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Aceria coussapoae Flechtmann & Moraes, n. sp.

Authors: Flechtmann, Carlos H. W.; De, Gilberto J.; Moraes;

Aceria coussapoae Flechtmann & Moraes, n. sp.

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Aceria coussapoae Flechtmann & Moraes, n. sp. (Fig. 1) DIAGNOSIS ­ With 4­rayed empodia; prodorsal shield anteriorly emarginate, without frontal lobe; median line absent, admedian lines complete, parallel, sinuate, somewhat farther separate on rear one third, recurving centrad to rear. FEMALE ­ (n = 6). Body wormlike, elongate, 136 (123­153), 50 (49­54) wide. Gnathosoma 19 (18­22), curved obliquely down; basal seta (ep) 3 (2­3); antapical seta (d) 5 (4­5); chelicera 20 (18­20). Prodorsal shield 29 (28­31), 32 (31­37) wide, without anterior lobe. Median line absent, admedian lines complete, parallel, sinuate, somewhat farther separate at rear one­third, recurving centrad to rear. Submedian lines restricted to anterior half. Centrally with a few dashes and laterally granulose. Dorsal tubercles on shield rear margin, 26 (24­26) apart; scapular seta (sc) 31 (28­33), directed backwards, slightly divergent. Legs: leg I 26 (25­29); femur 9 (8­10), femoral seta (bv) 8 (7­9); genu 4 (3­4), genual seta (l") 18 (17­20); tibia 5 (5­7), tibial seta (l') 4 (4­7); tarsus 6 (5­7), solenidion 5 (5­7), empodium 4 (4­5), 4­rayed, dorsal seta (ft') 11 (11­14), lateral seta (ft") 18 (17­19), unguinal seta (u') 4 (3­4). Leg II 25 (24­26); femur 9 (8­10), bv 5 (6­9); genu 4 (4­5), l" 7 (6­8); tibia 5 (5­6); tarsus 6 (5­6), solenidion 5 (6­7), empodium 5 (4­5), 4­rayed, ft' 5 (5­ 6), ft" 17 (17­19), u' 4 (3­4). Coxigenital area: coxae with granules; coxae I fused medially, sternal line 6 (6­8); coxal seta I (1b) 8 (7­8), 9 (8­13) apart; coxal seta II (1a) 17 (15­ 20), 9 (8­10) apart; coxal seta III (2a) 40 (33­42), 18 (17­20) apart. Coxigenital area with 4 (3­5) annuli, microtuberculate. Genitalia 18 (18­19) wide, 11 (11­13) long; epigynium with 16 (14­16) longitudinal lines; genital seta (3a) 10 (9­11). Opisthosoma: annuli continuous dorsoventrally, with elongate microtubercles except on rear dorsal annuli, which are smooth. Lateral seta (c2) 19 (18­22), on annulus 5 (3­6), counting from genitalia rear margin. Ventral seta I (d) 50 (45­52), 31 (29­35) apart, on annulus 19 (17­19); ventral seta II (e) 11 (10­12), 13 (13­17) apart, on annulus 32 (32­33); ventral seta III (f) 17 (16­18), 15 (13­18) apart, on annulus 51 (50­51) or 5 (5­6) from rear. Total ventral annuli 55 (55­ 56), microtuberculate; total dorsal annuli 39 (35­39) microtuberculate, plus 11 (11­14) with microtubercles suppressed. Caudal seta (h2) 60 (53­60); accessory seta (h1) 2 (2). MALE ­ (n = 4). Smaller than female; body 120­132, 46­49 wide. Gnathosoma: 18­ 19; ep 2; d 4; chelicera 16­18. Prodorsal shield 26­28, 29 wide; sc 24­26, 22­23 apart. Legs: leg I 23­25; femur 7­8, bv 7­8; genu 3­4, l" 15­18; tibia 5­6, l' 4­6; tarsus 5­6, solenidion 5­6, empodium 4­5, 4­rayed, ft' 11­13, ft" 16­18, u' 3­4. Leg II 22­24; femur 6­8, bv 6­7; genu 3­4, l" 6­8; tibia 4­5; tarsus 4­5, solenidion 6­7, empodium 4­5, 4­rayed, ft' 4­6, ft" 15­17, u' 4. Coxigenital area: sternal line 6­8; 1b 6­7, 8­9 apart; 1a 17­18, 8­9 apart; 2a 26­29, 18­20 apart. Coxisternal annuli 5­6, microtuberculate. Genitalia: 16­18 wide, 10­ 11 long, granulate; 3a 8­9. Opisthosoma: c 2 16­18, on annulus 2­5; d 36­40, 26­29 apart, on annulus 13­16; e 9, 13­16 apart, on annulus 25­30; f 13­16, 13­16 apart, on annulus 42­ 48 or 5th­6th from rear. Total ventral annuli 45­53; total dorsal annuli: 31­32 microtuberculate plus 12­15 with microtubercles suppressed; h2 42­47; h1 2. TYPE MATERIAL ­ Female holotype, 21 female, 13 male paratypes, from Coussapoa microcarpa (Schott) Rizzini (Cecropiaceae), Cananéia, SP (24o 53' 35" S, 47o 50' 14" W), coll. G.J. Moraes, 14 Febr. 2001, on 10 microscopic preparations in the collection of Departamento de Entomologia, Fitopatologia e Zoologia Agrícola, Universidade de São Paulo/ ESALQ, Piracicaba, SP, Brazil. RELATIONSHIP TO HOST ­ undersurface leaf vagrant. ETYMOLOGY ­ The specific designation coussapoae is derived from the generic name of the type host plant.

Published as part of Flechtmann, Carlos H. W., De, Gilberto J. & Moraes, 2002, New Brazilian eriophyid mites (Acari: Eriophyidae), pp. 1-12 in Zootaxa 75 on pages 2-4, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.155879

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Arthropoda, Aceria, Arachnida, Prostigmata, Animalia, Aceria coussapoae, Biodiversity, Eriophyidae, Taxonomy

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