Pediaspidini
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Valdenar |
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Pediaspidini |
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Figs. 217 and 218
The name has been rendered alternately as Pediaspini and Pediaspidini in literature. Pediaspidini is the linguistically correct, and there is no prevailing usage that speaks for the other option. This tribe of Palearctic species gall Acer spp. Himalocynips (biology unknown) was originally described in its own family ( Yoshimoto 1970).
Biology. Gall inducers on maple trees ( Acer spp ; Sapindaceae ).
Distribution. Palearctic Region. Himalocynips only known from Nepal ( Yoshimoto 1970).
Relevant literature. Ronquist (1995b) suggested the inclusion of Himalocynips within Pediaspidini , and has been followed since.
Classification.
Himalocynips Yoshimoto, 1970 ; 1 species Himalaya
Pediaspis Tischbein, 1852 View in CoL ; 1 species wPA, NT
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Pediaspidini
| Buffington, Matthew L., Forshage, Mattias, Liljeblad, Johan, Tang, Chang-Ti & Noort, Simon van 2020 |
Himalocynips
| Yoshimoto 1970 |
Pediaspis
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