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Zhi-qiang ZHANG' &NowzarRASTEGARI' 'InternationalInstituteofEntomology,London, UK& 'AgriculturalResearchCenter,Zarghan, Pars, Iran LARVAL MITES (ACARI: TROMBIDIIDAE) PARASITIC ON APHIDS IN IRAN: KEY, A NEW SPECIES AND NEW RECORD Zhang,Z.-Q. SiN. Rastegari, 1996.Larvalmites(Acari:Trombidiidae)parasiticonaphidsin Iran:key,anewspeciesandnewrecord.-TijdschriftvoorEntomologie 139: 91-96,figs. 1-6. [ISSN0040-7496]. Published 15October 1996. Akeyto larvaeolTrombidiidae (Acari: Prostigmata) foundectoparasiticonaphids in Iran is presented. AllothrombiumshirazicumZhangsp. n.isdescribedandillustratedfromlarvaepar- asitic on Forda marginata Koch (Pemphigidae) and unidentified aphids in Shiraz, Iran. MonotrombiumsimpliciumZhang is newly recorded from larvaeparasitic on aphids in wheat fieldsinShiraz, Iran. Z.-Q.Zhang,InternationalInstituteofEntomology, 56Queen'sGate, LondonSW75jR, UK. Key words. — Acari; Trombidiidae; classification; larvae; key; ectoparasites; aphids; Pemphigidae; Monotrombium;Allothrombium; Iran. LarvaeofthegenusAllothrombiumandPodothrom- 2. TarsusIIIwithtwonormalclawsandanempodi- biumarecommon ectoparasitesofaphids andareex- um A.pulvinumEwing pected to have potential for use as biocontrol agents - Tarsus III with one normalclawandempodium; against aphids (Eickwort 1983, Welbourn 1983, innerclawvestigial 3 Zhang 1991a, Zhang & Xin 1992). Discovery and 3. Idiosoma with more than 20 dorsal setae and accurate description ofthese parasitic mites are pre- morethan 10ventralsetae A. mossi7ha.ng requisites for any research toward their potential use - Idiosoma with 20 dorsal setae and less than 10 in pest control programs (Eickwort 1983, Welbourn ventralsetae 4 1983). 4. Legsshort; tarsi I-III < 60 |x ...A. triticiumZang Recently, H. Norbakhsh of Shahid Chamran - Legs long; tarsi I-III > 90 |X University, Ahwaz, Iran sent to the senior author A. shirazicumZhangsp. n. some larval trombidiid mites which were found ec- toparasiticonvariouswheataphids in Shiraz, Iran.A AllothrombiumshirazicumZhangsp. n. study of these mites revealed a new species (figs. 1-6) {Allothrombium shirazicum Zhang sp. n.) and a new Typematerial.-Holotypelarva(ZQZ96-0128-3a) record {Monotrombium simplicium Zhang) from parasitic on an aphid, collected byN. Rastagari (No. Shiraz, Iran. The purposeofthis paper is to describe 14, 58-19), on20.iv.1992 inShiraz,IRAN.-Paratype the new species and to present a key to larvae of larva (ZQZ 93-0128-3b), same data as holotype. Trombidiidaeparasiticonaphidsin Iran. Paratype larvae (ZQZ 930128-2c, d) parasitic on Theterminologyandabbreviationsusedinthispa- Forda marginata Koch (Pemphigidae), collected by per are adapted from Robaux (1974) and Welbourn N. R. Nowband (No. 1-19),on I4.vi.l992inShiraz, &Young (1988).All the measurementsoflength are IRAN.All typesdeposited in theTheNatural History in micrometers. Museum (BMNH), London. KeytolarvaeofTrombidiidaeparasiticonaphids Description in Iran Larvaewith the followingfeatures: fD = 4(+2)-6-4- 1. Coxa II with oneseta; genu II and genu III each 4-2 = 18(+2); fV= 2-2-2U-2 = 8; fnTr= 1-1-1; fnPe= with onesolenidion 5-4-4; fnGe = 4-3-3; fnTi = 5-5-5; fiiTa = 17-14-13; Monotrombium{M. simpliciumZhang) fSol = 1(0-2-2-1), 11(0-2-2-1), 111(0-2-0-0); fk = 1(1- — CoxaIIwithtwosetae;genu II and IIIeachwith 1), 11(1-0), 111(0-0); f^ = 2-0-0; fe = 1-1-0;fPp=0-0- twosolennidia {Allothrombium) 2 0-BNN2-BBNNNÜ); IP= 1298 (1280-1320). 91 TijdschriftvoorEntomologie,volume139.1996 Figs. 1-3.AllothrombiumshirazicumZhangsp. n. Holotypelarva. - 1, Idiosoma, dorsalview; 2, Idiosoma,ventralview; 3, Gnathosoma. Larva. - Measurements are means of four speci- partthanonanteriorpart;AMsetaebarbed, nearan- mens,with rangeinparentheses. Idiosomaengorged, tero-lateralanglesofscutum; PLsetaebarbed,atpos- holotype750 long,450wide. Idiosomadorsaliywith tero-lateralangles;ALsetaebarbed, betweenAMand a scutum, a scutellum, a pair ofocular sclerites, and PLsetae;Sbarbedonlyindistalhalf,betweenALand 24-26 dorsal setae. Scutum pentagonal in shape, PL setae. Scutellum with two barbed setae; wider widestatpostero-lateralangles,withconvexposterior than long, with small punctation throughout. side; smallpunctationonscutumdenseronposterior Standard measurements ofscutum and scutellum as 92 Zhang&RastegarI: TrombidiidaeinIran follows: AM 39 (29-45); AA60 (53-66); AL44 (43- spessulanwn Robaux & Aeschlimann (Felder 1951, 47);AW87 (78-90); MA42 (41-44); PL72 (70-73); Felder &Agekian 1967, Henking 1882, Hirst 1926, PW 104 (100-114);AP46 (38-53);S 84 (79-90);SB Robaux 1972, 1974, Robaux & Aeschlimann 1987, 61851(6(41-4750-)1;58A)S;BW9412(490(-1919)9;-13P0S)B; 5H6S(3575-5(93)3;-3S8)D; TOuurdkem&anTsur1k91109,52)1.91S2i,x sTpheocires&havWeilblemeannrnec1o9r4d7e,d LSS 86 (79-93); SL 68 (65-72); SS 36 (29-43). only from Asia: A. ovatum Zhang & Xin, A. kekko Ocular sclerite, 37 (34-40) long, lateral to postero- (Southcott), A. epiphyllusShiba, and A. chanaanense lateral angles ofscutum; with 2 eyes, theanterioreye Felder, A. triticium Zhang, and A. mossi Zhang (13-15 in diameter) larger than the posteriorone (9- (Felder 1977, Shiba 1976, Southcott 1986, Zhang& 11 in diameter). All dorsal setae barbed, arising Irom Xin 1992, Zhang & Norbakhsh 1995). Two species smallsetalsclerites;dorsalsetalformulafD=4(+2)-6- areknownonlyfromNorthAmerica:A. lerouxiMoss 4-4-2 = 18(+2). and A. mali (Childers & Vercammen-Grandjean Idiosomaventrallywiththreepairsofcoxae, 1 pair 1980; Moss 1962).A.pulvinumEwingappearsto be ofintercoxalsetae, eightpairsofventralsetae, andan a cosmopolitan species and has been reported from anus.Allsetaeonventralidiosomawithbarbs.CoxaI Europe, Asia (China and Iran), and North America 82 (75-88) long, with two barbed setae. Coxa II 84 (Howard 1918, Miller 1925, Minks & Harrewijn (81-88) long,withtwobarbedsetae. CoxaIII74 (69- 1988, Zhang 1988, 1991b, Zhang & Faraji 1994, 75) long, with a single barbed seta. Intercoxal setae Zhang &Xin 1989a, b, 1992), although its presence between coxa III. Ventral setae with small setal scle- inEuropeneedstobeconfirmed.Thenewspecies,A. rites;ventralsetal formulafV= 2-2-2u-2 = 8. shimzicum, is related to A. triticium, but can be dis- Gnathosoma truncate posteriorly. Palpal setal for- tinguished from the latter from its long legs: leg mulafPp=0-0-0-BNN2-BBNNNW.Apairofadorai lengthsofI-II-III areAA^AìAAòG forA. shimzicum, setae nude, 8 (6-9) long. A pair ofsubcapitular setae but335-328-367forA. triticium. thick, branched distally, 11 (11-12) long, 119 (18- 20) apart at base. Cheliceral base 65 (62-68) long; MonotrombttimsimpliciitmZhang cheliceralblade26 (23-30) long, curvedwithasingle toothdistally. Description Leg segmentation formula fSp = 6-6-6. IP = 1298 Larvaewiththefollowingfeatures: fD=2-2-6-4-4- (1280-1320). Leg I 448 (431-456); trochanter 53 2=20; fV = 2-2-2U-2 = 8; fcx = 2-1-1; fnTr = 1-1-1; (50-55), with IB; femur 83 (80-84), with 5B; genu fnFe= 5-4-4; fnCe=4-3-3; fnTi = 5-5-5; fnTa= 17- 49 (47-50),with4B, twosolenidiao", andamicrose- 14-13; fSol = 1(0-2-2-1), 11(0-1-2-1), 111(0-1-0-0); fK ta k; tibia78 (75-80), with 5B, two solenidia c|), and = 1(1-1), 11(1-0), 111(0-0); f^ = 2-0-0; fe = 1-1-0; fPp a microseta k; tarsus 104 (96-108), with 17B, one = 0-0-0-BNN2-BBNNNÜ); IP = 805; tarsus III with solenidion to, onedorsaleupathidum l,, one terminal reducedinnerclaw. IP = 785 (754-814). eupathidum ^, one famulus e; claw-like empodium Larva. — Measurements are means of four speci- 20 (19-21), two lateral claws 32 (32-34) each. Leg II mens, with range in parentheses. Idiosoma 492-530 414 (406-419); trochanter 52 (49-55), with IB; fe- long, 280-300 wide. Standard measurements ofscu- mur74 (71-75),with4 B;genu40 (38-42),with3B, tumandscutellumasfollows:AM36 (35-38);AA51 two solenidia cr and one microseta k; tibia 71 (70- (48-54);AL33 (25-39);AW62 (59-65);MA32 (31- 72), with 5B and two solenidia c|); tarsus 95 (92-96), 34); PL47 (45-47); PW79 (74-83); AP 35 (34-35); with 14B,onesolenidionto,andonefamuluse;claw- S 48 (43-52); SB 50 (49-50);WASB 6G (63-68); PSB like empodium 22 (21-23), two lateral claws 31 (25- 43 (36-49);SD 109(99-117); 94(81-104);HS32 37) each. Leg III 436 (423-451); trochanter 57 (55- (25-36); LSS 68 (59-81); SL42 (39-45); SS 25 (23- 64), with IB; femur 77 (75-79) with 4B; genu 42 26). Ocularsclerite, 23 (22-25) longand 13 (11-13) (38-46), with 3B and two solenidia ct; tibia 83 (80- wide; theanterioreye (diameter9-11) largerthan the 86), with 5B; tarsus 102 (100-107), with 13B; claw- posteriorone (diameter 5-7). Palpal 52 (51-54) long. like empodium 26 (25-27), one lateral claw 37 (30- Adoraiseta6long.Subcapitularsetae7(6-7)long, 12 40). (11-12) apart at base. Cheliceral base 44 (42-45) long;cheliceralblade 12(11-14) long. IP=785 (754- 814). Leg I 258 (250-262) long; coxa I 51 (45-57) Remarks long; trochanter 33 (32-34) long; femur 48 (47-49) Larvae of" 13 Allothrombhimspecies have been rec- long; genu 29 (27-31) long; tibia 42 (38-47) long; ognized worldwide (Zhang andXin 1992; Zhang & tarsus 57 (51-61) long; claw-like empodium 21 (19- Norbakhsh 1995). Fourspeciesareknownonlyfrom 22) long, two lateralclaws 15 (13-16) longeach. Leg Europe:A.fuliginosum(Hermann),A. reckiFelder& II253 (243-268) long;coxaII58 (54-61);trochanter Agekian, A. neapolitanum Oudemans, and A. mon- 32 (31-32)long;femur45 (43-45) long;genu24(22- 93 TijdschriftvoorEntomologie,volume139,1996 M Figs.4-6.AllothrombiumshirazicumZhangsp. n. Holotypelarva.-4,firstleg; 5,secondleg;6,thirdleg. 94 Zhang& Rastegari: TwmbìdiidaeinIran 2lo5n)g;locnlga;w-ltiikbieae4m0po(d3i6-u4m3)23l(o2n1g-;23t)arsluosng,53tw(o49l-at5e8r)- Howdpiiaciraddla,eSoCoc.ifeWtM.yi,n1n19e92s61o:8t.a2A.74p--r2e7lR6ie.mpionratrySrtaetpeortEnotnotmhoeloTgriosmtbio-f alclaws 16(14-17)each. LegIII 275 long;coxa111 55 Minnesota 17: 1!1-144. (54-56) long; trochanter 35 (34-36) long; femur 49 Miller,E.A., 1925.AnintroductorystudyoftheAcarinaor (43-52) long; genu28 (25-31) long; tibia46 (42-50) mites ofOhio. — Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station long; tarsus61 (53-68); claw-likeempodium 25 (23- Bullenn386&: 82-172. 28), onelateral claw 17 (16-18). Minnkast,uraAl.eKn.emiePs. Haanrdrecwoinjtrno,l.19V8o8l..ABp.hi—dsE.lseTvhieeirr,Abimosltoegry-, Material. - Larvae (ZQZ 93-0128-2a, b, and e), IRAN, Mosdsa.m,W.36W4.,pp.1962.Theimmaturestagesoftheredvelvet Shiraz,onwheataphids,l4.iv.l992,N.Rastegari. mite Allothronibiuni lerouxi (Acari: Trombidiidae). — AnnalsoftheEntomologicalSocietyofAmerica55:295- Remarks 303. Oudemans, A. C, 1910. Acarologische aanteekeningen onTahpihsisdpseciinesShwaahsrkfiorrstd,deIcrrainbe(dZfhia'nomgl&arvNaoerpbaraakshitsihc XXXI. - Entomologische Berichten, Amsterdam 3: 47- 51. 1995). This is a new record of this species from Oudemans,A. C, 1912. DiebisjetztbekannteLarvenvon Shiraz, Iran. TheShirazspecimens arealmostidenti- Trombidiidae und Erythraeidae mit besonderer Be- cal to those from Shahrkord. A minor exception is rücksichtigungderfürden MenschenschädlichenArten. that the subcapitular setae are longer and more nar- -ZoologischeJahrbücher(Supplement) 14 (1) 230pp. rowlyspaced at base in the former than in the latter; Robaux, P., 1972. Etude des larves deThrombidiidae; IV. Redescription des larvaires formes à'Allothrornbium 7 long, 12 apart at base in Shiraz specimens but 5.3 neapolitum Oudemans, 1910, Neothrombium neglectum long, 13 apartatbaseinspecimensfrom Shahrkord. (Bruyant), 1908 et Microthrombiumfasciatimi (Koch), 1836.-Acarologia 14:612-630. Robaux,P., 1974.Recherchessurledéveloppementetlabi- Acknowledgements ologie des acariens Thrombidiidae'. - Memoires du We are grateful to Mr. Graham duHeaume ofthe MuseumNationald'HistoireNaturelleSerieAZoologie 85: 1-186. tIhnetesrinxaftiigounraelsiInnstthietuptaepeorf. 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