Lorryia hungarica Laniecka and Ripka
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3702.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5626216 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038887D5-FFA0-EF2D-FF57-4D77FB362C29 |
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Plazi |
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Lorryia hungarica Laniecka and Ripka |
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sp. nov. |
Lorryia hungarica Laniecka and Ripka sp. nov.
( Figs. 11–14 View FIGURE 11 View FIGURE 12 View FIGURE 13 View FIGURE 14 )
Lorryia sp. nov. cf. italica in Ripka et al. 2005: 163.
Type material. Female holotype (slide 1032 =AK H-027) from Populus x canescens Sm. ( Salicaceae ), HUNGARY: Budapest III, Óbuda, 15 August 1999, coll. G. Ripka.
Additional material. 1 female (slide 950 =AK 337) from the leaves of Acer saccharinum L. ( Aceraceae ), HUNGARY: Mesteri (Vas County), 15 August 1997, coll. G. Ripka.
Type repository. DAM.
Etymology. The new species is named after its terra typica (patria), i.e. the country of origin.
Relation to host. Bark of twigs and branches of Populus x canescens. Diaspididae : Chionaspis salicis (Linnaeus) ; Phylloxeridae : Phylloxerina populi del Guercio; Cheyletidae : Cheletacarus raptor Volgin ; Hemisarcoptidae : Hemisarcoptes budensis Fain and Ripka ; Tydeidae : Lorryia ferula Baker ; Stigmaeidae : Mediolata mariaefrancae André ; Acaridae : Michaelopus corticalis (Michael) ; Meyerellidae : Triophtydeus triophthalmus (Oudemans) ; Phytoseiidae : Typhlodromus cryptus Athias-Henriot [bark of branches, diaspidid species] (Fain & Ripka 1998; Ripka 2001; Ripka et al. 2002, 2005).
Leaves of Acer saccharinum . Eriophyidae : Vasates quadripedes Shimer ; Phytoseiidae : Amblyseius andersoni (Chant) , Euseius finlandicus (Oudemans) , Kampimodromus aberrans (Oudemans) , Paraseiulus talbii (Athias- Henriot); Tydeidae : Tydeus californicus (Banks) , Tydeus narolicatus Kaźmierski and Ripka sp. nov.; Stigmaeidae : Zetzellia mali (Ewing) [lower side of leaves] (see present paper).
Differential diagnosis. The new species belongs to a group of species which have the rod-like and blunt posterior opisthosomal setae. It closely resembles Lorryia italica (Oudemans) (Oudemans 1928; Baker 1968b). Differences between these two species are provided in Table 3.
L. italica (Oudemans) L. hungarica sp. nov.
Distinct reticulation anteriorly on prodorsum (see Kaźmierski Reticulation inconspicuous 1998b)
Tarsal solenidion ωI long (12 Μm) and slightly curved Solenidion ωI short (6) and straight Setae d1 and e1 acute Setae d1 and e1 rounded distally Setae f1 rounded distally Setae f1 truncated distally Bothridial setae blunt Bothridial setae acute
Description. FEMALE (holotype). Organotaxy of idiosoma, gnathosoma and legs—typical for genus (Kaźmierski 1989b). Idiosoma. Body oval, light yellowish. Length 235, width 155 (245/ 160 in 1 paratype). Dorsum finely striated, similar to type “ Paralorryia ” (Kaźmierski 1998b). Striae covered by rectangularly-shaped tubercles. Reticulation pattern limited to few irregular meshes anteriorly on prodorsum. Eyes not observed. Bothridial setae stout, stiff, acute. Remaining dorsal body setae stouter and represent 3 types: with acute tips (ro, la, ex, c1, c2), blunt, rounded distally (d1, e1) and rod-like: blunt, truncated distally (f, h, ps1). Left seta h2 of holotype missing (broken-off). Length of setae: bo (trichobothria) 40, ro 25, la 32, ex 41, c1 31, c2 40, d1 31, e1 35, f1 33, f2 40, h1 40, h2 40, ps1 40. Seta f1 reaching base of h1. Ventrally placed setae ps2 nude and acute, similar in length to other ventral setae (11), situated off valves. Distances: c1-c1: 41, d1–d1 34, e1– e1 73, f1–f1 31, h1–h1 29, ps1–ps1 13, f1–h1 30. Lyrifissures as in most tydeid species. Coxal organ oval. Venter striated. Striae longitudinal medially, between metasternal setae. Genital setal formula of female: (0-6-4). Epimeral formula: (3-1-4-2). Gnathosoma. Protrudes in front of anterior edge of aspidosoma. Rectangle cheliceral frame well visible. Stilettos nearly as long as palpal tarsus. Palpal terminal eupathidium (pζ) almost straight and slightly forked distally. Seta d forked distally. Palpal setation: 6+ ω -2-2. Measurements: stilettos 16 long, palpal femuro-genu: length 25 / width 10, df 18, dg 15, t’ 12, t’’ 5, palpal tarsus 20/4.5, (pζ) 8. Seta ba vestigial. Legs. Setation: I (8+ ω -3+ k’’ -3-3-1), II (6+ ω -2-2-3-0), III (5-2-1-2-1), IV (5-2-1-1-0). Most dorsal leg setae rod-like, blunt, slightly bent. Tarsus+apotele I: length 42, width 12, height 12. Solenidion ωI short (6 Μm); not reaching to bases of tectal setae (tc). Length of ft’ 16, ft’’ζ 33. Forked famulus k’’ 4. Solenidion ωII very small. Empodial hooks (om) well developed.
Lorryia sanctikingai Ripka and Laniecka sp. nov. ( Figs. 15–18 View FIGURE 15 View FIGURE 16 View FIGURE 17 View FIGURE 18 )
Lorryia cf. wooleyi sp. n. II, Ripka & Kaźmierski 1998a: 409.
Type material. Female holotype (slide 515a =AK H-066) from Forsythia suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl (Oleaceae) , HUNGARY: Budapest XIX, Kispest, 13 June 1993, coll. G. Ripka.
Additional material. (All from HUNGARY, coll. G. Ripka):
1 tritonymph (slide 94 =AK H-284) from Thuja occidentalis L. ( Cupressaceae ), Budaörs (Pest County), 0 3 March 1993; 2 tritonymphs, 1 deutonymph (slide 94a =AK H-285), from same host, locality and date.
1 tritonymph, 1 deutonymph (slide 105 =AK H-286) from Thuja occidentalis L. ( Cupressaceae ), Budapest XI, Őrmező, 13 February 1995.
1 male (slide 597a =AK H-74) from the leaves of Prunus spinosa L. ( Rosaceae ), Budapest I, Vérmező, 17 August 1993.
1 tritonymph (slide 47 =AK H-97) from the diaspidid infested bark of Prunus domestica L. ( Rosaceae ), Budapest XV, Újpalota, 12 February 1991.
1 tritonymph (slide 804 =AK H-104) from
Populus alba L. ( Salicaceae ), Budapest XXII, Budafok, 0 7 February 1995; 1 deutonymph (slide 804a =AK H- 105) from same host, locality and date, from bud and stem galls caused by Aceria populi (Nalepa) (Eriophyidae) .
1 tritonymph (slide 805 =AK H-106) from
diaspidid infested bark of branch of Cornus sericea L. ssp. occidentalis (Torr. and A. Gray) Fosberg (Cornaceae) , Budapest XI, Gazdagrét, 10 February 1995.
1 tritonymph (slide 61 =AK H-110) from
branches of Phellodendron amurense Rupr. (Rutaceae) infested with Pseudaulacaspis pentagona (Diaspididae) , Budapest XIII, Margitsziget, 21 February 1991.
1 tritonymph, 1 deutonymph (slide 116a =AK H-168) from
Rosa sp. ( Rosaceae ), Budapest XIX, Kispest, 0 9 March 1992; 3 tritonymphs, 1 larva (slide 116b =AK H-169) from same host, locality and date.
Type repository. DAM.
Etymology. The species is named in honour of Hungarian Saint Kinga (or Kunigunda) (1224–1292) from the House of Árpád. She was the wife of Boleslaw Wstydliwy (= Boleslaw V the Chaste) (1226–1279), the ruling prince of Poland (1243–1279). She is the patron saint of Poland and Lithuania, and a strong historic tie between Hungary and Poland. The specific name symbolizes the comity of the two nations.
Relation to host.Leaves of Forsythia suspense . Eriophyidae : Aceria forsythiae Domes (Ripka et al. 2005) .
Thuja occidentalis . Cheyletidae : Cheletogenes ornatus (Canestrini and Fanzago) , Tenuipalpidae : Pentamerismus oregonensis McGregor ; Tarsonemidae : Tarsonemus nodosus Schaarschmidt [on leaves].
Prunus spinosa . Tetranychidae : Eotetranychus pruni (Oudemans) , Panonychus ulmi (C. L. Koch) ; Eriophyidae : Phyllocoptes abaenus Keifer ; Tarsonemidae : Tarsonemus stammeri Schaarschmidt , Tarsonemus nodosus Schaarschmidt ; Tydeidae : Tydeus caudatus (Dugès) , Tydeus californicus (Banks) ; Stigmaeidae : Zetzellia mali (Ewing) [lower side of leaves].
Prunus domestica . Hemisarcoptidae : Hemisarcoptes budensis Fain and Ripka ; Tydeidae : Tydeus californicus (Banks) [under scales of Hemiptera : Diaspididae : Epidiaspis leperii (Signoret) , Pseudaulacaspis pentagona (Targioni-Tozzetti) ; Hemiptera : Coccidae : Parthenolecanium corni (Bouché) ].
Populus alba . Eriophyidae : Aceria populi (Nalepa) caused bud and stem galls. Phytoseiidae : Kampimodromus aberrans (Oudemans) , Neoseiulus huron (Chant and Hansell) ; Acaridae : Michaelopus corticalis (Michael) [in galls].
Cornus sericea L. ssp. occidentalis . Tarsonemidae : Tarsonemus waitei Banks ; Tydeidae : Tydeus californicus (Banks) [bark infested with Hemiptera : Diaspididae : Pseudaulacaspis pentagona (Targioni-Tozzetti) ].
Phellodendron amurense . Hemisarcoptidae : Hemisarcoptes budensis Fain and Ripka ; Acaridae : Michaelopus corticalis (Michael) [under the scales of Hemiptera : Diaspididae : Pseudaulacaspis pentagona (Targioni-Tozzetti) ]. Rosa sp. Diaspididae : Aulacaspis rosae (Bouché) [bark infested with armored scale insect].
Differential diagnosis: The new species seems to be closely related with Lorryia ocellata (Kuznetzov, 1972) collected from Hibiscus in Crimea (Kuznetzov 1972a). Both species have similar ornamentation and shape of dorsal body setae. The differences between these species are specified in Table 4 View TABLE 4 .
Description. FEMALE (holotype). Organotaxy of idiosoma, gnathosoma and legs—typical for genus (Kaźmierski 1989b). Idiosoma. Body relatively small, oval, green. Length 215, width 140. Dorsum completely striated, striae with rectangle tubercles. Ornamentation type “ Paralorryia ”. Eyes not observed. Bothridial setae whip-like, distinctly longer than normal body setae. Latter equal in shape: sharp, narrowly lanceolate and serrated. Lengths of setae as follows: bo (trichobothria) 32, ro 13, la 13, ex 15, c1 13, c2 13, d1 13, e1 15, f1 19, f2 21, h1 20, h2 20, ps1 22, ps2 11 (needle-form, nude, situated off valves). Distances: c1–c1 38, d1–d1 28, e1– e1 68, f1–f1 22, h1–h1 28, ps1–ps1 11, f1–h1 18. Lyrifissures (3 pairs) displayed typically for most members of subfamily, i.e.: lyrifissures ia behind c2 and almost medially between c2 and d1, lyrifissures im —anteriorly to e1 and laterally to imaginary line c2–e1, lyrifissures ih postero-ventrally, on end of body. Coxal organ oval. Venter striated more subtly. Striae between metasternal setae longitudinal. Genital setal pattern: female (0-6-4), male (4-6-4), tritonymph (0-4-4), deutonymph (0-2-2). Epimeral formula: (3-1-4-2). Gnathosoma. Visible from above. Stilettos shorter than palpal tarsus. Palpal tarsal eupathidium (pζ) straight, not much shorter than palpal tarsus, broadened distally. Seta d forked distally. Palpal organotaxy: 6+ ω -2-2. Measurements: stilettos 9, palpal femuro-genu 23/8, df 19, dg 12, t’ 14, t’’ 6, palpal tarsus 13/4, (pζ) 9. Seta ba and palpal solenidion minute, indistinct. Legs. Setation: I (8+ ω -3+ k’’ -3-3-1), II (6+ ω -2-2-3-0), III (5– 2-1-2-1), IV (5-2-1-1-0). Tarsus+apotele I: length 32, width 9, height 11. Solenidion ωI nearly 7, almost reaching the bases of tectals (tcζ). Length of ft’ 8, ft’’ζ 22. Broadened and distally cleft famulus k’’ 4, solenidion ωII very small (about 2). Empodial hooks (om) underdeveloped, shaped like small thorn at base of empodium.
MALE (paratype). Body length 210, width 140.
TRITONYMPH (9 paratypes). Body length 190–210, width 130–140.
DEUTONYMPH (4 paratypes). Body length 170–180, width 115–120.
LARVA. (from Rosa sp., Kispest). Body length 150, width 105. Single anabasis on tarsus I.
TABLE 4. Differences between Lorryia ocellata (Kuznetzov) and L. sanctikingai sp. nov.
| L. ocellata (Kuznetzov) Presence of lens-like pattern between setae la and ex | L. sanctikingai sp. nov. Absence of lens-like pattern between | setae la and | ex |
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| Dorsal setae of legs III–IV broadened and with stronger serrations, different from other setae | All dorsal leg setae similar in shape | ||
| Palpal tarsus slightly shorter than cheliceral stiletto Setae ft’ on tarsus I only insignificantly shorter than ft’’ζ | Palpal tarsus longer than stiletto Setae ft’ much shorter than ft’’ζ | ||
| Body size 240/165 | Body size 215/ ca 140 |
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