Troilus luridus (Fabricius, 1775)
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Troilus luridus (Fabricius, 1775) |
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Troilus luridus (Fabricius, 1775) ( Hemiptera , Pentatomidae ,
Asopinae ) (Fig. 1) is a woodland shieldbug that lives on a variety of tree species, both deciduous and conifers
( PÉRICART, 2010; LUPOLI & DUSOULIER, 2015). As occurs with the other asopines, T. luridus is a predatory species that feeds, both as a nymph and in adulthood, of small caterpillars and pupae of Lepidoptera, but also of soft-bodied larvae and adults of other insects ( PÉRICART, 2010). The species has an
Euro-Siberian distribution extending from the Iberian
Peninsula to Russia, China, Korea, India and Myanmar, reaching
England and Scandinavia to the north ( RIDER, 2006;
PÉRICART, 2010).
In Portugal, T. luridus was only recorded from two sites – Mata de Leiria and S. Pedro de Moel ( SEABRA, 1928,
1929, 1939 a, 1939b) – located not only in the same district
(Leiria) but also in what can be effectively considered a single area, since the coastal village of S. Pedro de Moel is Fig. 1.- Specimen of Troilus luridus in Parque surrounded by Mata de Leiria, a large pine tree forest, on its das Ribeiras do Rio Uíma (Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal).
north, east and south sides (facing the Atlantic ocean to the west). In this study, we present a new field record and two additional records retrieved from the online platform Biodiversity4all.org.
Material examined:
Aveiro district: Santa Maria da Feira municipality: x Southern part of the Parque das Ribeiras do Rio Uíma (40.987725, -8.509597; 124 m above sea level; 29TNF43), 05/08/2021 (1 ♀, Diogo Vieira da Silva leg., MHNC-UP col.: MHNCUP/ART/37746) GoogleMaps .
BioDiversity4All Portuguese records:
Viseu district:
Viseu municipality:
x Aguieira (40.665231, -7.925246; 451 m above sea level;
29TNF90), 17/06/2020 (1 nymph) (Carla Santos, url: https://www.biodiversity4all.org/observations/49959955.
x Orgens (40.661097, -7.946322; 424 m above sea level;
29TNF80), 21/08/2021 (1 nymph) (Susana Simļes, url: https://www.biodiversity4all.org/observations/91947469).
The new records presented raise from one to three the number of Portuguese districts where the presence of Troilus luridus is confirmed, therefore significantly increasing the known distribution of the species in Portugal, as shown in Map 1. Map 1.- Portuguese distribution of Troilus luridus (Fabricius, 1775), with the Furthermore, these records are the first in the country in over
previously known Portuguese district (in 90 years, since the only study with primary records is that of grey), the new Portuguese districts (in SEABRA (1928), the remainder of the references being citations green), and the MGRS 10× 10 km squares of of that earliest one. the collecting/observation sites in Portugal
(examined material site in blue, References Biodiversity4All records in orange,
literature sites in yellow).
LUPOLI, R. & DUSOULIER, F. 2015. Les Punaises Pentatomoidea de France. Éditions Ancyrosoma, Fontenays-sous- Bois. 429 pp.
PÉRICART, J. 2010. Hémiptères Pentatomoidea Euro-Méditerranéens. Volume 3. Podopinae et Asopinae. Faune de France: France et régions limitrophes, 93. Fédération FranÇaise des Sociétés de Sciences Naturelles, Paris. 293 pp. + XIV pr.
RIDER, D. 2006. Family Pentatomidae Leach, 1815, pp. 233-402. In: Aukema, B. & Rieger, Ch. (eds.). Catalogue of the Heteroptera of the Palaearctic Region. Vol. 5. Pentatomomorpha II. The Netherlands Entomological Society, Amsterdam. 550 pp.
SEABRA, A.F. 1928. Notas da Sinópse dos Hemípteros Heterópteros de Portugal. II. Memórias e Estudos do Museu Zoológico da Universidade de Coimbra, 17: 1-3.
SEABRA, A.F. 1929. Subsídios para o conhecimento da fauna das Matas Nacionais - Conclusļes de estudos realizados durante os meses de Julho e Agôsto de 1925 na Mata de Leiria. Arquivos da SecÇÃo de Biologia e Parasitologia do Museu Zoológico da Universidade de Coimbra, 1 (1): 49-82.
SEABRA, A.F. 1939 a. ContribuÏÇÃo para a História da Entomologia em Portugal. A SecÇÃo Entomológica do Laboratório de Biologia Florestal. PublicaÇÕes da DirecÇÃo Geral dos ServiÇos Florestais e Aq̡icolas, VI(I): 1-146.
SEABRA, A.F. 1939 b. ContribuÏÇÃo para a História da Entomologia em Portugal. Catálogo das ColecÇļes Entomológicas do Laboratório de Biologia Florestal em 1937. PublicaÇÕes da DirecÇÃo Geral dos ServiÇos Florestais e Aq̡icolas, VI(II): 155-301.
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