bamboo-shoot fruit flies (diptera : tephritidae) of southern thailand
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Abstract
In 1995, seven tephritid species of bamboo-shoot fruit flies were firstly recorded from southern Thailand. Nine additional species are reported in this paper. They are Acanthonevra vaga (Wiedemann), Acroceratitis plumosa Hendel, Acrotaeniostola quinaria (Coquillett), Enicoptera gigantea Enderlein, Euphranta (Euphranta) striatella (van der Wulp), Felderimyia fuscipennis Hendel, Gastrozona fasciventris (Macquart), Ptilona confinis (Walker) and Taeniostola vittigera Bezzi. Total number of bamboo-shoot breeding flies species has increased up to 16. They are recognized in 4 tribes of 2 subfamilies, Ceratitidinae and Trypetinae. Of these, Phaeospilodes torguata (Hering) is placed as a synonym of Phaeospilodes fenestella (Coquillett) and Taeniostola limbata Hendel as that of Cyrtostola limbata (Hendel).
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| Authors | ;Surakrai Permkam |
| Journal | ferroelectrics |
| Year | 2005 |
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