ALEYRODINAE Westwood, 1840: 435

Martin, Jon H., 2005, Whiteflies of Belize (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) Part 2 - a review of the subfamily Aleyrodinae Westwood, Zootaxa 1098 (1), pp. 1-116 : 7

Subfamily ALEYRODINAE Westwood, 1840: 435 , 442–443

DIAGNOSIS. Puparia with lingula much smaller than in Aleurodicinae , with 2 setae (e.g. Figs 7 , 11 , 17 , 29 ), with no discernible setae, or with lingula obscured by operculum ( Figs 13–16 , 18 , 19 ); puparial legs without claws (e.g. Figs A, 22 , 23 , 31 , 48); never with compound or agglomerate pores on puparial dorsum.

Figures

FIGURE 22. Aleurovitreus gen. nov. insignis (Bondar), puparium from Persea americana ex­ Belize, used in preparation of redescription (see Fig. 107 for photograph).

FIGURE 23. Aleurovitreus risor gen. & sp. nov., holotype puparium (see Figs 105­106 for photographs).

FIGURES 1–8. Aleurocybotus cereus sp. nov. 1, adult male, antennal apex; 2, adult female, antennal apex; 3, adult female, abdomen, lateral; 4, adult male, abdomen, lateral; 5, adult male, single claw and claw­like?paronychium; 6, adult female, single claw and claw­like?paronychium; 7, puparium, posterior dorsal detail (see Fig. 86 for photograph); 8, puparium, cephalothoracic plate with inner margin of glandular zone indicated by dashed line, and one glandular cluster shown.

FIGURES 9–12. Aleurotulus laneus sp. nov. 9, puparium, dorsum (see Fig. 101 for photograph); 10, puparium, cephalothoracic margin and submarginal dorsal detail; 11, puparium, posterior dorsal detail; 12, adult female, antenna, apical flagellar segments.

FIGURES 17–18. 17, Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Back), puparium, dorsum, with enlarged detail of margin & submargin, and vasiform orifice (see Fig. 100 for photograph); 18, Singhiella citrifolii (Morgan), puparium, simplified drawing with enlarged detail of thoracic tracheal pore area, and vasiform orifice & caudal furrow with displaced submarginal setal pair 15 (of Jensen, 2001) arrowed (see Fig. 115 for photograph).

FIGURES 29–34. 29–32, Aleuroglandulus inanis sp. nov., puparium (see Figs 87, 139 for photographs). 29, posterior dorsal detail; 30, detail of floor of vasiform orifice; 31, legs and legbase spines; 32, cephalic setae and geminate pore/porette pairs. 33–34, Disiphon russellae sp. nov., puparium (see Fig. 113 for photograph). 33, posterior dorsal detail, showing both types of dorsal siphon­glands; 34, longitudinal moulting suture, cephalic setae, short­type of siphon­glands and geminate pore/porettes.

FIGURES 13–16. 13–15, Aleurothrixus spp. 13, A. chivelensis (Sampson & Drews), vacated pupal case, dorsal, simplified drawing; 14, A. myrtacei Bondar, puparium, dorsum, simplified drawing (see Fig. 97 for photograph); 15, A. floccosus (Maskell), puparium, dorsum (see Fig. 96 for photograph); 16, Aleurotrachelus tracheifer (Quaintance), puparium, dorsum, simplified drawing (see Figs 99, 141 for photographs).

FIGURES 19–21. Aleuroparadoxus spp, puparia (after Russell, 1947). 19, A. sapotae Russell with enlarged detail of thoracic tracheal pore area, and vasiform orifice (see Fig. 91 for photograph); 20, A. rhodae Russell with enlarged detail of thoracic tracheal pore area, and submedian abdominal gland (see Fig. 90 for photograph); 21, A. truncatus Russell with enlarged detail of thoracic tracheal pore area, and vasiform orifice (see Fig. 93 for photograph).