This paper describes a new species of the genus Odontothrips from China, O. bifurcus sp. nov. This new species can be distinguished from O. pentatrichopus Hart ＆ Cui by the combination of interocellar setae arising o...This paper describes a new species of the genus Odontothrips from China, O. bifurcus sp. nov. This new species can be distinguished from O. pentatrichopus Hart ＆ Cui by the combination of interocellar setae arising on the outside line between fore ocellus and hind ocelli （vs. interocellar setae arising on the middle line between fore ocellus and hind ocelli）, metanotum with a pair of campaniform sensiUa on median part （vs. metanotum without campaniform sensilla）, and abdominal tergite X with a pair of median setae bifurcated （vs. median setae on abdominal tergite X normal, not bifurcated）. It can be distinguished from O. phaseoli Kurosawa by the combination of fore wing first vein uninterrupted （vs. fore wing first vein interrupted, with 2 distal setae） and abdominal tergite X with a pair of median setae bifurcated （vs. median setae on abdominal tergite X normal, not bifurcated）.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31272344)the Young Talent Support Program from the Association for Science and Technology of Colleges in Shaanxi Province(20160235)+1 种基金the Scientific Research Project from the Educational Department of Shaanxi Provincial Government(17JS040)the Special Foundation for Young Scientists of Weinan Normal University in 2015(15ZRRC03)
文摘This paper describes a new species of the genus Odontothrips from China, O. bifurcus sp. nov. This new species can be distinguished from O. pentatrichopus Hart ＆ Cui by the combination of interocellar setae arising on the outside line between fore ocellus and hind ocelli （vs. interocellar setae arising on the middle line between fore ocellus and hind ocelli）, metanotum with a pair of campaniform sensiUa on median part （vs. metanotum without campaniform sensilla）, and abdominal tergite X with a pair of median setae bifurcated （vs. median setae on abdominal tergite X normal, not bifurcated）. It can be distinguished from O. phaseoli Kurosawa by the combination of fore wing first vein uninterrupted （vs. fore wing first vein interrupted, with 2 distal setae） and abdominal tergite X with a pair of median setae bifurcated （vs. median setae on abdominal tergite X normal, not bifurcated）.
