Three new species of Amblyseius Berlese (Mesostigmata: Phytoseiidae) from Altai Republic, Russia

IF 1.3 3区农林科学 Q2 ENTOMOLOGY

Systematic and Applied Acarology Pub Date : 2023-12-26 DOI:10.11158/saa.28.12.6

V. A. Khaustov, Ismail Döker, O. Joharchi, I. Marchenko

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Abstract

Abstract Three new species of predatory mites belonging to the genus Amblyseius Berlese (Acari: Phytoseiidae), A. latisetosus sp. nov., A. unodentatus sp. nov., and A. altaiensis sp. nov. are described based on the material collected from Altai Republic, Russia. The new species are assigned to the obtusus species group and andersoni species subgroup by having setae J2 and Z1, short and minute setae z4, sub-pentagonal ventrianal shield, and bell-shaped calyx of spermatheca. All new species were compared with each other and all other Amblyseius species known to date. The main diagnostic characters of these species are measurements of prominent dorsal setae, ventral setae JV5 and macrosetae on leg IV, cheliceral dentition, number of setae on genu II as well as small rounded and distinct pre-anal pores on ventrianal shield.

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来自俄罗斯阿尔泰共和国的 Amblyseius Berlese（介形目：Phytoseiidae）的三个新种

摘要根据从俄罗斯阿尔泰共和国采集的材料，描述了属于Amblyseius Berlese属（Acari: Phytoseiidae）的3个捕食螨新种：A. latisetosus sp.nov.、A. unodentatus sp.nov.和A. altaiensis sp.nov.。这些新种因具有刚毛 J2 和 Z1、短而细的刚毛 z4、近五边形的腹盾以及精囊的钟形花萼而被归入 obtusus 种群和 andersoni 种亚群。将所有新种与迄今已知的所有其他 Amblyseius 种进行了比较。这些物种的主要诊断特征是突出的背侧刚毛、腹侧刚毛 JV5 和腿Ⅳ上的大刚毛、螯齿、玄Ⅱ上的刚毛数量以及腹盾上小而圆且明显的肛前孔的测量值。

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Systematic and Applied Acarology ENTOMOLOGY-

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2.20

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33.30%

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152

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