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O Zoological Institute, St. Petcrsburg, 2007 First records of some aphid species from Western Siberia (Homoptera: Aphididoidea) A.V. Stekolshchikov, A.V. Gavrilyuk & T.A. Novgorodova Stekolshchikov, A.V., Gavrilyuk, A.V. & Novgorodova, T.A. 2007. First records of some aphid species from Western Siberia (Homoptera: Aphididoidea). Zoosystematica Rossica, 16(2): 168. For the first timc, Protaphis dudichi (Bumer, 1940), Protnphis picridicola Holman, 1966 and Uroleucon (Lnmbersius) erigeronense (Thomas, 1878) arc recorded from Russia and Stomaphis quercus (Linnaeus, 1758), Anoecia (Paranoecia) pskovika Mordvilko, 1916, Euceraphis betulae (ICoch, 1855), Aphis etcphorbine Kaltenbach, 1843, Aphis molluginis (Bbmer, 1950), Aphidurapicta Hillc Ris Lambers, 1956, Myzus (Galiobium)langei (Rdrner, 1933) and Sitobion (Metobion)graminearum (Mordvilko, 1919), from Western Siberia. A. K Stekolshchikov, Zoological Instilute, Russian Academy of Sciences. Universilelsknya nab. I, St. Petersburg 199034, Russia. E-mail: [email protected] A. K Gavrilyuk, TA. Novgorodova, Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Frunze str: I I. Novosibirsk 930091, Russia. The aphid fauna of Westem Siberia is poorly explored so hieracioidees L., on base of stem and on thc root collar far. Just about 350 aphid species are known fiom this region (A.V. Gavrilyuk). with rich flora and diverse landscapes, and most of these Aphidura picta Hille Ris Lambers, 1956. Novosibirsk species are widespread worldwide or in the Palaearctic. Prov.: apt., Suzun Distr., vill. Meret', 14.VII.2006, Silene We record 1 I speeies new to the fauna of Westem Siberia otiies Sm., on stem and lower side of leaves (A.V. Gav- from Novosibirsk md Kurgan provinces, 3 of then1 (marked rilyuk). with *)are new to the fauna of Russia. Myzus (Galiobiutn) langei (Bbmer, 1933). Novosibirsk Stornaphis quercus (Linnaeus, 1758).Novosibirsk Prov.: Prov.: apt. and al., Tbguchin Distr., Bugotak railway station, apt., Novosibirsk Distr., Akademgorodok, 25.VI.2000, 9.V11.2006, Galium ruthenicum Willd., on inflorescence Retulapubescens Ehrh., in bark crevices of trunk up to 2 m (A.V. Gavrilyuk). of height (T.A. Novgorodova). Sitobion (Metobion) graminearum (Mordvilko, 1919). Anoecia (Paranoecia) pskovika Mordvilko, 1916. Novosibirsk Prov.: apt., Novosibirsk Distr., vill. Zhereb- Novosibirsk Prov.: apt., Karasuk Distr., vill. Troitskoe, tsovo, 9.1X.2006, Salsola collina Pall., on upper sidc of 20.V.2003, Carex sp., on roots (T.A. Novgorodova). leaves along veins (A.V. Gavrilyuk). Euceraphis betulae (Koch, 1855). Novosibirsk ProK: *Uroleucon (Lambersius) erigeronense (Thomas, al., Novos~birskDistr., vill. Zherebtsovo, 9.1X.2006, Rosa 1878). Novosibirsk Prov.: apt. and al., Berdsk Distr., near majnlis J. Hemnann (accidentally), on upper side of leaves town Berdsk, 4.VI11.2006, Conyza canadensis (L.) Cron- (A.V. Gavrilyuk ). quist. on stem near inflorescences (A.V. Gavrilyuk). Aphis euphorbine Kaltenbach, 1843.Kurgan Prov.: apt., Lebyazhye Distr., vill. Lisye, 15.V1.2006, Euphorbia sp., Acknowledgements on inflorescence (A.V. Gavrilyuk). Aphis rnolluginis (Bomer, 1950). Novosibirsk Prov.: This study was supported by the Russian Foundation for apt, and al., Toguchin Distr., Bugotak railway sta- Basic Research (grant no. 06-04-48288) and by the integra- tion, 9.V11.2006, Galium ruthenicum Willd., on stem (A.V. Gavrilyuk). tion project of Russian Academy of Sciences (no. 1l .lo). *Protaphis dudichi (Bomer, 1940). Kurgan Prov.: apt., Ketovo Distr., vill. Utyak, 19.VI.2006, Malricaria References matricarioides (Less.) Porter, an base of stem and on the root collar (A.V. Gavrilyuk). - According to Remaudiere Blackman, H.L. & Eastop, V.F. 2006. Aphids on the & Remaudilirc (1997), this species is conspecific with worl(1's herbaceousplanfs and shrubs. John Wiley & Protaphis anrenzinis (Bomer, 1940); however, following Sons, Chichester. 1460 pp. Blackman & &stop (2006) we consider it to be a separate Kemaudihre, G. & Remaudiire, M. 1997. Catalogxeof the species. world's Aphididae. lNRA Editions, Paris. 474 pp. *Protaphis pieridicola Holman, 1966. Kurgan Prov.: apt., Ketovo Distr., vill. Utyak, 28.V1.2006, Picris Received 18 November 2007 .
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