New additions and invasive aphids for Turkey’s aphidofauna (Hemiptera: Aphidoidea) Şenol, Özhan Beğen, Hayal Akyildirim Görür, Gazi Received, Emin Demirtaş Online, Published Turkish Journal of Zoology 2015 2015-01-02 39 1 39 45 4VB6N (Takahashi) Takahashi 1924 [801,1198,189,214] Insecta Aphididae Schizolachnus GBIF Animalia Hemiptera 5 43 Arthropoda species orientalis   Material examined:  Sixsamples were collected on  Pinussp.from Kütahya- Akpınar village(  27.VII.2012), Afyonkarahisar- Sandıklı (  09.X.2012), Uşak- Banaz (  23. IV.2013), Kütahya- Gediz (2 samples) (  26.IV.2013), and Kütahya- Murat Mountain(  26.IV.2013). Yellowish brown and dirty-white wax-covered meal apterae individuals fed in rows along needles.   Distribution:Distributed in China, India, Japan, Taiwan( Holman, 2009; Blackman and Eastop, 2012).   Tiliaphis shinjiiHiguchi  Distinguishing features:BL less than 4 mm, SIPH pale as truncate cones, hardly longer than their basal width. Cauda knobbed, anal plate bilobed (all viviparae alate). Base of forewing infuscated, forewing with a zigzag black band joining distal ends of media, Cu1a and Cu1b. Costal margin of forewing heavily pigmented and RS present. Secondary rhinaria on ANT III transversely elongate, with rims not ciliated. R IV + V and SIPH both longer than HT II. ANT III with 8–16 secondary rhinaria. Hind femur mainly pale. ABD TERG 1–7 with or without dark markings. Mesothoracic dorsal lobes each with a longitudinal dark stripe ( Blackman and Eastop, 2012).   Material examined:Two samples were collected on  Tiliasp.from Kütahya- Şaphane ( 25. VII.2012) and Afyonkarahisar- Sinanpaşa ( 10. VII.2012). Greenish apterae individuals fed on the undersides of leaves; their colony was mixed with  Eucallipterus tiliae.   Distribution:Distributed in Japan, Korea, and eastern Siberia ( Holman, 2009; Blackman and Eastop, 2012).   Tuberculatus(  Tuberculoides)  borealis(Krzywiec)  Distinguishing features: Frontal hairs mostly shorter than and hairs on ANT IIIless than 0.5× basal diameter of ANT III. Dorsal abdomen with more than 1 pair of spinal processes, usually separated basally, which may be conical or finger-like, or merely low hair-bearing bases that in a few species are only slightly raised above the surface. Marginal hairs also often on processes. Dorsal hairs of immature specimens and embryos without spicules. Spinal hairs on at least ABD TERG 2–3of embryos only half as long as marginal hairs on same segments or shorter. Embryos with spinal hairs on ABD TERG 1–6all about 5–8 µm long, thin, with blunt apices; marginal hairs 15– 45 µm long, with those on at least ABD TERG 2–3not overlapping those of next tergite. First tarsal segments with 5–7 ventral hairs. Forewings not maculate, except in 1 specimenthat has dark marginal processes. Tibiae pale or variably pigmented but without a well-defined jet-black basal spot. ABD TERG 1–4each with a pair of pale spinal processes. RIV + V 0.08–0.12 mm, 0.80–1.05× HT II, with 2 pairs of lateral accessory hairs (and 3–5 ventral ones) ( Blackman and Eastop, 2012).   Material examined One sample ( 3 adultapterae individuals) was collected on  Quercussp.from Uşak- Eşme(  15.V.2013). Greenish apterae individuals generally fed on the undersides of leaves.   Distribution:Distributed in Europe ( England, Belgium, Denmark, western Russia), east to Iran, and introduced to North America ( Holman, 2009; Blackman and Eastop, 2012; Nafría, 2013). Among these defined species, 5 species are considered as invasive to Turkey’s aphid fauna. It was shown that the origins of these determined invasive species are Nearctic and Oriental. 2012-07-27 2013-04-26 2012-07-27 Six Murat Mountain Akpinar village 5 43 1 Kutahya III, R, V 6 44 5 43 TERG 2-3, TERG 1-6, TERG 1-4 1 2013-05-15 Esme 6 44 3 3 Usak