Chorebus artemisiellus, Griffiths, 1968
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Chorebus artemisiellus |
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artemisiellus Griffiths, 1968 View in CoL
Group 5fi.
Literature: Griffiths V-42 (K VI-134); Tobias (22).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Liriomyza spp. leaf-mining Artemisia ( Asteraceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (14). Comment —Recorded hosts: L. artemisicola , L. dracunculi .
asini ( Docavo, 1965; Gyrocampa )
Group: 3a.
Literature: Docavo (1965; 1967); Tobias (475, 482).
Similar species: C. longicornis ( = affinis ), C. pseudoasini , C. pseudometallicus .
Group: 4b.
Literature: Griffiths VI-73 (K VI-119); Tobias (8).
Hosts: Hypothesis— Parasitoid of Cerodontha pygmella ( = tatrica ) leaf-mining Poaceae . Evidence— Griffiths (2).
Group: 4a.
Literature: Griffiths V-29 (K VI-119); Tobias (75).
Hosts: Hypothesis— Parasitoid of Liriomyza asphodeli leaf-mining Asphodelus sp. ( Asphodelaceae ). Evidence— Griffiths (3).
Similar species: C. irriguus , C. pseudoasphodeli .
asramenes ( Nixon, 1943; Dacnusa )
Group: 5a.
Literature: Nixon 1945 -195 (K 1945-192); Griffiths VI-84 (K VI-131) [VII-356]; Tobias (170); Papp (2009c, p. 119).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Cerodontha (Poemyza) spp. leaf-mining Poaceae . Evidence —Griffiths (38); NMS (32). Comment —Recorded hosts: C. melicae , C. pygmaea , C. zoerneri
DNA Barcode: Yes; BIN shared with Chorebus flavipes ; there are five further BINs that contain species near asramenes (and where rearing records are available attack miners on Poaceae ); they include specimens keying to C. poemyzae , ninella and possibly ganesa ; further work needed to reconcile molecular, biological and morphological data and likely undescribed species present; the morphologically distinct C. crenulatus clusters with this group.
Similar species: C. pseudoasramenes , C. trapesus .
Group: 5d.
Literature: Nixon 1946 -291 (K 1943-168); Griffiths (K VI-122); Tobias (308).
Similar species: C. griffithsi .
avesta ( Nixon, 1944; Dacnusa )
Group: 5a.
Literature: Nixon 1945 -201 (K 1944-195); Griffiths V-44 (K VI-129, 133); Tobias (244, 338).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Liriomyza spp. leaf miners. Evidence —Griffiths (11). Comment— 10 of Griffiths’ records are from L. morio mining Galium ( Rubiaceae ) and one from L. eupatoriana mining Eupatorium cannabinum ( Asteraceae ).
DNA Barcode: Yes; two BINs contain specimens that key to avesta .
Group: 5d.
Literature: Griffiths II-566 (K VI-122); Tobias (60, 305).
Hosts: Hypothesis—Parasitoid of Agromyza baetica on Phragmites australis ( Poaceae ). Evidence—Griffiths (1).
Similar species: C. tumidus .
bathyzonus (Marshall, 1895; Dacnusa )
Group: 1b.
Literature: Nixon 1937 -19; Nixon 1944 -91; Griffiths IV-675 [VII-358] (K IV-660), Tobias (394, 395).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Ophiomyia stem mines heracleivora stem-mining Heraceleum ( Apiaceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (9). Recorded hosts: O. heracleivora on Heraceleum sp. ( Apiaceae ), O. ranunculicaulis on Ranunculus spp. ( Ranunculaceae ).
DNA Barcode: Yes.
Similar species: C. gyrinus , C. ornatus , C. salvoi .
bensoni ( Nixon, 1943; Dacnusa )
Group: 5a.
Literature: Nixon 1946 -287 (K 1943-163); Griffiths III-859 (K VI-125) [VII-355]; Tobias (82).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Phytomyza soenderupi in stems of Caltha palustris ( Ranunculaceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (10); NMS (1).
DNA Barcode: Yes.
Notes: Very long ovipositor.
Group: 5b.
Literature: Nixon 1944 -252 (K 1944-195); Griffiths II-566 (K VI-128); Tobias (327).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Agromyza idaeiana ( = spiraeae ) leaf-mining Roseaceae. Evidence —Griffiths (24); NMS (4).
DNA Barcode: Yes; shares BIN with C. lateralis (1.9% divergence) & C. credne .
brevicornis ( Thomson, 1895; Dacnusa )
Synonymy: chrysippe ( Nixon, 1944, Dacnusa ); ea ( Nixon, 1944, Dacnusa ).
Group: 1a.
Literature: Nixon 1944 -94, 103; Griffiths IV-668 (K IV-659); Tobias (358).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Melanagromyza aenoventris boring stems of Cirsium spp. ( Asteraceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (7); NMS (9).
DNA Barcode: Yes.
brevifemur ( Tobias, 1962; Dacnusa )
Group: 5b.
Literature: Griffiths (K IV-661); Tobias (412).
Group: 5a.
Literature: Griffith III-845 (K VI-129 & 131); Tobias (199).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Phytomyza griffithsi leaf-mining Plantago spp. ( Plantaginaceae ). Evidence — Griffiths (5).
caelebs ( Nixon, 1944; Dacnusa )
Group: 1e.
Literature: Nixon 1944 -92; Griffiths (K IV-665); Tobias (431).
Group: 1b.
Literature: Griffith IV-72 (K IV-663); Tobias (403).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Ophiomyia curvipalpis leaf- and stem-mining Medicago sativa ( Fabaceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (8).
Group: 5a.
Literature: Griffiths III-857 (K VI-133); Tobias (97).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of Phytomyza calthivora leaf-mining Caltha palustris (Ranuculaceae). Evidence —Griffiths (18).
Similar species: C. stolyarovii .
Group: 5fi.
Literature: Griffiths V-40 (K VI-135); Tobias (212).
Hosts: Hypothesis —Parasitoid of a Liriomyza sp. leaf-mining Hieracium ( Asteraceae ). Evidence —Griffiths (2). Comment— Host given as L. pusilla but probably a related species on this host plant (see comments under this species at https://bladmineerders.nl/).
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