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Taxonavigation

Ordo: ORDO
Familia: FAMILIA

Name

Bambusiphaga Huang & Ding, 1979 – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile

  • Bambusiphaga Huang & Ding, 1979: 170; Asche 1983[1]: 211; Ding and Tian 1983 (in Kuoh et al. 1983): 49; Yang and Yang 1986[2]: 37; Wang and Ding 1996: 22; Ding et al. 1999: 441; Ding 2006: 126; Chen and Liang 2007[3]: 504; Hou and Chen 2010[4]: 392; Yang and Chen 2011[5]: 51.

Type species

Bambusiphaganigropunctata Huang & Ding, 1979, by original designation.

Diagnosis

For the diagnosis and relationships of Bambusiphaga see Yang and Chen (2011[5]: 51), Hou and Chen (2010[4]: 392) and Chen and Liang (2007[3]: 504).

Host plants

Bamboo.

Distribution

Oriental region, with highest species diversity in China.

Key to species of genus Bambusiphaga (male)

(Modified from Yang and Chen 2011[5] and Qin et al. 2012[6])

Key to species of genus Bambusiphaga (male) — L. Hong-Xing , L. Yang , X. Chen
1
Vertex dark brown or with blackish brown markings 
  2
–
Vertex without any markings 
  3
2
Vertex yellowish brown, basal compartment with a black oval spot in middle part; anal segment without a process, pygofer without medioventral processes (Huang et al. 1979[7]: figs 2, 4) 
   B. nigropunctata
–
Vertex dark brown, basal compartment of vertex without a black oval spot; anal segment with a very long process that surpasses base of genital styles; pygofer with conjugated medioventral processes (Chen and Liang 2007[3]: figs 46, 49) 
   B. pianmaensis
3
Mesonotum with blackish brown markings 
  4
–
Mesonotum without blackish brown markings 
  12
4
Pronotum with blackish brown markings on lateral areas 
  5
–
Pronotum without blackish brown markings on lateral areas 
  11
5
Forewings with basal 1/3 black or with black markings at basal half 
  6
–
Forewings with a large irregular pale brown stripe along transverse vein hence bending along posterior margin to apex (Fig. 8) 
  B.yingjiangensis sp. n.
6
Forewings with basal 1/3 black 
  7
–
Forewings with large black markings at base 
  10
7
Anal segment without a process on ventral margin (Yang and Chen 2011[5]: fig. 6) 
   B. kunmingensis
–
Anal segment with a very long process on ventral margin 
  8
8
Anal spiny process at left lateroapical angle of anal segment 
  9
–
Anal spiny process at right lateroapical angle of anal segment (Hou and Chen 2010[4]: fig. 14) 
   B. basifusca
9
Pygofer with a medioventral process; aedeagus with two apical processes (Qin et al. 2012[6]: figs 12, 16–17) 
   B. taibaishana
–
Pygofer without medioventral process; aedeagus without apical processes (Ding and Hu 1987: figs 1, 3) 
   B. fascia
10
Forewings with a large black marking at base; anal segment with a long process on ventral margin (Chen et al. 2000[8]: figs 3–4) 
   B. maculata
–
Forewings with two large black markings at base; anal segment without process on ventral margin (Figs 29, 31) 
  B.ventroprocessa sp. n.
11
Forewings somewhat reddish orange, costal margin blackish brown; genital styles relatively broad and short (Huang et al. 1980: figs 8c, 8f) 
   B. nigromariginata
–
Forewings somewhat yellowish brown, costal margin yellowish brown; genital styles relatively slender (Yang and Yang 1986[2]: figs 20C, 20E; Miur 1917: fig. 44) 
   B. taiwanensis
12
Anal segment with a process on ventral margin 
  13
–
Anal segment without a process on ventral margin 
  17
13
Pygofer with a medioventral process (Muir 1919: fig. 3) 
   B. bakeri
–
Pygofer without a medioventral proces 
  14
14
Anal segment with the process on ventral margin very long, reaching ventral margin of pygofer 
  15
–
Anal segment with the process on ventral margin very short 
  16
15
Genital styles with a process at base, apex rounded (Ding et al. 1986[9]: figs 1 (5–6)) 
   B. jinghongensis
–
Genital styles without a process at base, apex forked (Huang et al. 1979[7]: fig. 18) 
   B. mirostylis
16
Tegula with apical 1/2 blackish brown; pygofer with hind margin produced at an acute angle medially; genital styles slender; aedeagus without phallobase (Ding and Hu 1982[10]: figs 1–4) 
   B. huangi
–
Tegula fully yellowish brown; pygofer with hind margin not produced medially; genital styles broad and short; aedeagus with developed phallobase (Chen and Li 2000[11]: figs 11, 13, 15–16) 
   B. wangmoensis
17
Pygofer with a spine on ventral margin 
  18
–
Pygofer without a spine on ventral margin 
  20
18
Genital style with an inversed spine on caudal side near apex which is as long as 1/5 of genital style; aedeagus with three spines subapically (Yang and Chen 2011[5]: figs 20–22) 
   B. yangi
–
Genital style with an angular or tooth-like process on caudal side near apex; aedeagus without spines subapically 
  19
19
Genital styles asymmetrical, right one shorter than left one, without tooth-like process subapically on caudal side; aedeagus with an inversed process on right side near apical 1/3 (Miur 1919: fig. 8) 
   B. singaporensis
–
Genital styles symmetrical; aedeagus without any processes (Ding 1982[12]: figs 3, 5) 
   B. luodianensis
20
Genital styles with a finger-like process at base 
  21
–
Genital styles without a finger-like process at base 
  22
21
Genital styles with a finger-like process subapically; aedeagus curved in middle (Chen and Liang 2007[3]: figs 20–22) 
   B. maolanensis
–
Genital styles with a lamellate process subapically; aedeagus almost straight (Hou and Chen 2010[4]: figs 9–10) 
   B. hainanensis
22
Genital styles forked apically 
  23
–
Genital styles not forked apically 
  25
23
Frons longer at middle line than wide at widest part, about 2.0: 1; basocaudal portion of genital styles in profile produced at a right angle (Yang and Yang 1986[2]: figs 22B, 22H) 
   B. membranacea
–
Frons longer at middle line than wide at widest part, about 2.5: 1; basocaudal portion of genital styles in profile not produced at a right angle 
  24
24
Median portion of genital styles granulate (Huang et al. 1979[7]: figs 8–11) 
   B. furca
–
Median portion of genital styles not granulate (Aschi 1983: fig. 4) 
   B. lynchi
25
Ventral margin of anal segment incised medially; genital styles short, lamellate (Huang et al. 1979[7]: fig. 20) 
   B. lacticolorata
–
Ventral margin of anal segment not incised medially; genital styles slender 
  26
26
Apex of vertex obviously broadened, frons widest at base; apex of genital styles without small teeth; aedeagus short and stout (Huang et al. 1979[7]: fig. 17) 
   B. similis
–
Apex of vertex not broadened, frons widest at apex; apex of genital styles with several small teeth; aedeagus relatively long (Huang et al. 1979[7]: figs 13–15) 
   B. citricolorata

Taxon Treatment

  • Hong-Xing, L; Yang, L; Chen, X; 2018: Two new species of the bamboo-feeding planthopper genus Bambusiphaga Huang & Ding from China (Hemiptera, Fulgoromorpha, Delphacidae) ZooKeys, (735): 83-96. doi

Images

Figures 1–9. Bambusiphagayingjiangensis sp. n. 1 Male habitus, dorsal view 2 Same, lateral view 3–4 Head and thorax, dorsal view 5–6 Face 7 Frons and clypeus, lateral view 8 Forewing 9 Hindwing. Scale bars 1–7 0.2 mm; 8–9 0.5 mm.
Figures 1–9. Bambusiphagayingjiangensis sp. n. 1 Male habitus, dorsal view 2 Same, lateral view 3–4 Head and thorax, dorsal view 5–6 Face 7 Frons and clypeus, lateral view 8 Forewing 9 Hindwing. Scale bars 1–7 0.2 mm; 8–9 0.5 mm. 
Figures 22–30. Bambusiphagaventroprocessa sp. n. 22 Male habitus, dorsal view 23 Same, lateral view 24–25 Head and thorax, dorsal view 26–27 Frons and clypeus 28 Same, lateral view 29 Forewing 30 Hindwing. Scale bars 22–28 0.2 mm; 29–30 0.5 mm.
Figures 22–30. Bambusiphagaventroprocessa sp. n. 22 Male habitus, dorsal view 23 Same, lateral view 24–25 Head and thorax, dorsal view 26–27 Frons and clypeus 28 Same, lateral view 29 Forewing 30 Hindwing. Scale bars 22–28 0.2 mm; 29–30 0.5 mm. 
Figures 31–39. Bambusiphagaventroprocessa sp. n. 31 Male genitalia, posterior view 32 Pygofer, posterior view 33 Same, lateral view 34 Male genitalia, lateral view 35 Genital style, posterior view 36 Aedeagus 37 Female genitalia, posterior view 38 Gonocoxa VIII, posterior view 39 Gonapophysis IX. Scale bars 0.1 mm.
Figures 31–39. Bambusiphagaventroprocessa sp. n. 31 Male genitalia, posterior view 32 Pygofer, posterior view 33 Same, lateral view 34 Male genitalia, lateral view 35 Genital style, posterior view 36 Aedeagus 37 Female genitalia, posterior view 38 Gonocoxa VIII, posterior view 39 Gonapophysis IX. Scale bars 0.1 mm. 

Other References

  1. ↑ Asche M (1983) Bambusiphagalynchi nov. spec., a new delphacid from northeastern Himalaya, and some contributions to the genus Bambusiphaga Huang and Ding, 1979 (Homoptera Auchenorrhyncha Fulgoromorpha Delphacidae). Marburger Entomologische Publicationen 1(8): 197–210.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Yang J, Yang C (1986) Delphacidae of Taiwan (I) Asiracinae and the tribe Tropidocephalini (Homoptera: Fulgoroidea). Taiwan Museum Special Publication 6: 1–79.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Chen X, Liang A (2007) Revision of the Oriental genus Bambusiphaga Huang & Ding (Hemiptera: Fulgoroidea: Delphacidae). Zoological Studies 46(4): 503–519.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Hou X, Chen X (2010) Oriental bamboo planthoppers: two new species of the genus Bambusiphaga (Hemiptera: Fulgoroidea: Delphacidae) from Hainan Island, China. Florida Entomologist 93(3): 391–397. https://doi.org/10.1653/024.093.0311
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Yang L, Chen X (2011) The Oriental bamboo-feeding genus Bambusiphaga Huang & Ding, 1979 (Hemiptera: Delphacidae: Tropidocephalini): a checklist, a key to the species and descriptions of two new species. Zootaxa 2879: 50–59.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Qin D, Liu T, Lin Y (2012) A new species in the Bambusiphagafascia group (Hemiptera: Fulgoroidea: Delphacidae) from Shaanxi, China, with a key to all species in the group. Acta Zootaxonomica Sinica 37(4): 777–780.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Huang C, Tian L, Ding J (1979) A new genus and some new species of Delphacidae attacking bamboos in China. Acta Zootaxonomica Sinica 4(2): 170–181.
  8. ↑ Chen X, Li Z, Jiang S (2000) Descriptions of two new species of Delphacidae attacking bamboo from China (Homoptera: Fulgoroidea). Scientia Silvae Sinicae 36(3): 77–80.
  9. ↑ Ding J, Yang L, Hu C (1986) Descriptions of new genera and species of Delphacidae attacking bamboo from Yunnan Province, China. Acta Entomologische Sinica 29(4): 415–425.
  10. ↑ Ding J, Hu G (1982) A new species of the genus Bambusiphaga from Yunan (Homoptera: Delphacidae). Acta Entomologische Sinica 25(4): 443–444.
  11. ↑ Chen X, Li Z (2000) Descriptions of two new species of Delphacidae attacking bamboo from Guizhou Province, China (Homoptera: Delphacidae). Acta Zootaxonomica Sinica 25(2): 178–182.
  12. ↑ Ding J (1982) Two new species of the tribe Tropidocephalini (Homoptera: Delphacidae). Journal Nanjing Agricultural College 4: 42–45.
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