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Studies on Pseudococcidae (Homoptera: Coccoidea) Fauna of Afyon, Ankara, Burdur and Isparta Provinces, Turkey TurkJZool 28(2004)219-224 ©TÜB‹TAK StudiesonPseudococcidae(Homoptera:Coccoidea)FaunaofAfyon, Ankara,BurdurandIspartaProvinces,Turkey M.BoraKAYDAN AnkaraUniversityAgricultureFaculty,PlantProtectionDepartment,06610,D›flkap›,Ankara-TURKEY SelmaÜLGENTÜRK AnkaraUniversityAgricultureFaculty,PlantProtectionDepartment,06610,D›flkap›,Ankara-TURKEY CevdetZEK‹ PlantProtectionCentralResearchInstitute,Yenimahalle,Ankara-TURKEY SevalTOROS AnkaraUniversityAgricultureFaculty,PlantProtectionDepartment,06610,D›flkap›,Ankara-TURKEY M.OktayGÜRKAN AnkaraUniversityAgricultureFaculty,PlantProtectionDepartment,06610,D›flkap›,Ankara-TURKEY Received:26.08.2003 Abstract: Cultivatedandnon-cultivatedareasweresurveyedbetween1999and2000forcoccoidfaunainAnkara,Afyon,Burdur andIspartaprovinces.Nineteenspeciesfrom11generabelongingtoPseudococcidaewerefound.Amongthese Chaetococcus phragmitis (Marchal,1909), Phenacoccusbicerarius Borchsenius,1949, Phenacoccusevelinae Tereznikova,1968, Putopilosellae (Sulc,1898),Putosuperbus(Leonardi,1907),Rhodaniaporifera Goux,1935,andSpinococcusmorrisoni(Kritchenko,1935)were newrecordsforTurkishfauna. KeyWords: Pseudococcidae, Chaetococcus, Peliococcus, Phenacoccus, Planococcus, Puto, Rhodania, Spinococcus, Trionymus, Turkey Afyon,Ankara,BurdurveIsparta‹llerindePseudococcidae(Homoptera:Coccoidea) Faunas›ÜzerineÇal›flmalar Özet: Çal›flma1999-2000y›llar›aras›ndaAnkara,Afyon,IspartaveBurdurillerindeyürütülmüfltür.Kültürbitkisialanlar›veyabani floradakibitkilerincelenmifltir.11cinseait19türtespitedilmifltir.Bunlararas›nda Chaetococcusphragmitis (Marchal,1909), Phenacoccusbicerarius Borchsenius,1949, Phenacoccusevelinae Tereznikova,1968, Putopilosellae (Sulc,1898), Putosuperbus (Leonardi,1907), Rhodaniaporifera Goux,1935, Spinococcusmorrisoni (Kritchenko,1935)Türkiyefaunas›içinyenikay›t niteli¤indekitürlerdir. AnahtarSözcükler: Pseudococcidae, Chaetococcus, Peliococcus, Phenacoccus, Planococcus, Puto, Rhodania, Spinococcus, Trionymus,Turkey Introduction ThefamilyPseudococcidaeisalsoknownas Studiesonthescaleinsect(Homoptera:Coccoidea) mealybugs,whichareusuallythinlyorthicklycovered faunaofTurkeyhavebeencarriedoutbyseveralauthors withamealyorcottonywaxsecretion.Pseudococcidaeis (Çanakç›o¤lu,1977;Kozáretal.,1979;Düzgünefl, thesecondlargestfamilywith1982speciesafter 1982;Uygunetal.,1998;ÜlgentürkandToros,1999; DiaspididaeinCoccoidea(Ben-DovandGerman,2003). Kaydanetal.,2001a)sinceBodenheimer(1949,1952, Kozár(1998)recorded708speciesin115generainthe 1953a,1953b).Thesestudieshaveimprovedour Palaearcticregion.Studiesonthisfamilywerestartedby knowledgeofscaleinsects,buthavealsohighlightedthe Bodenheimer(1953a,1953b)whorecorded10 needformorefaunisticresearch. mealybugspeciesinTurkey.Afterthat,Çanakç›o¤lu 219 StudiesonPseudococcidae(Homoptera:Coccoidea)FaunaofAfyon,Ankara,BurdurandIspartaProvinces,Turkey (1977)recorded3speciesinforestryareas,Düzgünefl Bala,Ankara.Kaydanetal.(2001b)previouslyrecorded (1982)recorded13speciesindifferenthabitats,Kaydan thisspeciesonTaericum sp.atNevflehir(Ihlara). etal.(2001a)recorded19species,which16ofthem Palaearcticspecies.Occurringontheleavesandatthe wereanewrecordforTurkishfauna,andKaydanetal. basesofthestemsofherbaceouswoodyplants,most (2001b)alsorecorded4newrecords.Forty-two commoninCentralEuropeon Rubus sp.(Kosztaraband mealybugspecieshavebeenrecordedinTurkeytodate. Kozár,1988). Thispaperdealswithnewpseudococcidspecies,their hostsanddistributioninnon-cultivatedandcultivated Chaetococcusphragmitis (Marchal,1909)(Figure areasinAnkara,Afyon,Burdur,Ispartaprovincesin 1a) Turkey. Materialexamined: 9.VIII.2000,ontheleafsheath ofPharagmites sp.,Polatl›-Haymanaroad,Ankara.New MaterialsandMethods recordforTurkishscaleinsectfauna. Thepseudococcidsampleswerecollectedfrom ThisisaNearcticandPalaearcticspecies,living Ankara,Afyon,BurdurandIspartaprovincesinTurkey betweentheleafsheathsandthestem(Kosztaraband between1999and2000.Theareaisgenerallycovered Kozár,1988;Kosztarab,1996).Widelydistributedinthe bysteppevegetationatanelevationof800-1000m. Mediterraneanbasin,CentralEurope,CentralAsiaand Specimensweretakenfromwildplantsandcultivated America. cropsonceamonthduringspringandsummer.The sampleswereputinplasticbagsandtakentothe laboratory.Specimenswerepreparedforlight Heliococcusradicicola Goux,1931 microscopyusingthemethodologyofKosztaraband Materialexamined: 05.VII.2000,ontherootof Kozár(1988).Partsofdryandmountedmaterialwere Brassicaceousplant,Bala,Ankara.Thisspecieswas depositedatthePlantProtectionDepartmentofthe recordedatGüzelyurt(Nevflehir)on Dianthus sp.by AgricultureFaculty,AnkaraUniversity,Ankara,Turkey. Kaydanetal.(2001b). Palaearctic.Occurringontherootsandstemsofa ResultsandDiscussion varietyofherbaceousplants. Listofthecollectedspecieswithhostplantand phenologicaldata: Mirococcusinermis (Hall,1925) Atrococcusachilleae (Kiritchenko,1936) Materialexamined: 23.VI.1999,ontherootof Materialexamined: 10.VI.1999,ontherootsof undeterminedplant,Aziziye,Burdur.Kaydanetal. Melilotusalba,Kalecik,Ankara;30.IX.1999,ontheroots (2001a)previouslyrecordedthisspeciesontherootof ofScobiosaucranica,ontherootsof Acantholimon sp., Chenopodiumalbum,Heliotrophiumeuropaeum, Beynam,Ankara;6.XI.1999,ontherootsofAsteroceous Polygonum sp.,and Salsolakali inVan. plant,Ankara-fiereflikoçhisarroad.Kaydanetal.(2001b) ItisanAfrotropicalandPalaearcticspeciesandoccurs previouslyrecordedthisspeciesonaplantbelongingto ontherootsofdifferentdicotyledons. AsteraceaeontheAnkara-Nevflehirroad. Palaearcticspecies.Occurringontherootsofthehost Peliococcuschersonensis (Kiritchenko,1935) plant.Egglayingfemaleswerefrequentlyfoundduring August-October(KosztarabandKozár,1988). Materialexamined: 10.VI.1999,undetermined plant,Kalecik,Ankara;15.VI.1999, Artemisia sp., Beynam,Ankara.ItwasfoundinAnkara(Bala)andVan Atrococcuspaludinus (Green,1921) onrootsof Artemisiafragrans,Globularia sp.,Solanum Materialexamined: 10.VI.1999,onrootof tuberosum,and Cnopis sp.(Bodenheimer,1953b; undeterminedplant,Kalecik,Ankara;30.IX.1999,onthe Kaydanetal.,2001a). rootof Senecio sp.;5.VII.2000,onundeterminedplant, Palaearctic.Livesonrootsofhostplants. 220 M.B.KAYDAN,S.ÜLGENTÜRK,C.ZEK‹,S. TOROS,M.O.GÜRKAN (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Figure1.a)Chaetococcus phragmites,b,c)Phenacoccus aceris d,e)Planococcus vovae f)Puto superbus. Phenacoccusaceris (Signoret,1875)(Figure1.b,c) fromthehostplant,onwhichtheydeveloped,to Materialexamined: 7.V.1999,14.V.1999, Malus surroundingplants.Itisabisexualspecieswhichdevelops communis,Gölbafl›,Ankara;13.V.1999, Fraxinus sp., withannualgeneration;secondinstarnymphsoverwinter Beypazar›,Ankara;14.V.1999, Salix sp.,Eymir,Ankara; inbarkcrevicesandmigratetoleavesinearlyspring; 9.VIII.2000,Juglansregia,Prunusdomestica,andMalus adultsappearinlatespringtoearlysummer;firstinstars communis,Gölbafl›,Ankara;11.V.2000, Cydonia appearinJulyandfeedonleaves;secondinstarnymphs oblonga,and Maluscommunis ,Haymana,Ankara; migrateinfalltothebark.Itoccursonthebarkoftrunk 16.V.1999, Quercus sp.,Yalvaç,Isparta;17.V.1999, andbranchesofthehostplant. Cydonia sp.,Burdur.ItwasfoundinAnkaraandKayseri onFraxinus spp.(Düzgünefl,1982;Uygunetal.,1998). Phenacoccusbicerarius Borchsenius,1949 NearcticandPalaearcticspecies.Fullydeveloped Materialexamined: 10.VI.1999,ontheleafsheath females(withtheirconspicuousovisacs)observedin ofLolium sp.,KalecikandBeynam,Ankara;6.XI.1999, June;thereproducingfemaleswereobservedtomigrate ontheleafsheathof Cynedondactylon ,SaltLake, 221 StudiesonPseudococcidae(Homoptera:Coccoidea)FaunaofAfyon,Ankara,BurdurandIspartaProvinces,Turkey fiereflikoçhisar,Ankara.Thisspeciesisanewrecordfor regionon Ficus sp., Vitis sp.,and Punicagranatum Turkishfauna. (Düzgünefl,1982;Lodos,1986). Palaearctic.ItisGenerallyfoundinleafsheathsof Afrotropical,Neotropical,PalaearcticandOriental grasses(KosztarabandKozár,1988). species.ItisapestofthegrapevineintheMediterranean region,SouthAfrica,PakistanandArgentina(Ben-Dov, 1994). Phenacoccusevelinae (Tereznikova,1968) Materialexamined: 10.VI.1999,ontheleafsheath Planococcusvovae (Nasonov,1908)(Figure1.d,e) ofLolium sp.,Dolapdere,Kalecik,Ankara.Thisspeciesis anewrecordforTurkishfauna. Materialexamined: 23.VI.1999, Cupressus sp., Burdur,10.V.2001, Cupressus sp.,Kocap›nar,Burdur; Palaearctic.Occurringontheupperleafsurface,inside 22.VI.1999,Juniperus sp.,Aziziye,Burdur;27.V.1999, leafsheathsandmorerarelyontherootsofthehost Juniperus sp.,E¤irdir,Isparta;9.V.2001, Juniperus sp., plant(KosztarabandKozár,1988). Kovada,Isparta. Phenacoccustergrigorianae Borchsenius&Ter- P.vovae wasrecordedintheMarmararegion,Central Grigorian,1956 Anatolianregion,andMediterraneanregionon Cupressus Materialexamined: 17.VI.1999,ontherootof sp., C.sempervirens , C.goveniana,Juniperusexelsa , Artemisia sp.,Çeltikçi,Ankara;5.VII.2000,ontherootof Laurusnobilis,Libocedrusdecurrens,Taxusbaccata ,and Xanthium sp.,Bala,Ankara;5.VII.1999,ontherootof Thujaoccidentalis (Çanakç›o¤lu,1977;Selmi,1979; Uygunetal.,1998). Achillae sp.,Beynam,Ankara;26.VII.2000, undeterminedplant,Güvem,K›z›lcahamam,Ankara; Neotropical,Palaearctic.Generallyon Juniperus spp. 9.VIII.1999,ontherootof Cichorium sp.,Polatl›- Oftenformslargecoloniesonbranchesandistendedby Haymanaroad,Ankara;31.8.2000,ontherootof ants.Maturefemalesseekoutbarkcrevices(Kosztarab Eryngium sp.,Çubuk,Ankara. andKozár,1988). ItwasfoundatNevflehirandVanon Chenopodium sp.,Chenopodiumalbum,Apiaceousplant,Cichorium sp., Putopilosellae (S˘ ulc,1898) Betavulgaris,Zygophylumtabacum,Onobrychisviciifolia, Materialexamined: 5.VII.2000,onPoaceousplants, Hordeumvulgare,Melilotus sp,and Scobiosa sp.by Bala,Ankara;14.V.1999and1.VII.1999onPoaceous Kaydanetal.(2001a,2001b).
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