Dacus pseudapostata, White, Ian M. & Goodger, Kim F. M., 2009
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03933018-FFF1-FF8A-C18B-FBA4FAA81F06 |
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Dacus pseudapostata |
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Group Triater
This group is now expanded to include D. apostata Hering, 1937 and D. nigriscutatus White, 2006 ; this removes the Apostata group name from the classification. White (2006) separated the Apostata and Triater groups by the presence or absence of a pecten. The strong similarity of D. pseudapostata sp.n. to D. apostata , from which it differs in the absence of a pecten, indicates that these two groups are inseparable. Additionally, known hosts of both groups are Zehneria spp. ( Cucurbitaceae ) ( White 2006), and Virgilio et al. (in press) found that DNA studies muddled representatives of both groups into a single well defined clade.
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