Integrative taxonomy methods reveal high mealybug (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) diversity in southern Brazilian fruit crops
The Serra Gaúcha region is the most important temperate fruit-producing area in southern Brazil. Despite mealybugs (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) infesting several host plants in the region, there is a lack of information about the composition of species damaging different crops. A survey of mealybug s...
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| description | The Serra Gaúcha region is the most important temperate fruit-producing area in southern Brazil. Despite mealybugs (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) infesting several host plants in the region, there is a lack of information about the composition of species damaging different crops. A survey of mealybug species associated with commercial fruit crops (apple, persimmon, strawberry and grapes) was performed in Serra Gaúcha between 2013 and 2015, using both morphology and DNA analyses for species identification. The most abundant species were
Pseudococcus viburni
(Signoret), found on all four host plant species, and
Dysmicoccus brevipes
(Cockerell), infesting persimmon, vines and weeds. The highest diversity of mealybug species was found on persimmon trees, hosting 20 different taxa, of which
Anisococcus granarae
Pacheco da Silva & Kaydan,
D
.
brevipes
,
Pseudococcus sociabilis
Hambleton and
Ps
.
viburni
were the most abundant. A total of nine species were recorded in vineyards.
Planococcus ficus
(Signoret) and
Pseudococcus longispinus
(Targioni Tozzetti) were observed causing damage to grapes for the first time. A single species,
Ps
.
viburni
, was found associated with apples, while both
Ps
.
viburni
and
Ferrisia meridionalis
Williams were found on strawberry. Four of the mealybug species found represent new records for Brazil. |
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Pseudococcus viburni
(Signoret), found on all four host plant species, and
Dysmicoccus brevipes
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brevipes
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Pseudococcus sociabilis
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Pseudococcus viburni
(Signoret), found on all four host plant species, and
Dysmicoccus brevipes
(Cockerell), infesting persimmon, vines and weeds. The highest diversity of mealybug species was found on persimmon trees, hosting 20 different taxa, of which
Anisococcus granarae
Pacheco da Silva & Kaydan,
D
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brevipes
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Pseudococcus sociabilis
Hambleton and
Ps
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viburni
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Planococcus ficus
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Pseudococcus longispinus
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Ps
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viburni
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Ps
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Pseudococcus viburni
(Signoret), found on all four host plant species, and
Dysmicoccus brevipes
(Cockerell), infesting persimmon, vines and weeds. The highest diversity of mealybug species was found on persimmon trees, hosting 20 different taxa, of which
Anisococcus granarae
Pacheco da Silva & Kaydan,
D
.
brevipes
,
Pseudococcus sociabilis
Hambleton and
Ps
.
viburni
were the most abundant. A total of nine species were recorded in vineyards.
Planococcus ficus
(Signoret) and
Pseudococcus longispinus
(Targioni Tozzetti) were observed causing damage to grapes for the first time. A single species,
Ps
.
viburni
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Ps
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viburni
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Ferrisia meridionalis
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