A Synopsis of the Scolytine Ambrosia Beetles of Thailand (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae)
A Synopsis of the Scolytine Ambrosia Beetles of Thailand (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae)
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DOI：
10.11646/zootaxa.3875.1.1
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2014-10-21
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0.9
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Liu, L-Y.
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Beaver, R. A.;Sittichaya, W.;Liu, L-Y.
本文总结了对泰国小甲虫的认识现状，为今后研究该动物群及其在林业、木材生产和农作物种植中的经济重要性提供了基础。提供了一份动物群清单，其中包括当地和世界分布、寄主树、生物学和分类学等信息。讨论了基于地理分布的6种区系要素，以及物种的寄主树和海拔偏好。泰国共记录到161种，其中67种为首次记录。提出了以下新同义词：Euwallacea wallacei (Blandford) （= Xyleborus barbatomorphus Schedl n.syn.）。给出了以下新的组合：鸡冠Ambrosiophilus （schidl）、大斑Ambrosiophilus latisulcatus （Eggers）、dihingensis Beaverium （Eggers）、lantanae Beaverium （Eggers）和Immanus desectus （Eggers）从它们在Ambrosiodmus中的现有位置转移；降压性安皮炎（Eggers）和点状安皮炎（Eichhoff）是从Leptoxyleborus转移过来的；cycloorhipidion armipenne （schel）、cycloorhipidion inarmatum （Eggers）、Euwallacea semiermis （schel）、Fortiborus macropterus （schel）、Microperus nudibrevis （schel）和Wallacellus minutus （Blandford）是从Xyleborus转移来的。
The present state of knowledge of the scolytine ambrosia beetles of Thailand is summarised to provide a basis for future studies of the fauna and its economic importance in forestry, timber production and crop tree plantations. A checklist of the fauna is provided with information on local and world distribution, host trees, biology and taxonomy. Six faunal elements based on geographical distribution, and the host tree and altitudinal preferences of species are discussed. One hundred and sixty-one species are recorded from Thailand, 67 of them for the first time. The following new synonym is proposed: Euwallacea wallacei (Blandford) (= Xyleborus barbatomorphus Schedl n.syn.). The following new combinations are given: Ambrosiophilus cristatulus (Schedl), Ambrosiophilus latisulcatus (Eggers), Beaverium dihingensis (Eggers), Beaverium lantanae (Eggers) and Immanus desectus (Eggers) are transferred from their present position in Ambrosiodmus; Ancipitis depressus (Eggers) and Ancipitis punctatissimus (Eichhoff) are transferred from Leptoxyleborus; Cyclorhipidion armipenne (Schedl), Cyclorhipidion inarmatum (Eggers), Euwallacea semiermis (Schedl), Fortiborus macropterus (Schedl), Microperus nudibrevis (Schedl) and Wallacellus minutus (Blandford) are transferred from Xyleborus.