Adelencyrtus brachycaudae Xu & Shi
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5. Adelencyrtus brachycaudae Xu & Shi View in CoL
( Figs 20−25 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 )
Adelencyrtus brachycaudae Xu and Shi, 1999: 202 View in CoL , 206. Holotype Ψ (HNAU, examined), China. Adelencyrtus brachycaudae View in CoL ; Zhang & Huang, 2004: 22; Xu & Huang, 2004: 35.
Description. Female. Body length 1.1−1.4 mm. Body dark brown with green or blue sheen; antenna ( Fig. 20 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ) generally dark or dark brown with F6 yellowish and sometimes F5 ventrally yellowish; fore wing ( Fig. 21 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ) distinctly infuscate, with two hyaline spots beyond stigmal vein; fore leg dark brown except apices of femur and tibia marked with yellow; mid leg yellow except coxae entirely, femur subapically, and tibia subbasally marked with dark brown ( Fig. 23 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ); hind leg yellow except coxa entirely, femur largely, median 1/3 of tibia, and apical tarsomere dark brown ( Fig. 24 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ).
Head. Frontovertex about 1/4 head width; ocelli arranged in an angle of about 45º; posterior ocelli touching inner eye margin, and separated from occipital margin by about 3 × its own diameter; antennal scape about 4 × as long as broad; F1−F4 transverse and subequal in size, F5 and F6 subquadrate; clava about as long as funicle; mandible quadridentate.
Thorax. Fore wing about 2.5 × as long as broad; marginal vein about 3 × as long as broad; stigmal vein about 2/3 as long as marginal vein; postmarginal vein about as long as stigmal vein ( Fig. 21 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ).
Gaster. Ovipositor sheaths ( Fig. 25 View FIGURES 20 − 25. 20 − 25 ) slightly exserted, by about 1/7 gaster length.
Relative measurements. MT 48, OL 66, GL 16.
Male. Similar to female except for antennae and genitalia; antenna with scape yellowish, the rest dark yellowish-brown; wings hyaline ( Xu & Shi 1999).
Host. Unidentified diaspidid on Pittosporum tobira (Thunb.) ( Xu & Shi 1999) .
Distribution. China (Hainan, Hunan, Yunnan).
Type material examined. CHINA: Hunan, Changsha, 14.v.1989, ex. Diaspididae , coll. G. Xu (holotype Ψ, allotype ɗ, and 5ΨΨ paratypes, HNAU).
Non-type material examined. CHINA: Hainan, Danzhou, Nada, 18.iv.2005 (1 Ψ), 16.v.2007 (1 Ψ), coll. Y.Z. Zhang; Diaoluo Mt., 6.v.2007, coll. Y.Z. Zhang (1 Ψ). Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, 13.xi.2002, coll. W.Q. Zhen (1 Ψ); Xishuangbanna, 6.viii.2007, coll. G. Zheng (5 ΨΨ).
Comments. Adelencyrtus brachycaudae is very similar to A. inglisiae Compere & Annecke from South Africa in general coloration. The latter species is also very close to A. depressus (Risbec) from Madagascar ( Noyes & Prinsloo 1998). Additional study is needed to determine whether these three names represent distinct species or are synonyms.
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Adelencyrtus brachycaudae Xu & Shi
Zhang, Yan-Zhou & Shi, Zhen-Ya 2010 |
Adelencyrtus brachycaudae
Zhang 2004: 22 |
Xu 2004: 35 |
Xu 1999: 202 |