- Standardsignatur3718
- TitelBetrachtung der Gallmücken (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae) an dominanten Forstgehölzen Eurasiens nach ihrem Schädlichkeitsgrad mit einigen besonderen taxonomischen Problemen
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- Erscheinungsjahr1996
- SeitenS. 56-58
- Illustrationen8 Lit. Ang.
- MaterialUnselbständiges Werk
- Datensatznummer200044371
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- AbstractEvaluation of the harmfulness degree of gall midges (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae) on dominant trees in Eurasia and some taxonomical problems of gall midges on trees. All gall midges species similarly as other insects developing on economically important trees and shrubs are usually designated as pests, as well as in cases if they destroy or damage their host plants or if they were found on their host plant species only several times during the last 150 years. This problem is shown here on gall midges developing on five dominant tree species. Four degree scala was elaborated for evaluation ot the degree of harmfulness. The taxonomical problems of the complex of several species of the genus Resseliella and of the species Mikiola orientalis are discussed.
- SchlagwörterDasineura kellneri, Dasineura rozhkovi, Thecodiplosis brachyntera, Thecodiplosis japonensis, Contarinia baeri, Cecidomyia pini, Contarinia fagi, Hartigiola annulipes, Mikiola fagi, Mikiola orientalis, Phegomyia fagicola, Macrodiplosis dryobia, Macrodiplosis volvens, Resseliella quercivora, Contarinia quercina, Contarinia acerplicans, Dasineura irregularis, Harrisomyia vitrina, Drisina glutinosa, Taxonomie, Insektenschaden, Wirtsbaum, Larix decidua, Larix sibirica, Pinus densiflora, Pinus thunbergii, Pinus sylvestris
- Klassifikation453 (Insekten [Für die weitere Unterteilung siehe Familien unter 14 oder alternativ (beschrieben nach Regelfall 1d in der Einleitung) können die Nummern alphabethisch nach Familien und Arten unterteilt werden (Appendix C)])
145.7x22.06 (Beonotidae)
174.7 (Coniferae [Siehe Anhang D])
176.1 (Dicotyledoneae [Siehe Anhang D])
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