Euura respondens ( Foerster , 1854)
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Euura respondens ( Foerster, 1854)
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Nematus respondens Förster, 1854b: 427-428. Type locality: Austria. Lectotype designated below.
Nematus nitens Thomson, 1888: 1212. Type locality: Sweden, Lund. Lectotype designated by Koch (2000). Mentioned as a synonym of Nematus respondens by Zhelochovtsev and Zinovjev (1995).
Pteronus balassagloi Jakowlew, 1891: 23-24. Type locality: Uzbekistan, Tashkent. Lectotype designated by Zhelohovtsev (1976). Mentioned as a synonym of Nematus respondens by Zhelohovtsev (1976).
Nematus declaratus Muche, 1974: 105-107. Type locality: Uzbekistan, Fergana (HT). Syn. nov.
Nematus desantisi D.R. Smith, 1983: 260-262. Type locality: Argentina, Chubut, Valle del Rio Chubut (HT). Syn. nov.
Similar species.
Females are most similar to Euura oligospila group, E. bergmanni , and E. sylvestris . Head more rounded in dorsal view and lancet somewhat narrower compared to E. bergmanni . Ventral parts of 2nd to 4th suture of lancet are oblique and more or less straight or weakly curved apically in E. respondens , but weakly or distinctly curved basally in Euura oligospila group and E. sylvestris . Males distinguishable from other species by distinct penis valves.
Genetic data.
COI. Based on 10 specimens, maximum within species distance is 3.19% and the nearest neighbour, diverging by a minimum of 5.44%, is Euura viridis subgroup. BIN: BOLD:ABU8945.
Nuclear. Based on 3 specimens, maximum within species distance is 0.18% (0.27% based on haplotypes of individual females). The nearest neighbour, diverging by a minimum of 3.82%, is Euura viridis .
Host plants and behaviour.
Hosts: a large number of Salix species, as well as sometimes Populus species ( Dapoto and Giganti 1994; Koch and Smith 2000). Host records from the countries where E. respondens has become invasive are considered to be reliable, because no similar sawflies occur there, but records from Europe should be treated with caution, because the larvae of E. respondens and E. oligospila are apparently very similar. Up to six generations per year have been recorded, in Argentina ( Alderete et al. 2002).
Distribution.
Palaearctic, Neotropic, Afrotropic, Australasian ( Zhelohovcev 1976; Koch and Smith 2000; Taeger et al. 2006; Schmidt and Smith 2009; Caron et al. 2013, current data). Almost certainly also Nearctic and Oriental. Specimens studied are from Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Slovakia, Sweden, and Uzbekistan.
Type material.
Nematus respondens Förster, 1854b. Lectotype, here designated, ♂, GBIF-GISHym3404, ZSM. The specimen is completely destroyed and only one badly damaged penisvalve remains. However, the shape of the penis valve of this taxon is highly characteristic.
Nematus nitens Thomson, 1888. LT, ♀, DEI-GISHym88903, MZLU.
Pteronus balassagloi Jakowlew, 1891. Lectotype, ♂, DEI-GISHym30223, ZIN.
Nematus declaratus Muche, 1974. HT, ♂, GBIF-GISHym2826, ZMHB.
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Euura respondens ( Foerster , 1854)
Prous, Marko, Liston, Andrew & Mutanen, Marko 2021 |
Nematus desantisi
D.R.Smith 1983 |
Pteronus balassagloi
Jakovlev 1891 |
Nematus nitens
Thomson 1888 |
Nematus respondens
Foerster 1854 |
Nematus respondens
Foerster 1854 |
Nematus respondens
Foerster 1854 |