The genus and species,Bolothrips bicolor(Heeger,1852),are recorded from China for the first time,with both sexes found in Shaanxi Province.A generic diagnosis,morphological description,illustrations and photographs ar...The genus and species,Bolothrips bicolor(Heeger,1852),are recorded from China for the first time,with both sexes found in Shaanxi Province.A generic diagnosis,morphological description,illustrations and photographs are provided.COI sequence of the newly recorded species is also given.展开更多
The genus Ophthalmothrips from China is reviewed here,with the description of a new species,O.elongatus Li&Dang,sp.nov.,which was collected from the roots of weeds in Hunan Province.An illustrated key is given her...The genus Ophthalmothrips from China is reviewed here,with the description of a new species,O.elongatus Li&Dang,sp.nov.,which was collected from the roots of weeds in Hunan Province.An illustrated key is given here to all five species known from China.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Sciences Foundation of China(31702042)a Young Talent Fund of University Association for Science and Technology in Shaanxi,China(20180209)the Foundation of Shaanxi University of Technology(SLGKY2001)。
文摘The genus and species,Bolothrips bicolor(Heeger,1852),are recorded from China for the first time,with both sexes found in Shaanxi Province.A generic diagnosis,morphological description,illustrations and photographs are provided.COI sequence of the newly recorded species is also given.
基金supported by the National Natural Sciences Foundation of China(31702042)Key project of Natural Science Basic Research program of Shaanxi Province(2019JZ-34)+1 种基金the Undergraduate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training program[202210720037]a Young Talent Fund of University Association for Science and Technology in Shaanxi,China(20180209).
文摘The genus Ophthalmothrips from China is reviewed here,with the description of a new species,O.elongatus Li&Dang,sp.nov.,which was collected from the roots of weeds in Hunan Province.An illustrated key is given here to all five species known from China.
