Eriophyoid mites from Eastern India: description of three new species (Acari: Prostigmata: Eriophyoidea) Author Debnath, Pranab Author Karmakar, Krishna text Zootaxa 2016 4061 5 553 568 journal article 46908 10.11646/zootaxa.4061.5.5 0b5ac643-9b02-4903-9eea-84355427cf24 1175-5326 270408 BAF32BB4-7003-464E-B3B3-1DEDA99AB0A2 Key to the species of the genus Dichopelmus 1. Female genitalia coverflap with one row of longitudinal lines................................................... 2 - Female genitalia coverflap with two rows of longitudinal lines, if one row then proximal area smooth and distal half with lon- gitudinal lines........................................................................................ 7 2. Opisthosoma dorsum with three longitudinal ridges........................................................... 3 - Opisthosoma dorsum without longitudinal ridges............................................................ 5 3. Prodorsal shield granulated, with median groove................................................. D. puncti n. sp. - Prodorsal shield not granulated, without median groove....................................................... 4 4. Empodia with each branch 3-rayed.................................................... D. lotus Xie & Zhu, 2010 - Empodia with each branch 7-rayed......................................... D. puerariae Qin, Wang & Wei, 2008 5. Empodia with each branch 4-rayed....................................................................... 6 - Empodia with each branch 7-rayed................................................. D. haari Sapozhnikova, 1980 6. Dorsal annuli with microtubercles; h1 present.................................... D. bambusae Kuang & Feng, 1989 - Dorsal annuli smooth; h1 absent............................................. D. canarii Kuang, Xu & Zeng, 2002 7. Prodorsal shield completely smooth............................................ D. ibapitanga Reis & Navia, 2010 - Prodorsal shield with rough surface....................................................................... 8 8. Dorsal annuli with microtubercles.................................................. D. flechtmanni Huang, 2001 - Dorsal annuli, smooth................................................................. D. notus Keifer, 1959