Description of Aphelenchoides roulingae n. sp. (Tylenchomorpha: Aphelenchoididae) isolated from Xylocopa collaris sauteri collected from Yilan, Taiwan, with some notes on A. xylocopae Kanzaki, 2006
Description of Aphelenchoides roulingae n. sp. (Tylenchomorpha: Aphelenchoididae) isolated from Xylocopa collaris sauteri collected from Yilan, Taiwan, with some notes on A. xylocopae Kanzaki, 2006
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红滑滑刃线虫 (Aphelenchoides roulingae n.) 的描述
DOI：
10.1163/15685411-bja10097
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发表时间：
2021
期刊：
影响因子：
1.2
通讯作者：
Aikawa Takuya
中科院分区：
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作者：
Kanzaki Natsumi;Li Hou-Feng;Ekino Taisuke;Takeuchi-Kaneko Yuko;Maehara Noritoshi;Aikawa Takuya
柔林似鱼sp.进行了描述和说明。该新种采自台湾宜兰县福山采集的颈木蜂Xylocopa collaris sauteric.在类型学上，新种的特征是三线侧场，圆锥形的女性尾巴与各种和不尖的终端，男性骨针与发达和略背截形的髁，钝三角形的喙和不均匀腹弯曲的骨针叶片的背侧轮廓（calomus-lamina复合体）。新种的模式学特征组合是独特的：Aenchoides roulingaen. sp.与A. Helicus '，以前从Aubenchoides转移到Robustodorus，但可以通过其更长和更细雌性尾巴，更窄的雌性尾尖和更长的雌性口针与该物种区分。此外，对A.罗琳根。sp.是唯一的，不类似于任何其他Aenchoides种。在系统发育上，该新种与木可可豆属的其它种A. xylocopae，但可以在类型学和分子学上与该物种区分开来。除分类描述外，还讨论了该属的一些类型学特征。
Aphelenchoides roulingaen. sp. is described and illustrated. This new species was isolated fromXylocopa collaris sautericollected at Fushan, Yilan county, Taiwan. Typologically, the new species is characterised by a three-lined lateral field, conical female tail with various and not pointed termini, male spicule with well-developed and slightly dorsally truncate condylus, blunt triangular-shaped rostrum and unevenly ventrally curved dorsal contour of the spicule blade (calomus-lamina complex). The combination of typological characters of the new species is unique.Aphelenchoides roulingaen. sp. shares the three-lined lateral field and female tail shape with ‘A. helicus’, which was previously transferred toRobustodorusfromAphelenchoides, but can be differentiated from that species by its longer and more slender female tail, narrower female tail tip, and longer female stylet. In addition, the spicule morphology ofA. roulingaen. sp. is unique and not similar to that of any otherAphelenchoidesspecies. Phylogenetically, the new species forms a well-supported clade with the otherXylocopabee-associated species,A. xylocopae, but can be typologically and molecularly distinguished from the species. In addition to the taxonomic description, some typological characters of the genusAphelenchoidesare discussed.