Hydrellia (Diptera: Ephydridae) mining in Stratiotes aloides: a long history of confusion

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Zoosystematica Rossica Pub Date : 2023-06-27 DOI:10.31610/zsr/2023.32.1.99

J. Stuke

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Abstract

Based on collecting records, rearing, examination of type specimens and analysis of published data, this paper discusses which species of the genus Hydrellia (Diptera: Ephydridae) mine in Water Soldier, Stratiotes aloides. Seven species of Hydrellia have been reported as leaf miners of S. aloides in the literature during the last 100 years. All records are very likely to be H. tarsata Haliday, 1839, and three species described from the material reared from S. aloides are considered to be new junior synonyms of H. tarsata: H. stratiotae Hering, 1925, syn. nov., H. stratiotella Wahlgren, 1947, syn. nov., and H. propingua Wahlgren, 1947, syn. nov. Hence, only H. tarsata is known to live in S. aloides. Information on the bionomics and distribution of H. tarsata is reviewed.

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在aloides地层中的Hydrorellia（Diptera：Ephydridae）采矿：混乱的漫长历史

本文在收集记录、饲养、模式标本检验和文献资料分析的基础上，对水兵区水蛭属(双翅目:水蛭科)中水蛭属的种类进行了探讨。在过去的100年里，文献报道了7种水螅属植物是芦荟的采叶者。所有的记录都很有可能是H. tarsata Haliday, 1839年，从S. aloides饲养的材料中描述的三个物种被认为是H. tarsata的新的初级同义词:H. stratiotae Hering, 1925年，syn11月，H. stratiotella Wahlgren, 1947年，syn11月，和H. propingua Wahlgren, 1947年，syn11月，因此，已知只有H. tarsata生活在S. aloides中。本文综述了国内外关于水仙的生物学和分布的研究进展。

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Zoosystematica Rossica Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Animal Science and Zoology

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期刊介绍： Zoosystematica Rossica is an international journal for publication of papers on any aspects of systematic zoology, in all groups of animals, both extant and fossil, from all over the World. The journal is published in English and focuses on the descriptions of new taxa, revisions and reviews, nomenclature, theories and methods of taxonomy and phylogeny, interesting new faunal records, catalogues and checklists, identification keys, phylogenetic relationships and zoogeography. Faunistic articles are published in a limited way and only if they contain new records for large geographical regions and are important for zoogeography or taxonomy.