25–30), ps122 (21–22).   Venter ( Fig. 9A): Ornamentation on metasternal region with “V” like striation, anogenital region with six pairs of genital setae, four pairs of aggenital, and one pseudanal setae.  Gnathosoma ( Fig. 1A, 1B): Gnathosoma visible from above. Palp setal count: 6+1ω –2–2. Palptarsus eupathidium (pζ) slightly bent, without terminal dilation, seta vbifurcate. Palp dimensions 57 (55-61), tarsus elongate ( Fig 9B), length 24 (23-24), width 4 (4-5).  Legs: Nude leg setae. All tarsi with terminate claws and a hairy empodium, with empodial hook present ( Fig. 9D). Solenidion ωI long and thin, as long as tarsi width. Solenidion ωII very short. “Eight shaped” coxal organ ( Fig. 9C). Vestigial seta kon tibia I spatulated ( Fig. 9D). Measurements of each leg: leg I 133 (133-145), leg II 107 (107-114), leg III 125 (125-146), leg IV 128 (123-136).   Etymology.The new species name originates from Latin word  virga(rod), for noticeable rod-like dorsal setae.    Specimensexamined. Holotypefemale from  H. brasiliensis,  CDC312clones from Igrapiúna, BahiaState ( 13° 48' S, 39° 10' W),  05 May 2009, E. B. Castrocoll.;  3 paratypesfemales from  H. brasiliensis,  PMB01and  CDC312clones from Igrapiúna, BahiaState, collected on  August 2008and May 2009, E. B. Castrocoll.. Specimensdeposited at Acaricollection DZSJRP. Malenot found.   Remarks.The new species resembles  Lorryia stefani(André, 1987)due to the dorsal side entirely covered with reticulation, which is composed by irregular meshes, presenting a predominantly elongated pattern; pronounced microtubercles scattered over the ornamentation; and rod-like dorsal setae. The species are distinguished by the following characters: elongated dorsal reticulation gives the picture of striation subtype “Paralorryia-incerta” (elongated reticulation without a pattern, that does not resemble a striation typein  L. stefani); regular reticulation on A(ro)(la) and A(h1)(h2)(ps1) areas, which extends to the ventral region, and is present at the bases of other dorsal setae (regular reticulation absent in  L. stefani); three pointed star-shape tubercles, present on all forms of reticulation (rounded tubercles in  L. stefani).  Lorryia virgashares a similar idiosomal length 198 (198– 242) and width 150 (150–197) with  L. lorenzata(originally described as  Brachytydeus lorenzatusSilva & Ferla 2016in Brazil) length 200 (117–237) and width 150 (147–187), and can be mainly differentiated by dorsal ornamentation, which is reticulated in  L. virgaand predominantly striated in  L. lorenzata,and the coxal organ eight shaped in  L. virgaand oval in  L. lorenzata. 1300284116 2009-05-05 CDC E. B. Castro -13.8 Igrapiuna 1289 -39.166668 Specimens 11 484 CDC 312 1 Bahia holotype 1300284119 August 2008 and May 2009 PMB, CDC E. B. Castro & Specimens & Acari & Male 14 487 Igrapiuna 11 484 PMB 01, CDC 312 3 Bahia paratype