Valid Names Results

Cryptoparlatoreopsis tlaiae (Balachowsky, 1927) (Diaspididae: Cryptoparlatoreopsis)

Nomenclatural History

• Aonidia tlaiae Balachowsky 1927: 200. Type data: ALGERIA: Sahara occidental, 20 km north of Beni-Abbes (Oued Saoura), on Tamarix articulata, ?/05/1926. Holotype, female, Type depository: Alger: Insectarium Jardin d'Essai, Algeria; accepted valid name Notes: Paratypes in BMNH and USNM. Illustr.
• Aonidia Tlaïae Balachowsky, 1927; Balachowsky 1928a: 123. emendation that is unjustified
• Chaetaonidia tlaiae (Balachowsky, 1927); Balachowsky 1948b: 29. change of combination
• Cryptoparlatoreopsis tlaiae (Balachowsky, 1927); Balachowsky 1951: 58. change of combination
• Cryptoparlatoreopsis telaïae (Balachowsky, 1927); Kaussari 1955: 16. misspelling of species epithet
• Cruptoparlatoreopsis tlaiae; Borchsenius 1966: 206. misspelling of genus name
• Cryptoparlatoreopsis tilaiae (Balachowsky, 1927); Moghaddam & Watson 2021: 8. misspelling of species epithet

Common Names

Ecological Associates

Hosts:

Families: 1 | Genera: 1

Foes:

Families: 1 | Genera: 1

Geographic Distribution

Keys

• MoghadWa2021: pp.74 ( Adult (F) ) [Cryptoparlatoreopsis in Iran]
• Moghad2021: pp.374 ( Adult (F) ) [Cryptoparlatoreopsis species]
• Balach1958b: pp.244 ( Adult (F) ) [Key to African species of Cryptoparlatoreopsis]
• Balach1951: pp.616 ( ) [Key to species of Cryptoparlatoreopsis]

Remarks

• Structure: Adult female pyriform widened in cephalothoracic area and narrowing toward pygidium (Balachowsky, 1927). Slide-mounted adult female subpyriform or subrectangular. Antennae each with 1 long seta. Anterior spiracles each associated with 1–3 trilocular pores; posterior spiracles not associated with pores.Pygidium with 2 pairs of lobes (L1 and L2). Median lobes (L1) large, parallel, rounded apically, each with 1 notch on outer margin; space between L1 narrow, not containing any plates. Second lobes (L2) smaller than median lobes, rounded apically, each with 1 notch on outer margin. (Moghaddam& Watson, 2021)
• General Remarks: Best description and illustration by Balachowsky (1927).

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