Zaphanerini
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Zaphanerini |
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Tribe Zaphanerini
This tribe was proposed by David (1990) for Zaphanera , (Appendix A). Five species of this genus including the type-species, Z. cyanotis Corbett , were included in the present study. These formed two separate monophyletic clades which were supported by relatively high Jacknife values ( Figure 13 View Figure 13 ). The African and oriental species ( Z. capparis Bink-Moenen and Z. cyanotis , respectively) were recovered in one, and the three Australian species in another ( Figures 13 View Figure 13 and 14 View Figure 14 ). Thus, the Australian species ( Z. niger (Maskell) , Z. papyrocarpae Martin , and Z. rhachisreticulata Martin ) do not appear to be congeneric with the type-species and a new genus needs to be erected for them (see ‘‘Nomenclatural changes’’).
David BV. 1990. Key to tribes of whiteflies (Aleyrodidae: Homoptera) of India. Journal of Insect Science 3: 13 - 17.
Figure 13. Strict consensus tree of 30 000 UW-MPTs resulting from analyses of morphological data. Figures above branches show bootstrap and Jacknife (underlined figures) values. Figures with an asterisk indicate the same value for both bootstrap and Jacknife.
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