New eriophyoid mites (Acari: Prostigmata: Eriophyoidea) from cultivated plants from northeastern Brazil, including the second taxon in the Prothricinae Reis, Aleuny Coutinho Jr, Manoel Guedes Corrêa Gondim Flechtmann, Carlos Holger Wenzel Navia, Denise Journal of Natural History 2014 2014-03-05 48 19 1135 1152 Reis and Navia Reis and Navia 2014 [310,714,1667,1691] Arachnida Eriophyidae Auriculatus GBIF Animalia Prostigmata 7 1142 Arthropoda species clitoria gen. nov., sp. nov.    Female (n = 10) Body fusiform, 144 (140–155), 54 (50–55) wide. Gnathosomadown-curved, 31 (26–31); basal seta ( ep) 3(3); antapical seta ( d) 7 (6–8) long, chelicera 25 (24–26), oral stylet 22 (21–23). Prodorsal shield38 (33–38), 52 (45–52) wide, subtriangular, entirely covered with sparse granules, with discontinuous diagonal lines in the anterolateral areas, separated from the first dorsal annulus by a deep cleft. Scapular seta ( sc) 25 (23–25) on prominent tubercles, cylindrical, directed up or lateroposteriorly, 22 (22–27) apart. Frontal lobe 6 (4–7), 15 (14–17) wide, apically rounded and broad-based, with some longitudinal lines extending over two-thirds of lobe. Legswith all segments; lacking tibial seta ( l') on leg II. Leg I 30 (27–30); femur 9 (8–9), femoral seta ( bv) 12 (11–13); genu 5 (4–5), genual seta ( l”) 19 (19–21); tibia 8 (7–8), tibial seta ( l') 7 (6–7); tarsus 5 (5), lateral seta ( ft“) 20 (16–22), dorsal seta ( ft') 15 (15–17), unguinal seta ( u') 5 (4–5), solenidion blunt ( ω) 8 (7–8), empodium simple 7 (6–7), eight-rayed. Leg II 28 (26–28); femur 9 (8–9), femoral seta ( bv) 12 (10–12); genu 5 (4–5), l” 9 (8–9); tibia 6 (5–6); tarsus 5 (5), ft“21 (18–21), ft'8 (5–8), u'4 (3–4), ω8 (7–8), blunt, empodium simple 8 (7–8), eight-rayed. CoxaeI and II with short dashes. Coxae I partially fused. Sternal line 5 (4–5). Coxisternal region with 5 (4–6) annuli, microtuberculated. Coxal seta I ( 1b) 12 (10–13) long, 10 (8–10) apart; coxal seta II ( 1a) 21 (20–26) long, 8 (7–8) apart; coxal seta III ( 2a) 30 (27–35) long, 22 (20–23) apart. Genitalia10 (10–14), 18 (16–19) wide, coverflap proximal area with 4 (2–4) irregular curved transversal lines, and distal area with 11 (9–11) longitudinal lines; genital seta ( 3a) 15 (12–15). Opisthosoma25 (25–26) dorsal annuli, moderately broad. First opisthosomal dorsal annuli formed into a broad plate bearing round lateral lobes. Three dorsal longitudinal ridges, beginning on third annulus, the middorsal ridge extending until the level dorsal of the ventral seta III ( f), and the two lateral ridges extending two rings above the ventral seta III ( f), with microtubercles; 47 (39–47) ventral annuli, rounded microtubercles. Lateral seta ( c 2) 25 (22–26), on annulus 4 (3–4). Ventral seta I ( d) 30 (30–58), on annulus 16 (14–17), 34 (34–40) apart, 25 (25–27) microtubercles apart; ventral seta II ( e) 10 (10–13), on annulus 28 (24–28), 15 (14–17) apart, 13 (11–15) microtubercles apart; ventral seta III ( f) 15 (12–15), on annulus 41 (35–41), 10 (9–11) apart, 11 (9–11) microtubercles apart. Caudal seta ( h 2) 52 (45–57); accessory seta ( h 1) 3 (3–4).   Male (n = 5) Smaller than female, 123–143, 47–51 wide. Gnathosoma27–29; basal seta ( ep) 3; antapical seta ( d) 6–7; chelicerae 23–25; oral stylet 21–23. Prodorsal shieldas in female, 33–35, 46–49 wide. Scapular seta ( sc) 20, 20–24 apart. Legsas in female. Leg I 27–30; femur 7–9, femoral seta ( bv) 10–12; genu 5, genual seta ( l”) 18–20; tibia 6–7, tibial seta ( l') 6–7; tarsus 5–6, lateral seta ( ft“) 17–20, dorsal seta ( ft') 15– 16, unguinal seta ( u') 4–5, solenidion blunt ( ω) 7; empodium simple 6–7, eightrayed. Leg II, 26–27; femur 8–9, bv10–12; genu 4–5, l”8–10; tibia 5–6; tarsus 5, ft“18–19, ft'5–6, u'3–4, ω7–8; empodium 7, eight-rayed. Coxaeas in female. Sternal line 4–6. Coxisternal region with 7 annuli, with granules. Coxal seta I ( 1b) 9–12, 9–10 apart; coxal seta II ( 1a) 17–22, 6–8 apart; coxal seta III ( 2a) 30–37, 18–22 apart. Genitalia9–11, 13–15 wide, eugenital setae as figured; genital seta ( 3a) 12–16. Opisthosomaas in female, 24–25 dorsal annuli; 39–42 ventral annuli. Lateral seta ( c 2) 21–24, on annulus 3–4. Ventral seta I ( d) 36–58, on annulus 12– 15, 31–34 apart, 19–25 microtubercles apart; ventral seta II ( e) 9–12, on annulus 23–24, 14–17 apart, 9–12 microtubercles apart; ventral seta III ( f) 11–13, on annulus 35–38, 9–11 apart, 8–9 microtubercles apart. Caudal seta ( h 2) 47–60; accessory seta ( h 1) 3–4.    Type material   Female holotype, 14 femaleand 10 male paratypes, from  Clitoria  fairchildianaHoward (Fabaceae), Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil,  08°01 ′07” S, 34°56 ′41” W,  16 September 2010, collected by A.C. Reis, on nine microscope slides. Holotypeand paratypes( 24 specimens, 14 femalesand 10 males, on nine microscope slides) deposited in the collection of the Laboratório de Acarologia, Departamento de Agronomia, Universidade Federal Ruralde Pernambuco, Recife, PE, Brazil.  Paratypes( 17 specimens, 10 femalesand seven males, on five microscope slides) also deposited in the collection of Embrapa Recursos Genéticose Biotecnologia, Brasília, DF, Brazil.   Relation to host No symptoms seen.    Etymology The specific designation “  clitoria” refers to the genus of the host plant. It was coined by apposition of the tree genus to the mite genus. 2850096302 Female Brazil Clitoria Recife 9 1144 24 14 10 Pernambuco holotype 2850096304 2010-09-16 A. C. Reis & Recife, PE Brazil Universidade Federal Rural -8.018611 Laboratorio de Acarologia 21 -34.944725 Departamento de Agronomia 9 1144 48 14 10 Pernambuco holotype 2850096306 Brasilia, DF Brazil Embrapa Recursos Geneticos Biotecnologia 9 1144 27 10 paratype