Ceranisus pacuvius ( Walker, 1838 ), 2000
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Ceranisus pacuvius ( Walker, 1838 ) |
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Ceranisus pacuvius ( Walker, 1838) View in CoL View at ENA
Figs 53–56 View Figs 53–56
Cirrospilus Pacuvius Walker, 1838: 383 View in CoL . (Type locality: near London , England, UK)
Entedon acestor Walker, 1839: 21 View in CoL . Synonymised under C. pacuvius View in CoL by Boucek & Askew 1968: 137.
Ceranisus Pacuvius (Walker) View in CoL : Walker 1841: vi + pl. N, figs 2 and 2a.
Diglyphus aculeo Walker, 1848: 236 View in CoL . Syn. n. (was synonymised previously under C. menes View in CoL by Boucek & Askew 1968: 137).
Derostenus clavicornis Thomson, 1878: 273 View in CoL . Synonymised under C. menes View in CoL by Boucek & Askew 1968: 137 and under C. pacuvius View in CoL by Boucek & Graham 1978: 232.
Asecodes aculeo (Walker) View in CoL : Dalla Torre 1898: 46.
Ganahlia clavicornis (Thomson) View in CoL : Dalla Torre 1898: 50.
Aleurodiphagus clavicornis (Thomson) View in CoL : Nowicki 1929: 155.
Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière, 1936: 637–639 View in CoL . Synonymised under C. pacuvius View in CoL by Boucek 1961: 26.
Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière View in CoL : Kutter 1936: 640–651.
Euderomphale clavicornis (Thomson) View in CoL : Erdös 1956: 25.
Ceranisus pacuvius (Walker) View in CoL : Bakkendorf 1957: 1–8; Graham 1959: 203; 1963: 203; Boucek 1961: 26; Boucek & Askew 1968: 137, 138; Trjapitzin 1978: 426; Loomans & van Lenteren 1995: 115– 119, 196; Thuróczy & Jenser 1996: 151–153.
Diagnosis: This species was redescribed and illustrated in detail by Bakkendorf (1957). Therefore, only a brief diagnosis is given here.
Female. Body dark brown to black (basal 1/4 of gaster sometimes a little lighter but at least brown), appendages light brown to brown. Antenna ( Fig. 53 View Figs 53–56 ) with scape 4–5 x as long as wide; F1 notably longer than wide, usually with 1 sensillum but sometimes without sensilla, F2 wider than F1, with 1 or 2 sensilla; basal segment of clava slightly shorter than distal claval segment. Forewing ( Fig. 54 View Figs 53–56 ) about 2.8 x as long as wide; longest marginal setae about 3/10 maximal width of forewing; disc with numerous short setae, more or less uniformly setose beyond base of marginal vein. Ovipositor occupying about 3/5 length of gaster, not exserted.
Male. Similar to female except for normal sexually dimorphic features and darker colouration of body and appendages. Antenna ( Fig. 55 View Figs 53–56 ) with scape strongly dilated, almost smooth, 1.4–1.7 x as long as wide; funicle as in female, F1 with 1 sensillum, F2 with 2–3 sensilla; clava longer than funicle, about 2.0 x as long as wide. Genitalia as in Fig. 56 View Figs 53–56 .
Material examined: Lectotype male of C. pacuvius on card [ BMNH], labelled:1. “ Pacuvius ”; 2. “ Lectotype ”; 3. “LTơ Ceranisus pacuvius (Walk.) det. Z. Boucek 1980”; 4. “ B. M. Type Hym 5.2711”.
Lectotype female of E. acestor on card [ BMNH], labelled: 1. “ Lectotype ”; 2. “ 4385 ”; 3. “ Entedon acestor Walker ”; 4. “ B. M. Type Hym 5.2712”.
Lectotype female of D. aculeo on card [ BMNH], labelled: 1. “ Diglyp. aculeo W. 48 Lectotype^ M. de V. Graham det. 1974”; 2. “ B. M.Type Hym 5.2711”; 3. “ Lectotype ”; 4. “ Lectotype ”; 5. “ Aculeo ”. Also examined were 2 female paralectotypes [ BMNH], labelled as “ aculeo ”.
Lectotype female of T. kutteri , here designated to avoid confusion about the identity of this species, on slide labelled: 1. “ SUISSE Flawil - 1935 H. Kutter Ex Kakothrips robustus ds. pois”; 2. “ Tetrastichinae : Thripoctenus kutteri^ Ch. Ferriere [“det.” -crossed out] cotype.”; 3. “ Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière LECTOTYPE^ Des. by S. V. Triapitsyn 2000”; 4. “ Ceranisus pacuvius (Walker) Det. S. V. Triapitsyn 2000 ” [BMNH]. Paralectotypes of Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière , here designated: 1^ on slide as well as 2^ and 1ơ on a separate slide, same label data as the lectotype [BMNH].
Other material examined: GREAT BRITAIN: Berkshire: Berkshire Downs (nr Streatley): 14.vi.1975, J.S. Noyes, 7ơ; 30.vi.1975, J.S. Noyes, 7ơ. Hampshire: Southampton: 25.v.1977, L.A. Mound, 2^ (“ex. Sarothamnus scoparius ”); vi.1977, L.A. Mound, 2ơ [BMNH]. HUNGARY: Bükk, 7.vii.1959, J. Erdös, 1ơ (det. G. Szelényi ). Kalocsa, 1.vi.1945, J. Erdös, 1^ (on Picea excelsa , det. G. Szelényi ). Mecsek, 19.v.1949, J. Erdös, 1ơ. Ohat, 24.iv.1975, Hámoriné, 1ơ (det. G. Szelényi ). Tompa, 9.v.1949, J. Erdös, 1ơ [HNHM]. Also all the specimens reported by Thuróczy & Jenser (1996) (det. C. Thuróczy) [SPLK].
Distribution: Europe (Loomans & van Lenteren 1995; Teulon et al. 1996). Following Boucek (1961), Trjapitzin (1978) reported this species from Moldova but at least specimens in ZIN actually belong to C. planitianus .
Hosts: See Loomans and van Lenteren (1995).
Comments: Examination of the lectotype of Diglyphus aculeo Walker (in BMNH) revealed that it belongs to C. pacuvius rather than to C. menes .
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Ceranisus pacuvius ( Walker, 1838 )
Triapitsyn, Serguei V. 2005 |
Entedon acestor
BOUCEK, Z. & ASKEW, R. R. 1968: 137 |
Diglyphus aculeo
BOUCEK, Z. & ASKEW, R. R. 1968: 137 |
Ceranisus pacuvius (Walker)
THUROCZY, C. & JENSER, G. 1996: 151 |
TRJAPITZIN, V. A. 1978: 426 |
BOUCEK, Z. & ASKEW, R. R. 1968: 137 |
BOUCEK, Z. 1961: 26 |
GRAHAM, M. W. R. DE V. 1959: 203 |
BAKKENDORF, O. 1957: 1 |
Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière, 1936: 637–639
BOUCEK, Z. 1961: 26 |
FERRIERE, C. 1936: 639 |
Thripoctenus kutteri Ferrière
KUTTER, H. 1936: 640 |
Aleurodiphagus clavicornis (Thomson)
NOWICKI, S. 1929: 155 |
Asecodes aculeo (Walker)
DALLA TORRE, C. G. DE 1898: 46 |
Ganahlia clavicornis (Thomson)
DALLA TORRE, C. G. DE 1898: 50 |
Derostenus clavicornis
BOUCEK, Z. & GRAHAM, M. W. R. DE V. 1978: 232 |
BOUCEK, Z. & ASKEW, R. R. 1968: 137 |
THOMSON, C. G. 1878: 273 |
Cirrospilus Pacuvius
WALKER, F. 1838: 383 |