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(Sympiezomias Cribricollis Kono) (ᐘਂ Վࡁտܐ̝ڱ͞ڼϫĉ෪ᆄᖪࡊ) ̝ᝥؠăϡၗᄃ֨ ऋᏰ฻ଉ (ᖪ 26: 203-215 (2006ٿέ៉ Formosan Entomol. 26: 203-215 (2006) έ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ (Sympiezomias cribricollis Kono) (ᐘਂ Վࡁտܐ̝ڱ͞ڼϫĈ෪ᆄᖪࡊ) ̝ᝥؠăϠၗᄃ֨ !ཱི :௡! 524 ᄂ̚Ꭹᙳपฏ̚ϒྮ 29ۏՂୁว! ૺ୿࢐! Җ߆ੰྺຽ؎ࣶົྺຽྏរٙᑕϡજ !+؟Ϯጳ !ཱི ᖪጯր! 217 ᄂΔξᘲ೻჊ྮα߱ 2ٿӓࣰ͛! ઼ϲᄂ៉̂ጯ ၡ!!ࢋ (౎ᇃ྽ (Hiromichi Konoګέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ (Sympiezomias cribricollis) ࠎ ! ! Ăᐌ඾ώ჌෪ۏѐٙؠЩĄд࿅Ν׌ѐมĂέ៉Ҍ͌̏ѣ˛࣎Ꭹ۞ߡፗᛳങ 1930 ٺ Ă׎̚Βӣᇴ჌׍གྷᑻࢦۏࢴ 23 ჌ങפຫचĄ׎јᖪഇҌ͌Ξזצϥ୉ཏ۞ੲᆧ҃ اचᚑࢦĂ࡭ֹώ჌෪ϥ᜙צĄԊొгડՀЯۏᄃ๩ᘹүۏࢶࡊү܉Ăтۏࢋّ۞ү ͹ࢋचᖪĄέ៉Я৿ͻ෪ϥ̝ր௚̶ᙷጯ̈́Ϡၗጯྤफ़Ă̼ጯ̝֨ۏࠎ༊гߡፗᛳങ ѩĂώࡁտੵ೩ֻώ჌෪ϥ̝෧ٺĄѣᝥٽგந̙टڼ෱੼ҭ̙׍јड़Ă࡭ֹ֨܅ڼ ᄃგநඉரĄڼᕝဦͯᄃϠၗྤफ़Ă֭ፂѩซ҃೩΍ѣड़۞चᖪ֨ 。ڼᜰᗤຠȈ෪ᆄᖪăέ៉ăᝥؠăϠၗă֨ ଀ Kono (1930) ̝͛ᚥĂפӄĂם̝ (ѐ 6 ̚͡џĂέݑડྺຽԼ։ಞౘ Sano 2004 ჌ࣧؕೡۏ̝ гડࡷ֐ གྷͧ၆ྍ͛ѣᙯ S. cribricollisڒᎩ̱͜ξ୥ڒᆵАϠ૟ࠎचำچ Ăቁᄮྍ෪ᆄᖪޢ (ߡ۞෪ᆄᖪјᖪᇾώĂਖ਼ҌྺຽྏរٙᝥؠĂ ࢗ (original description ࡁտࣶޢϤ Chao ჌Щࠎ S. cribricollisĄ̚ࡁੰ౾̀ޢώ͛ௐ˘ү۰่ᝥؠҌࡊ৺Ăؕܐ ቷԼ։ಞ܅ӄם͡ ѐ 3 2006 ٺand Chen (1980) ̝३Ăᑭ৶ҿؠࠎѷ෪ᛳ Ղ؈प౾̀Ă ૟ᇾώᄃ࿪̄ဦ ૟ᇾώ̝࿪̄ဦᑫ૙̟͟ώ˝э̂ጯ̈फԈޢ჌Ă׎ۏ (Sympiezomias) Վҿؠܐᑫ૙઼̟࡚෪ᆄᖪ̶ᙷ૞छ Charles W. ౢ౾̀ (Dr. Hiroaki Kojima)Ă׎ O’Brien ି଱ᝥؠĂ2005 ѐ 6 ͡ᒔаᖬ޽΍ Ϻࠎ S. cribricollisĄ ౎ᇃ྽ (Hiromichiګྍ჌Ξਕࠎέ៉ٙய۞ Sympiezomias S. cribricollis ࠎ ѐٙؠЩ۞າ჌෪ᆄᖪĂ૙͹ 1930 ٺ (ᛉү۰ߤྙ Konoޙcribricollis Kono, 1930ĂТॡ έ៉Ă׎ሀёրЕٺᄃϟቴĂ̶่ο܅Kono (1930) ۞ࣧؕೡࢗĂ̟֭ͽͧ၆ᄃቁ ࠎജ Ꭹ۞ޮڌލtype series) ̝ᇾώயгࠎέ៉) ٿĂ౅࿅͟ώΔঔ྽̂ጯր௚ܐᄮĄ2006 ѐ ҥ౎ϒ׶АϠ (Mr. Masakazu ߋᗉᄃݑԸᎩ۞ं֧ᗉ (Kono, 1930)ĄѦᚹވᖪጯࡁտ *ኢ͛ᓑᘭˠ Վࡁտ 203ܐe-mail: [email protected] έ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ ពĄΩγĂώځ౵ࠎޘຫ඀צѐჍ׎ࠎĶ௟ཕསԛ෪ᆄᖪķ ߣ۞யณᄃݡኳ 1971 ٺժି଱ Ă2005 ѐฟؕĂࡺॷᐝۏΘү܅Chu, 1971)Ăд઼̂̚ౙ݋Ⴭ׎ࠎĶέ៉ѷ ᖪϺົࠎच) ĂϺ܅гડ۞ࡸఆڒቷᆂ܅ᄃ܅׌ѐֽ Њгડ۞Ϝᜋܕ෪ķ(Chao and Chen, 1980)Ąү۰ ጡ̝ࠪଐĄ܅གྷ౎γአߤăణኘྺԼಞТҖٕྺ̓Ă൴னд ̶Ҿ็΍ѩ෪ϥјᖪࠎचཧొٕ ඗̂кᇴгડώ჌јᖪ̝ࢵԲ΍னॡ፟ࠎՏ ˯ࢗЧгડ෪ᆄᖪ̝ٙѣхᙋᇾώĂͽ઀ ྏٙᑕϡྺٺ੧ჟܲх %70 ٺڽѐ۞ˬ͡˯џĂЯѩᑢ૟ܸ͛̚ჍؠࠎĶέ៉ ᒌ੫೧ٕও ௡ĂЧгјᖪ۞γొԛၗ̈́ฯᖪγϠതጡۏѷ෪ķĂͽ೩ᏹྺ̓ώ჌јᖪ̝΍னॡ જؕ͡ˬ ពमளĂҭТ˘гડ୉ཏ̰̝ځॡ̝፟ણ҂ֶ (ဦ˘)ĂӮ൑ڼந֨ۏมĂ֭үࠎྻϡ̼ጯᄃ ፂĄ ࣎វ̂̈मளໂ̂Ă̙Тгડม̝୉ཏ࣎វ̂ ࢶࡊ (Rutaceae) ̈ቑಛ݋Ϗ֍मளĄͽԛၗপᇈᄃϠၗҖࠎֽ܉ຉፋέ៉።ѐֽࠎच ፘ̝෪ϥᙷࡁտಡӘĂ౵ѝ۞ࠎचࡔᐂࠎˬ ࠻ĂЧгડ۞෪ᆄᖪᑕྍౌߏĶέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷڍ ѐЕ΍ ෪ķĄ൒ѩ჌෪ϥЯ݈ਂᕽЪӔΗፚ๪஧ԛ (ဦ 1943 ٺ (዇݌αࢡ (Yushiro Miwa ࢳҖĂ่ਕͽՎҖ߿જĂ̙ТгડมڱS. cribricollis ۞јᖪࠎचϟቴᄃߡፗ̝ཧొ ˟)Ă൑ ژMiwa, 1943)Ą1971 ѐĂѦᚹժି଱੃ྶྍ ̝୉ཏߏӎ̏ࢉϠ΍ֲ჌Ăϫ݈ϒซ˘Վ̶) လཌྷ̚ंгડ۞ ̚Ąٺѐ̣͡ม஽Җ 1970 ٺ෪ϥ ĂҋۏĂࠎ έ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ࠎώ˿ّѣचϠڍĂౄјརڍߨፕ๩Ăјᖪࠎचཧొ̈́ρ ࢦࢋचᖪ 1930 ѐؠЩͽֽĂ่ 1970 ѐഅᚑࢦࠎचလཌྷ̝ۏቷгડߡፗᙷങ܅༊ॡလཌྷᄃ Ҍ 2004 ѐ่ޢĂ׎ۏቷгડ۞ߡፗᙷങ܅Chu, 1971)Ą1986 ѐĂLo and Chiu (1986) ᄃ) ̙ٺϣมĂ2006 ѐ݋̏ᕖ̂ঙனٺഅ੃ᐂ Hypomeces squamosus (Fabricius) ࿬ߐ൴Ϡ ࢦࢋ̝ۏΘү܅ࢶࡊٕ܉ፘ̝ઊ൴ّचᖪĂҭЯү۰൑ ТᎩξĂ֭јࠎొ̶ڍࠎέ៉ߡፗᙷ ᒢྋ चᖪĄࠎᒢྋ׎൴ϠࣧЯĂώ͛ᐹА೩΍έ៉ڱ଀༊ॡ۞хᙋᇾώ̟ͽͧ၆Ă߇൑פڱ H. squamosus ᄃέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ (S. ˬؕ͡ѷ෪̝ᛳ৺ᄃ჌৺۞γొԛၗ෧ᕝᝥ ۏĂέ៉ˬ͡ ؠপᇈăгந̶οă૙͹ቑಛăϠၗ௫ّ̈́ޢcribricollis) ߏӎѣᙯĄ1986 ѐ ĂͽઇࠎϠၗᄃტЪ֨ڍՎࡁտඕܐඈڼፘ̝ࢦࢋٕ ந֨ڍࢶࡊ܉ѷ෪ϏГజЕࠎέ៉ؕ გநࡁտ̝ૄᖂĄ׎̚ĂБ͛ѣᙯγొԛၗڼ ѨࢋचᖪĄ Ꭹ (̱͜ξă ٕฯᖪγϠതጡ̝̚ăࡻ͛ఙᄬڒѐ 6 ̚͡џฟؕĂำ 2004 (Οӫฏ)ăέ ݑᎩ (౫֑ᗉ)ăလཌྷᎩ (ѻ૥ฏ)ă (terminology)Ăܼͽ Chao and Chen (1980 ᗉă༄ᒫᗉ)ăࡺ ॷ Ꭹ (ᐝ ̈́ Marvaldi and Lanteri (2005) ۞ಡӘࠎڒቷᎩ (ᆂ܅လཌྷξă Њᗉăˬ៉ฏ)ăາѻᎩ (າंᗉăऩ⌷ฏ)ă ણ҂ֶፂĄ ฏ) ඈᎩξĂ࠹ᚶ็΍ګڌᎩ (јΑᗉăڌέ ෪ᆄᖪࠎचߨፕăࡷ֐ă͛όăϨߣ̈́ᕤᕡඈ ΙȃԸຫ឴Ϟ឴઻੫኉ ᖪჩٿٺፘ̝ࠪଐĂ඗̂кᇴгડјᖪࢵԲ΍ ѷ෪ᛳ׎̶ᙷгҜߏᔴᛳڍࢶࡊ܉ னॡ፟ӮࠎՏѐ۞ˬ͡˯џνΠĂࠎचొҜΒ (Insecta)ăᐘਂϫ (Coleoptera)ă෪ᆄᖪᓁࡊ (ϩăն๹ତ (Curculionoidea)ă෪ᆄᖪࡊ (Curculionidaeܑڍጡ̄ٗă̈܅ӣ့ཧă့ఀă ѷ෪ᛳࠎൺـፘٙౄј ăᇃᆄ෪ֲࡊ (Entiminae)Īͽڍࢶࡊ܉୧Ă၆Чᙷڑ๹ତјΑ۞ٕ ࠹ТĂ׎̚ͽࡷ֐ߡ̈́͛ό ಚ෪ᆄᖪֲࡊ (Brachyderinae)̝˘ࣶ̙ޘགྷᑻຫच඀̝ ௐ˟ഇס̱˩˟ᖪௐٿέ៉ 204 Ѵҡ෥ᏢȄܒყΙ! ѮᢊέТۖԸຫϞ໰ Fig. 1.! Male genitalia of Sympiezomias cribricollis. ყΠ! ѮᢊέТۖԸຫȄ(A) ԙᙫ୏७ᢎ(ϐಋଶᓙૃ)Ȅ(B) ᓙૃϱ୏Ȅ(C) ᓙૃѴ୏Ȅ Fig. 2.! Sympiezomias cribricollis. (A) Adult (elytra removed); (B) elytra, inner side; (C) elytra, outer side. Վࡁտ 205ܐέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ ⋩ყέ! Ըຫ឴(Sympiezomias)Ϟ឴઻ຨᘞ੫኉Ȅ(A) οΰаȄ(B) ᓞഋध७ϛྜȄ(C) ᓞഋЅࠉ૓୏७ᢎȄ(D) ࠉٗ ЩȄ(G) လഋလݖȄ(H) ໰ᙫလഋလݖȄ(I) ርᙫလഋလݖȄږޑ࿽Ȅ(EʂF) ࡣٗ৷࿽ᆒഋϞᏏ਷ Fig. 3.! Diagnostic characters of the genus Sympiezomias. (A) Epistoma; (B) middle furrow of head, dorsal view; (C) head and prothorax, lateral view; (D) tibia of fore leg; (E) tibial combs on the tibial apex of hind leg, outer side; (F) tibial combs; (G) abdominal ventrites; (H) abdominal ventrites, male; (I) abdominal ventrites, female. ኑீ̝݈ు႙˭ᝈć(3) ᛈٺChao and Chen, 1980)Ăன̫Entiminae݋ ੓ҋಚბ઎ࢬ֭) ΒӣLeptopiinae ă Brachyderinae ᄃ ֎ 11 ༼ĂΒӣ 1 ༼ߠ༼ (scapeĂᛈ֎ௐ 1 ̈́ (༼ Otiorhynchinae ඈ 3 ֲ࣎ࡊ۞јࣶ ༼)Ă7 ༼৶༼ (funicleĂᛈ֎ௐ 2Ƃ8 (Marvaldi and Lanteri, 2005)īăញͨ෪୉ 3 ༼ഔ༼ (club, ᛈ֎ௐ 9Ƃ11 ༼)ĂϤᐝొ ဦ) ܕܢᖪĂ׍ѣͽ ઎ࢬΞ֍ߠ༼ბొҩ྿ኑீ̚δొҜٿTanymmecini) ̝јࣶĄώᛳ) ݈ (ௐ 2 ༼ć(4ٺܜᛳ৺ᓑЪ෧ᕝᝥؠপᇈĈ(1) ಚొ ˬĂC)Ă৶༼ௐ 1 ༼݋ர̝˭ ڕ਒ (prothorax) ( ဦˬĂC) ࠎ݈਒ࡦ ځᆵĂბొ׍ٺࡗඈܜᐝొĂٺܜ (rostrum) ćې࠹ᕽЪ҃Ӕඌ̢ڕཛ̈́ڕδ (pronotum)ă઎̚ޢព۞˾˯ͯ (epistoma) (ဦˬĂA)Ă׎ ᙝቡࠎπፋ̝ၟޢព۞໛ (furrow) (ဦˬĂB) ҩ྿ᐝ ࡦࢬ៍̝׌઎Ύ๪Ăͷ݈ăځ˘ѣ ٕٺܜቡ׍ᙝਖćࡦࢬ̝ፖШ౵ᆵ఍ޢಚొ ᕝԛĂٺ౤ć(2) ᛈ֎໛ (scrobe) (ဦˬĂC) Ҝ ć̚δ׍˘̚໛Ăజ૜ޘܜᓂШ̝̚δٺܜ׌઎Ă௟҃எĂࠎќৼᛈ֎ߠ༼̝ΌౝඕၹĂ ர ௐ˟ഇס̱˩˟ᖪௐٿέ៉ 206 ყѲ! ѮᢊέТۖԸຫԙᙫȄ(A) ध७ᢎȄ(B) ୏७ᢎȄ(C) ୏धᢎȄ(D) ርᙫᇄ໰ᙫȄ Fig. 4.! Adults of Sympiezomias cribricollis. (A) Dorsal view; (B) lateral view; (C) laterodorsal view; (D) female and male. ᇴᕇͽ˭ௐ1̈זϠ۞សͯٙዌᄏć(5) ݈਒׌઎̝݈ቡડા(޽ ώࡁտͽ࿪͎̄ (ჟቁ ᖪࡦࢬᑭߤĶᐝٿྋ࣠ព຋ᙡ˭Ăҋώ჌ٺ (ᄃ݈਒Ϲତ఍)׍ញͨ (cilia) (ဦ Ҝ͞ޢኑீ Ăޘᆵٕޘܜཧ (postocular lobe)ć(6) ݈ ొ (ӣಚొ)ķ̈́Ķ݈਒Ůᐘਂķ̝ޢĂC)Ă̙׍ீˬ tibia) ̰ቡ׍ጎ˘Е (ဦˬĂD)Ă̚ă ᅬฯјᖪ࣎វЧณീ 50 ІĄֶѩᇾ໤ٙീј) ༼∧֖ ቑಛĂᅬᖪࠎ 2.25ޘܜᖪĶᐝొ (ӣಚొ)ķ̝ ∧ٺ჏ࠎᙯౕёĂ∧֖ޢ݋ೀ൑ѩጎЕć֖ޢ setae)Ă֭ Ƃ2.97 mmĂฯᖪࠎ 1.51Ƃ2.71 mmćĶᐝొ) ͨוბొ̝γቡᄃਖ੓Ӯ඾Ϡ༼ ቑ (ޘӣኑீ̝ม۞ᆵ) ޘcomb) ଵЕ (ဦˬĂE, F)ć(7) ཛ (ӣಚొ)ķ̝౵̂ᆵ) ېӔጎॶ ဦˬĂG)Ăௐ 1Ƃ2 ༼̝ ಛĂᅬᖪࠎ 1.47Ƃ1.78 mmĂฯᖪࠎ 1.08Ƃ) ༼ 5 ڕΞ֍ཛొ ቑಛĂᅬᖪޘܜmmćĶ݈਒Ůᐘਂķ̝ 1.53 ޘܜௐ 2 ༼̝̚δڕᓀćཛڕព۞ཛځม׍ ᓁ׶ (ဦˬĂ ࠎ 7.74 Ƃ 9.47 mm Ăฯᖪࠎ 5.41 Ƃ 7.89̝ޘܜௐ 3Ƃ4 ༼׎̚δٺܜ G)ć(8) ώᛳᅬฯјᖪ̝γొԛၗડᏰĈ˘ਠ mmćĶ݈਒Ůᐘਂķ̝౵̂ᆵޘቑಛĂᅬᖪࠎ ฯᖪ࣎វ࠹၆ྵሴ̈ (ဦαĂD)Ă݈਒̚δ఍ 3.02Ƃ4.34 mmĂฯᖪࠎ 2.33Ƃ3.52 mmĄ ბొ๪น (ဦˬĂڕ౵ᆵĂཛొௐ5༼Ξ֍ཛ ᄘלH)ćᅬᖪ࣎វ࠹၆ྵ๪ࡡ (ဦαĂD)Ă݈਒̚ έȃѮᢊέТۖԸຫϞԙᙫѴഋ ˾఍౵ᆵĂཛొௐ 5 ༼Ξ֍ཛ វܑೀͼԆБ૜οសͯ (ኑீăᛈ֎ă̝ొૄٕޢδ̝ ׌઎Ч׍˘຋Ό۞ؾԛ໛৳ (ဦˬĂ ጡă┫༼ௐ 3Ƃ5 ༼ඈඕၹăొ̶ܑࢬΌౝඈొૄܕڕ I)Ą ඕၹ݋൑ស̶ͯο)ĂវҒٕវܑ৳ྮҒ፨࠰ࠎ ѷነҒᄃ۞ޘសͯ۞ӔҒĂ̙ТొҜѣ̙Т඀ σω ѷϨҒ۞សͯӵᗔ (ဦαĂAƂC)Ăͷ͟᛬ດלΠȃѮᢊέТۖԸຫϞԙᙫᡝ Վࡁտ 207ܐέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ ᄘȄ(A) ញُȄ(B) ញُϞષ࿽Ѕ෕࿽Ȅ(C) ࡣૃȄ(D) ◬࿽ध७ᢎȄ(E) ЭȄ(F) ◬࿽လלყϤ! ѮᢊέТۖԸຫѴഋ ७ᢎȄ Fig. 5.! Morphology of Sympiezomias cribricollis. 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(2002) ޽΍͐Ҙய۞ 10 ჌ᇃొૄ̝ ॲ̝ۏࢴ૙͹ങפЪϠͬ (tarsal claws ᆄ෪ֲࡊјࣶĂ׎ρഇ͹ࢋٺĂᛳ׀Ъొૄ̝ ̚ٺconnate) ݭ۞ඕၹ (ဦ̣ĂE)Ą ొćChao and Chen (1980) Ϻ޽΍̶ο ౙ̝̂ѷ෪ (S. velatus (Chevrolat)) ׎઼̂ Վࡁտ 209ܐέ៉ˬؕ͡ѷ෪ ҡӴୢีڏߒΙ! ѮᢊέТۖԸຫ (Sympiezomias cribricollis Kono) ԙᙫசкЅ Table 1. Host plants and their distributional range for adults of Sympiezomias cribricollis Kono Distributional range of host Host plant Feeding sites Reference plants (by county if known) ϰώࡊ (Poaceae) ͱඏਨ Eleusine indica (L.) Gaertn. Chayi, Yunlin leaves Present study ϟቴ Saccharum sinensis Roxb. Taiwan 1) leaves Kono, 1930; Miwa, 1943 ௻ਨࡊ (Cyperales) ࢶܢ̄ Cyperus rotundud L. Tainan, Chayi, Yunlin leaves Present study ᐲ┥ਨࡊ (Commelinaceae) ϨѻͿ෉ Commelina diffusa Burm f. Yunlin leaves Present study ͢ൗࡊ (Oleaceae) ࡸఆ܅ Jasminum sambac (L.) Hualien leaves, flowers Present study ͢ᜋࡊ (Magnoliaceae) Magnolia spp. Maioli leaves, flowers Present study ۏᙷങ܅Ϝᜋ ළࡊ (Asteraceae) ݚᖳਨ Bidens pilosa L. Tainan, Chayi, Yunlin, Maioli, leaves Present study܅̂ Hsinchu, Hualien ඘܅ᐒࢶᓩ Ageratum houstonianum Tainan, Yunlin leaves Present study Mill. ܉ࢶࡊ (Rutaceae) Citrus plants Taiwan leaves Miwa, 1943 ۏߡፗᙷങ ͛όߣ Citrus grandis (L.) Osbeck Tainan, Yunlin, Maioli, Hualien twigs, leaves, young Present study fruits Ϩߣ Citrus grandis (L.) Osbeck f. Maioli twigs, leaves, young Present study hakunikuyu Hayata fruits ࡷ֐ߡ (murcott) Citrus sp. Chayi, Yunlin, Maioli, Hsinchu twigs, leaves, Present study petals, young fruits ߨፕ Citrus sinensis Osbeck var. Chayi, Yunlin twigs, leaves Present study liucheng Hort. ᕤᕡ Citrus limon Burm. Chayi twigs, leaves Present study ═ᗂਨࡊ (Oxalidaceae) ═ᗂਨ Oxalis corniculata L.
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