Haplothrips ganglbaueri Schmutz

(Figs 7, 58–59)

Haplothrips ganglbaueri Schmutz, 1913: 1034

This Oriental species was described from Sri Lanka, but is widespread from Iran to Japan (Minaei & Mound 2008) and Australia (Mound 2019). In Arabian Peninsula, it is known from Saudi Arabia, Yemen (zur Strassen, 1990), and United Arab Emirates (zur Strassen and van Harten 2008).

Material examined. Al Baha: 19 females, three males from Poaceae, Thee Ain Village, 7.iv.2019, (BT) ; 176 females, 42 males from Leptochloa sp., Shada Al Aala, 8.iv.2019, (BT) ; 37 females, 36 males from Cyperus sp., Nawan, 10.iv.2019, (BT) ; Asir. 13 females from Cenchrus ciliaris, Muhail, Wadi Heli, 20.xi.2023, (BT) . Madinah: 28 females, 12 males from Poaceae, Al Ula’a, 19.x.2021, (BT) . Riyadh. one female from Poaceae, 24.viii.2021, (SW) ; 35 females, 21 males from Rumex vesicarius, 28 females, three males from Echinochloa sp., Al Oyayna, 19.ii.2019, (BT) ; 18 females, five males from Avena fatua, Safarat dam, 28.ii.2019, (BT); 30 females, eight males from Sisymbrium irio, Al Oyayna, 14.iii.2019, (BT); three females from Lycium shawii, Rawdat Sabalah, 26.iii.2019, (BT); 13 females, three males from wheat, Al Majmaa, 27.iv.2018, (BT) ; 31 females, 11 males from sorghum, Al Ghat, 27.iii.2019, (BT) ; five females, two males from Arundo donax, 27.iii.2019, (BT); seven females, three males from Poaceae, Al Majmaa, 27.iv.2018, (SW); 41 females, seven males, Hawtet Bani Tamim, 27.iv.2018, (SW), Hathal et al. Tabouk . 10 females from Poaceae, Al Badea, 22.iii.2022, (BT).