Paraplonobia flechtmanni Khanjani, Khanjani & Seeman, 2017

Classification

Tetranychidae - Bryobiinae - Hystrichonychini - Paraplonobia

Accepted name

Paraplonobia flechtmanni Khanjani, Khanjani & Seeman, 2017. Khanjani et al. (2017): 467.

Original description

Paraplonobia (Paraplonobia) flechtmanni Khanjani, Khanjani & Seeman, 2017. Khanjani et al. (2017): 467.

Type host: Rhaponticum repens. Type distribution: Iran.

Summary

  • Nomenclature
  • Identification
  • Host plants
  • Distribution
  • Literature
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    • Nomenclature and taxonomy

         Paraplonobia (Paraplonobia) flechtmanni Khanjani, Khanjani & Seeman, 2017. Valid nomenclatural act Khanjani et al. (2017): 467. Type host: Rhaponticum repens. Type distribution: Iran.
    Paraplonobia flechtmanni Khanjani, Khanjani & Seeman, 2017. New combination Mahdavi et al. (2024a): 67.

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    Original description and illustration literature
    [Original description] Khanjani et al. (2017)

    Host plants (1 plant, 1 reference)
    Distribution of host plant reports by order
    The colors of the plant orders follow the classification system of The Plant Phylogeny Project, ranging from Lycopodiales to Dipsacales (hover to display the orders).

    List of host plants by family


    Asteraceae: Rhaponticum repens Khanjani et al. (2017)

    Distribution (1 country, 1 reference)


    Palearctic: Iran Khanjani et al. (2017)

    Literature (2 references in chronological order)


    Khanjani et al. (2017) New spider mites (Acari: Tetranychidae) of the genera Paraplonobia and Eurytetranychus from Iran, and a description of all life stages of Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein). Acarologia, 57 (3): 465-491 [description; distribution; host]
    Mahdavi et al. (2024a) A re-evaluation of the genera Aplonobia Womersley and Paraplonobia Wainstein (Acari: Tetranychidae) with a description of a new species. Acarologia, 64 (1): 63-75 [taxononmy]