Donus reichei (Capiomont, 1868)

Skuhrovec, Ji Ř Í, 2007, Descriptions of larvae of the tribe Hyperini (Coleoptera: Curculionidae): III. Mature larvae of the genus Donus Jekel, 1865, Zootaxa 1606, pp. 1-28 : 22-23

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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.178787

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5667595

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Donus reichei (Capiomont, 1868)
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Donus reichei (Capiomont, 1868)

Material. (2 mature larvae), collected in the field: SYRIA occ., province Tartus, Mashtal’helu env. (3 km East), 31.iii.2001, J. Skuhrovec leg. (2) (on Medicago sp.).

Differential diagnosis. Mandible with four teeth (x D. austerus , D. comatus , D. cyrtus , D. intermedius , D. osellai , D. oxalidis , D. palumbarius , D. tesselatus and Hypera -species (subgenera Eririnomorphus , Dapalinus , Boreohypera and Hypera s.str.)) ( Fig. 60 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Prn1–10 bacilliform (x D. comatus , D. crinitus , D. cyrtus , D. oxalidis , D. palumbarius , H. dauci and H. vidua ). Prs and pds1–4 on thoracic segments bacilliform (x D. comatus , D. cyrtus , D. oxalidis , D. palumbarius , D. tesselatus , H. dauci and H. vidua ). Pds2 on dorsum of meso- and metathorax not the shortest seta (x D. palumbarius and D. tesselatus ). Pds2 and pds3 on meso- and metathorax not close each other (x D. intermedius , D. oxalidis and D. tesselatus ). Dpls on meso- and metathorax bacilliform (x D. comatus , D. crinitus , D. cyrtus , D. osellai , D. oxalidis , D. palumbarius , D. tesselatus , H. dauci , H. lunata and H. vidua ) (all Fig. 61 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Prn, prs and pds1–4 on thoracic segments and prs, pds1–5 on abdominal segments I–VIII short (x D. cyrtus , D. intermedius , D. oxalidis , H. dauci and H. vidua ) ( Figs 61– 62 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Prs and pds1–5 on abdominal segments I–VIII bacilliform (x D. comatus , D. cyrtus , D. oxalidis , D. tesselatus , H. dauci and H. vidua ). Prodorsum of abdominal segments I–VII only with one seta (prs) (x D. osellai ). Pds 1–5 in line on abdominal segments I–VII, not pds2 positioned anteriad to pds3 and pds4 anteriad to pds5 (x D. cyrtus , D. intermedius , D. oxalidis , D. tesselatus , H. dauci and H. vidua ). Pds4 on dorsum of abdominal segments I–VI not the longest seta (x D. palumbarius ) (all Fig. 62 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Ds3 1.3 x longer than ds1–2, 4 (x D. austerus , D. comatus , D. crinitus , D. cyrtus , D. intermedius , D. osellai , D. oxalidis , D. palumbarius , D. tesselatus and H. dauci ) ( Fig. 63 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ).

Description of mature larva.

COLORATION. Head pale brown, posterior and lateral margins of epicranium dark. Dorsal side of body green with white median stripe.

HEAD. Head width 1.25 mm (1.23–1.28 mm), head length 1.18 mm (1.15–1.20 mm) ( Table. 1 View TABLE 1 ). Frontal sutures distinct, slender, anteriorly nearly indistinct. Anterior margin of clypeus distinctly concave ( Fig. 57 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ) with pigmentation. Labrum pale brown; anterior margin with slender median excision, posterior margin with short and wide median projection ( Fig. 57 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Mandibles with four sharp teeth apically ( Fig. 60 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ).

THORAX. Spiracle with oval airtubes oriented dorsad.

ABDOMEN. Spiracles with oval airtubes oriented posterio-dorsad.

CHAETOTAXY. Head. Setae hairform. Des2 the shortest, about 0.5 x des4; des4 about 0.6 x des1, des3 and des5, approximately of same length ( Fig. 57 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Both les long, approximately of same length. Both ves short. Fs1 and fs3 the shortest, about 0.7 x fs4; fs4 about 0.5 x fs5 ( Fig. 57 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Both cls very short, lrms1–3 short ( Fig. 57 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Both mds very short ( Fig. 60 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Sts1–2 long; sts3 short, about 0.5 x sts1–2 ( Fig. 58 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Dms1–6 stout ( Fig. 59 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ), vms1–5 minute. Mxps very short. Plbs1–2 long; plbs3 very short, about 0.25 x plbs1–2; prms long as plbs1; both lig minute ( Fig. 58 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ).

Thorax ( Fig. 61 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ). Bases of setae strongly pigmented, setae pigmented. Setae short, bacilliform or hairform (vpls, pda, msts). Prothorax: prn1–8 short; prn9–10 shorter than previous setae (prn1–8), about 0.7 x. Vpls2 about 0.3 x vpls1. Pedal lobe with three (three to five) setae (pda); pda1–2 long, pda2 about 0.75 x pda1; remaining one (one to three) seta minute. Msts minute. Meso- and metathorax: prs and pds1–4 very short, approximately of same length. Both dls very short, both ss very short. Dpls and vpls 2 x longer than previous setae. Pedal lobe with three (three to five) setae (pda); pda1–2 long, pda2 about 0.75 x pda1; remaining one (one to three) seta minute. Msts minute.

Abdomen. Bases of setae strongly pigmented, setae pigmented. Setae short, bacilliform or hairform (lsts, msts). Abdominal segments I–VIII ( Fig. 62 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ): pds1–5 approximately in line, pds2 and pds4 positioned slightly anteriad; pds1–5 very short, pds2 and pds4 slightly shorter. Sps minutely shorter than prs, long as pds1. Both dpls long as sps. Vpls2 2.5 x longer than vpls1. Lsts short, msts minute. Abdominal segment VIII: pds2 and pds4 positioned more anteriad from line joining pds1 and pds5 than on abdominal segments I–VII, pds4 positioned more anteriad than pds2; pds1, pds3 and pds5 approximately in line; pds3 the longest, remaining setae about 0.5 x. Abdominal segment IX ( Fig. 63 View FIGURES 57 – 63 ): ds1–4 bacilliform; ds 2–4 in line; ds3 the longest, remaining three setae about 0.2 x. Both ps bacilliform, about 2x longer than ds1. Both sts hairform; sts1 very short, sts2 minute.

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Coleoptera

Family

Curculionidae

Genus

Donus

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