M. Moghaddam

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ƶƯŚƳƵźƄůƲưŬƳřƽƱřźƿřƾſŚƴƃÏêÎæÐÕé   ÕÐƾưƬƗŢƃřŵŵŚƿĭƹžƴūƁŹřżĭƲǀƫƹřƶƳƺƽƦƫŚŝŶǀƠſZaphanera cyanotis (Hem.: Aleyrodidae)ƱřźƿřŻřƽźƔƴƯśŚƸƃÎƭŶƤƯƶƯƺƈƘƯƹÎƶƳƺưƳƖưūƦƫŚŝŶǀƠſƽŚƷŲƿŹŚţŹŵƵŶƃƽŹƹōÎÎÕÎÐÕÐƱŚŤƀģƺƬŝƹƱŚŤƀǀſƱŚŤſřŻřƥżƿŵżƿŵǇƵƹŚūźǀƯźŤƃŹŚųƵŚǀĭƽƹŹŻřAlhagi camelorum (Papilionaceae)źƿŻŭźƃƶŝŶƿŵźĭƾƿŚſŚƴƃ- Zaphanera cyanotis Corbett (Hem.: Aleyrodidae: Aleyrodinae) ƶƳƺĭƹžƴūƶƧƦƫŚŝŶǀƠſƲƿřƾƯƁŹřżĭƱřźƿřŻřŹŚŝƲǀƫƹřƽřźŝƱōƽƶƳƺĭŵƺƃĚǀţƽ(Typespecies)ţƹƵŵƺŝŹƺƧŸƯžƴūŚƨƳǈƿźºſŻřƱƺºƴƧŚƹŢºſřƵŶºƃƁŹřżºĭƱŚŤºƀƧŚěƶººƳƺĭžƴººūƞººƬŤŴƯƽŚººƷZaphanera CorbettƵźººǀţƶººŝƢººƬƘŤƯƱŚººƷŚǀĭƽƹŹƽŚººƷ AcanthaceaeCapparaceaeCommelinaceaeFabaceaeƹRubiaceaeŵƺūƹŚºŝŶºƳŹřŵŢǀƫŚƘƟƲºƿřZ. cyanotisƽƹŹŻřƱƺƴƧŚºţCyanotis sp. (Commelinaceae)ƹDicliptera roxburghii (Acanthaceae)śƺºƀŰƯƦƫŚŝŶǀƠºſƲºƿřƽřźºŝƽŶºƿŶūƱŚŝżǀƯźŤƃŹŚųƵŚǀĭƹƵŶƃƁŹřżĭƾƯŵƺƃžƴūZaphaneraƶƗƺưŬƯƲŤƃřŵŚŝźŤƧřŹŚƧŻřƽřƶŤºſƺěŹŵźºƿŻƽŚƷƾĭźǀƠºƃƽ(pupal case)žƴūźƿŚſŻřƵŵřƺƳŚųƽŚƷƦƫŚŝŶǀƠſƽŚŞƿźƤţƵźǀƠƃŢſřƆǀŴƄţƪŝŚƣŚƷƾƛźƯƮŴţƶǀƃŚůƵŚǀſĬƳŹƶŝƪƨƃƶƳřŶƳŵƵźǀƠƃƽűřŹƺſƪŰƯŹřŵƶƃřźţƽŚƷƽř(tracheal pore areas)ƶǀƃŚůŹŵƶǀºƃŚůƾºƫƹƆŴºƄƯźǀƛƵźǀƠƃƽƾºưƧƽřŹřŵƾƷŚºĭƾůřƺºƳƲºƿřŹŵƵźǀƠºƃƽƶǀůŚƳƾĮŤƟŹƹźƟƽsubmarginƶŰƠºƇŻřżƿŚºưŤƯŚƳƾŤºƄěƽ(dorsal disc)ƾºƋźƗƽŚƷŹŚǀºƃŢſƺěƮŤƄƷŶƴŝƽŚƷƺƯƽřŹřŵƮƨƃƩƹřŶƴŝƽŚƷƺƯŶƣŚƟƱŶŝƽƺƬūƝźƏƶŝƪƿŚưŤƯƽŻřŶƳřƾƯŵƽŚƷƺƯƹƮƨƃ(caudal setae)źſƽŚƷƺƯƽřŹřŵŚƿŶƣŚƟ(cephalic setae)ƽŚƷƺƯŢǀƘƣƺƯƶƳŻƹŹƶŝŢŞƀƳƮƨƃƮŤƄƷŶƴŝƾūźŴƯƽ(vasiform orifice)ƾºŞƤƗƾŞƳŚºū(postero-lateral)ƶǀůŚƳƽƾƳƹźǀŝsubdorsumŢºƠūƹŵƾƯŵƽŚƷƺƯƲŤƟźĭźƔƳŹŵƱƹŶŝƺƯŢƠūŪƴěƽřŹřŵźſŢưƀƣŹŵóƶƳŻƹŹƮƨƃŢưƀƣŹŵŢƠūƶſƹƶƴǀſƵŶƯōźŝƾūźŴƯƽ(elevated)ľŚţŶưƗƁƺěŹŵƎſƺţ(operculum)ƶƳŚŝŻƱŶƃƾƠŴƯŦƗŚŝƶƧƵŶƃƩŚƜƃř(lingula)ƾƯŵƺƃ                                                        ÎƵŵŹšŚƤǀƤŰţƂŴŝƶƀſŒƯšřźƄůƽŶƴŝƽƽŹŚưǀŝƹšŚƟōšŚƤǀƤŰţƾŤƀěơƹŶƴƇƱřźƸţƾƷŚǀĭƽŚƷÎÑÒÑÎÖÐÖÒŵŵŚƿƲƿřŲƿŹŚţŹŵƾưƬƗŢƃřæîæèíèŲƿŹŚţŹŵƱōęŚģƹŢƟŚƿŹŵæéçæèíéŶǀſŹƾƿŚƸƳŜƿƺƈţƶŝJournal of Entomological Society of Iran. 25 (1), 2005   ÕÑScientific Note  The First Report of the Genus and Species of the Whitefly, Zaphanera cyanotis  (Hem.: Aleyrodidae), from Iran  S. Manzari1 and M. Moghaddam1  Whitefly specimens collected from camelthorn, Alhagi camelorum (Papilionaceae), dated 1. XI. 2004 in Dizuk, Ladiz, Mirjaveh, Sistan and Baluchestan province were identified as follows: - Zaphanera cyanotis Corbett (Hem.: Aleyrodidae: Aleyrodinae) This whitefly, which the genus and species is newly recorded from Iran, is the type-species and has hitherto been reported from Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Different species of Zaphanera Corbett colonize several host plants belonging to different families, including Acanthaceae, Capparaceae, Commelinaceae, Fabaceae and Rubiaceae. However, Z. cyanotis has so far been recorded from Cyanotis sp. (Commelinaceae) and Dicliptera roxburghii (Acanthaceae), and A. camelorum is enumerated as a new host for this species. The genus Zaphanera can be distinguished from the other genera of the family by the combination of the following puparial characters: puparia suboval, black. Margin crenate; tracheal pore areas not differentiated from margin, but margin may be slightly emarginate. Submargin not separated from dorsal disc. Transverse moulting sutures curved to the front. First abdominal setae absent; eighth abdominal and caudal setae present; cephalic setae present or absent. Position of 8th abdominal setae postero-lateral to vasiform orifice. Outer subdorsum with five pairs of setae (excluding the caudal setae), two pairs on the cephalothorax and three pairs on the abdomen. Vasiform orifice elevated, mostly occupied by operculum which obscures lingula.                                                            1 Insect Taxonomy Research Department, Plant Pests & Diseases Research Institute, P.O. Box 1454, Tehran 19395, Iran. 

The First Report of the Genus and Species of the Whitefly , Zaphanera cyanotis (Hem.: Aleyrodidae) from Iran

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The First Report of the Genus and Species of the Whitefly , Zaphanera cyanotis (Hem.: Aleyrodidae) from Iran

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