Chlamydatus pulicarius, Fallen, 1807
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/4111AE7C-8D10-FFD4-FF6F-D7E3FD3AF9B9 |
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Chlamydatus pulicarius |
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23. Chlamydatus pulicarius ( Fallèn, 1807)
Lygaeus pulicarius Fallèn, 1807: 95 (sp. nov.)
Chlamydatus pulicarius pseudopulla Stichel, 1956: 350 (form nov.)
Chlamydatus pulicarius: Carvalho ( 1958): 33 (cat.); Josifov ( 1992 b): 127 (report); Schuh ( 1995): 291 (cat.); Kerzhner & Josifov ( 1999): 326 (cat.); Schuh & Schwartz ( 2005): 43 (diag., figs.); Vinokurov et al. ( 2010): 130 (cat.).
Distribution. European continent (Central, Eastern); Asia: North Korea, Azerbaijan, China (North, Southwest), Georgia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia (East Siberia, Far East, West Siberia) ( Josifov 1992 b, Kerzhner & Josifov 1999).
Host. Fabaceae ( Kerzhner 1964) , Artemisia sp., Hieracium sp. ( Asteraceae ), Stellaria longifolia Muhl. ex Willd. ( Caryophyllaceae ), Lathyrus sp., Vicia sp., ( Fabaceae ), Ranunculus sp. ( Ranunculaceae ), and Potentilla argentea L. ( Rosaceae ) ( Schuh & Schwartz 2005).
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Chlamydatus pulicarius
| Duwal, Ram Keshari, Jung, Sunghoon, Yasunaga, Tomohide & Lee, Seunghwan 2016 |
Chlamydatus pulicarius : Carvalho ( 1958 ) : 33
| Schuh 2005: 43 |
| Kerzhner 1999: 326 |
| Josifov 1992: 127 |
| Carvalho 1958: 33 |
| Vinokurov et al. ( 2010 ) : 130 |
Chlamydatus pulicarius pseudopulla
| Stichel 1956: 350 |
Lygaeus pulicarius Fallèn, 1807 : 95
| Fallen 1807: 95 |