Calicotis latebrifica Terada, 2016
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Calicotis latebrifica Terada, 2016 ( Figs. 1A - D, 2A, B View Fig )
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Calicotis latebrifica Terada, 2016: 137 . Type locality:
Japan, Ryukyu Islands, Kikai Is.
Description. Habitus ( Fig. 1A) - Head: Vertex lustrous, pale yellowish gray; frons and occiput lustrous, white. Labial palpus slender, white, intermixed with yellowish gray scales laterally. Antenna 4/5 as long as forewing, lustrous, pale yellowish gray. Thorax: Tegula white, intermixed with yellowish gray scales on basal half; mesonotum white. Forewing length ca. 4.2 mm, lustrous, white, tinged with dark brown on basal half of costa; median band, oblique, dark yellowish brown; tornal blotch dark yellowish brown; cilia pale fuscous. Hindwing very narrow, fuscous in distal half, pale gray in basal half; cilia pale fuscous. Male genitalia ( Fig. 1B) - uncus stout, round apically, with downward, stiff setae dorsolaterally. Gnathos tongue-shaped, as long as uncus, narrowly-round apically. Tegumen narrow. Valva subrectangular in basal half, digitiform and densely setose in distal half; dorsal margin of costa convex in basal 1/6; sacculus sclerotized, round apically. Phallus ( Fig. 1C) stout, with apical patch of stimuli; cornutus absent. Female genitalia ( Fig. 1D) - sternite VIII shield-shaped, concave distally, with sclerotized area and long setae along distal margin. Papillae anales tongue-shaped, slightly protruding dorsoapically, setose. Surrounding area of ostium bursae emarginated in bowl-shape. Ductus bursae short, dilated to corpus bursae; ductus seminalis long, dilated basally. Corpus bursae obovate, with signum on caudal 1/3; signum crescentiform.
Material examined. 1♂, Jeju Prov., Is. Chujado, 4 vi 2015, genitalia slide no.: SJC-1337, GJUE ; 3$, Jeju Prov., Chuja-myeon, Is. Sangchujado, Daeseo-ri, Mt. Bonggeulresan , 24 vii 2018 (JC Sohn), larvae on Dryopteris nipponensis Koidz. , adults emerged on 7-12 viii 2018, genitalia slide no.: SJC-1350, GJUE & NIBR .
Distribution. Korea (new record), Japan.
Host plants. Dryopteridaceae - Cyrtomium falcatum (L. f.) C. Presl; C. fortunei J. Sm. ; Dryopteris nipponensis Koidz. (this study; Terada, 2016).
Remarks. This species differs from another fern sporeassociated stathmopodid species in Korea, Cuprina fuscella Sinev, 1988 in having whitish body and wings and ventrally-ciliate antennae. The larvae construct sheet-like shelters with spore debris and silk ( Fig. 2A View Fig ) on the underside of fern leaves. They feed on fern sporangia within their shelter and by doing so, expand it to include intact sori ( Fig. 2B View Fig ). When fully matured, they pupate within their nests.
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National Institute of Biological Resources |
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Calicotis latebrifica Terada, 2016
Sohn, Jae-Cheon 2023 |
Calicotis latebrifica
Terada, T. 2016: 137 |