AULACOTHRIPS DICTYOTUS (HETEROTHRIPIDAE), THE FIRST ECTOPARASITIC THRIPS (THYSANOPTERA)

AULACOTHRIPS DICTYOTUS (HETEROTHRIPIDAE), THE FIRST ECTOPARASITIC THRIPS (THYSANOPTERA)

All life stages of the heterothripid, Aulacothrips dictyotus Hood, excluding eggs but including newly hatched first instars, have been found on the abdomen of adults and nymphs of the Homopteran Aethalion reticulatum in southern Brazil. The thrips apparently lives as an ectoparasite under the wings...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Florida entomologist 2002-03, Vol.85 (1), p.281-283
Hauptverfasser: Izzo, Thiago J, Pinent, Silvia M. J, Mound, Laurence A
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Adult insects
Biology
Cocoons
Entomology
Insect ecology
Insect larvae
Insect pests
Pests
Plants
Scale insects
Scientific Notes
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description All life stages of the heterothripid, Aulacothrips dictyotus Hood, excluding eggs but including newly hatched first instars, have been found on the abdomen of adults and nymphs of the Homopteran Aethalion reticulatum in southern Brazil. The thrips apparently lives as an ectoparasite under the wings of these bugs, spinning its pupal cocoon on the tergites. Other species of Heterothripidae live in flowers.
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Insect larvae
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Pests
Plants
Scale insects
Scientific Notes
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