Anomalosiphum, ESSIGI, 2006

Quednau, F. W. & Martin, J. H., 2006, Descriptions of two new species of Anomalosiphum (Hemiptera: Aphididae, Greenideinae), including a winged ovipara with pedunculate eggs, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 146 (2), pp. 239-249 : 245

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.1111/j.1096-3642.2006.00202.x

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5113749

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B987C8-2679-931F-FE75-CCFA013E2D72

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Carolina

scientific name

Anomalosiphum
status

 

KEY TO ANOMALOSIPHUM SPECIES, ALATE VIVIPARAE

1. Ant. segm. III not much swollen, bearing up to 20 sens.; segm. IV and V without sec. sens. Embryo with setae from pronotum to tergite VI short flabellate. On unknown host. China............................................ A. takahashii Tao, 1947

– Ant. segm. III sometimes swollen on basal half, bearing more than 30 sens.; segm. IV and sometimes also segm. V with sec. sens. Embryo with dorsal body setae of various shapes. ................................................................................ 2

2. Ant. segm. III strongly swollen, bearing 60–84 sens.; urs about 1.0 times ht2; marginal papillae on pronotum and tergites I–V conspicuous; tergite VII with 4–5 setae. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI minute, flabellate, about 4 µm long. On unknown host. East Malaysia. ....................................................................... A. mendeli sp. nov.

– Ant. segm. III not much or only moderately swollen, bearing 33–61 sens.; urs mostly longer than 1.0 times ht2; marginal papillae often absent or indistinct; tergite VII mostly with more than 5 setae............................................ 3

3. Urs relatively long, about 1.85–2.00 times ht2. In embryo siph. with minute setae in addition to marginal seta of tergite VI. ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4

– Urs relatively short, not more than 1.6 times ht2; in embryo siph. without setae, marginal seta of tergite VI minute or absent.............................................................................................................................................................................. 5

4. Urs about 2 times ht2; ant. segm. III rather strongly swollen, bearing over 50 sens. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI elongate flabellate, 19–22 µm long. On Indigofera View in CoL sp. and possibly Phyllanthus View in CoL sp. India. .............................................................................................. A. indigoferae Ghosh, Ghosh & Raychaudhuri, 1971

– Urs about 1.85 times ht2; ant. segm. III weakly swollen, bearing about 30 sens. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI short flabellate, 8 µm long. On Pithecolobium lucidum . Taiwan, Papua New Guinea. ..................................................................................................................... A. pithecolobii Takahashi, 1934

5. Urs 1.5–1.6 times ht2. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI flabellate, 11–15 µm long. On Rourea View in CoL sp. and Xanthophyllum stipitatum View in CoL . Singapore. ................................................................ A. murphyi Martin & Agarwala, 1994

– Urs at most 1.35 times ht2. ............................................................................................................................................... 6

6. Urs 1.20–1.35 times ht2. (Larger aphids, body length 1.50–1.85).................................................................................. 7

– Urs 1.05–1.13 times ht2. (Smaller aphids, body length 1.27–1.41). ............................................................................... 8

7. Pronotum with about 15 setae, 19–23 µm long, marginals in groups. Patch on tergites VI/VII almost coalescing with sclerotic patch of preceding tergites. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI minute, 6 µm long, peg-like, apices without cusps or indentations. On unknown host. China. .................................................................. A. essigi sp. nov.

– Pronotum with about 9 setae, 8–15 µm long, marginals in single pairs. Patch on tergites VI/VII not coalescing with those of preceding tergites. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI 15 µm long, flabellate. On Dalbergia ferruginea View in CoL . Philippines...................................................................................... A. philippinense Martin & Agarwala, 1994 1

8. Ant. segm. V without secondary sens. On tergite VII a pair of short, sublateral processes 16 µm long. Sclerotic patch on tergites VI/VII almost coalescing with sclerotic patch of proceding tergites. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI 6–8 µm long, flabellate. 2 On Dalbergia hupeana View in CoL . China. ...................... A. scleroticum Qiao & G.X. Zhang, 2001

– Ant. segm. V with 1–3 secondary sens. Tergite VII without processes. Sclerites of tergites VI/VII not coalescing with those of preceding tergites. In embryo setae from pronotum to tergite VI minute, 4 µm long, peg-like or with incrassate denticulate apices. On Dalbergia View in CoL spp. West Malaysia and China ( Hong Kong). ................................................................................................................. A. tiomanense Martin & Agarwala, 1994

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Aphidomorpha

Family

Aphididae

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