Genus: Aleuropleurocelus Drews & Sampson & Tetralicia Harrison
Nomenclature [Drews & Sampson 1958: 282 ]:
Aleuropleurocelus Drews & Sampson
Biology: Puparia always black, appear to be limited to plants of the arid or semi-arid areas of the chapparal type (such as Eriodictyon, Santa Yerba, in Nevada). Shape is usually elongate and boat-like for the Aleuropleurocelus or elliptical-oval for the Tetralicia.
Distribution: See list of species below.
Taxonomy [Annals ESA: vol 49: No.3 1956: 280-281]: Puparia needs to be bleached-too dark. Margin. Deflexed slightly (Tetralicia) or meeting closer to the shortened ventral disc (Aleuropleurocelus). Dorsum. Inner margin of vasiform orifice smooth or dentate; lingula usually obscured; operculum covers from 50% (Aleuropleurocelus) to more than 70% (Tetralicia) of the vasiform orifice. Puparia usually covered with granules or imbrications; most, but not all, posterior area pointed with apical pair of setae.
Similar genera: Aleuropleurocelus Used to be in the genus Tetralicia. Differs biogeographically: Aleuropleurocelus
is known from the Western Hemisphere; whereas Tetralicia is
primarily known from the Palaearctic.
***Intercepted in quarantine
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Aleuropleurocelus
abnormis Quaintance*** Nomenclature [Martin 2005: 19]
[Harrison 1917: 61-62] : Aleuropleurocelus abnormis
Quaintance [Martin 2005: 19] Tetraleurodes abnormis Quaintance Distribution: Nearctic [Evans, Dooley
& Gill 2006: 41]: Mexico, USA ( AZ, FL, GA, MS, VA, SC, TX, UT )
; Neotropical [Evans, Dooley & Gill 2006: 41]: El Salvador Host [Evans, Dooley & Gill
2006: 41]: Aquifoliaceae: Ilex opaca; Fagaceae: Quercus
aquatica, Q. catesbei, Q. laurifolia Q. myrtifolia, Q. virens, Q. virginiana
; Lauraceae: Laurus nobilis, Persea spp. ; Magnoliaceae: Magnolia
glauca, M. virginiana. |
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Aleuropleurocelus
acaudatus Drews & Sampson Nomenclature [Drews & Sampson 1958: 125]: Aleuropleurocelus acaudatus Drews & Sampson Distribution: Nearctic: USA (CA) [Evans, Dooley & Gill
2006: 41] [Drews & Sampson 1958: 125] Host [Corbett: 1935: 825]:
Ericaceae: Arctostaphylos sp; Hydrophyllaceae: Eriodyction sp. |
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Aleuropleurocelus
ceanothi (Sampson) Nomenclature : Aleuropleurocelus ceanothi
(Sampson) [Sampson 1956: 281] Tetralicia ceanothi (Sampson)
[Sampson 1945: 59-60] Distribution: Nearctic: USA (CA) [Sampson 1945: 59-60] ; USA (NV-New State Record) Host [Takahashi 1934]:
Rhamnaceae: Ceanothus sp.; Hydrophyllaceae: Eriodyction sp. |
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Aleuropleurocelus
cercropiae Bondar Nomenclature: Aleuropleurocelus cercropiae Bondar [Martin 2005: 20,
76] Aleurotrachelus cercropiae Bondar
1923: 143 Distribution [Bondar 1923: 143] : Neotropical: Brazil Host [Bondar 1923: 143] :
Moraceae: Cecropia adenopus |
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Aleuropleurocelus
coachellensis Drews & Sampson Nomenclature: Aleuropleurocelus coachellensis
Drews & Sampson [Sampson 1958: 120-121] Distribution [Sampson 1958: 120-121]: Nearctic: USA (CA) Host [Sampson 1958: 120-121]:
Asteraceae: Pluchea serica |
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Aleuropleurocelus
granulata Drews & Sampson Nomenclature : Aleuropleurocelus granulata Drews
& Sampson [Sampson & Drews 1941: 171] Distribution: Nearctic: Mexico [Sampson
& Drews 1941: 171] Host: indet [Sampson &
Drews 1941: 171] Natural
enemies: Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae: Encarsia sp. |
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Aleuropleurocelus
laingi Drews & Sampson Nomenclature : Aleuropleurocelus laingi Drews
& Sampson [Sampson & Drews 1956: 282-283] Distribution: Nearctic: USA (CA)
[Sampson 1956: 283] Host: Ericaceae [Sampson 1956:
283]: Arctostaphylos sp, Labiatae: Salvia opiana |
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Aleuropleurocelus
nevadensis Dooley
sp. nov. Nomenclature : Aleuropleurocelus nevadensis
Dooley [Dooley et al: 2010:12-13] Distribution: Nearctic: USA (CA)
[Sampson 1956: 283] Host: Ericaceae [Sampson 1956:
283]: Arctostaphylos sp, Labiatae: Salvia opiana |
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Aleuropleurocelus
nigrans
(Bemis)*** Nomenclature: Aleuropleurocelus nigrans (Bemis) [Sampson & Drews 1956: 281] Aleyrodes nigrans (Bemis) [Bemis 1904: 522-524] Tetraleurodes nigrans Quaintance & Baker
1914:108 Tetralicia nigrans (Bemis) [J. M. Baker 1937: 618] Distribution: Nearctic: Mexico [Sampson & Drews 1941:
172] , USA (AZ, CA, NV [New record
PPQ, JDooley] ) [Bemis 1904: 522-524] Host: Caprifoliaceae: Lonicera
involucrata, Symphoricarpus racemosus; Ericaceae [Bemis 1904:
522-524]: Arbutus menziesii, Arctostaphylos sp, Fagaceae: Quercus
densiflora [Kirkaldy 1907: 63] ; Hydrophyllaceae: Eriodyction
californicum, E. sp. , Lamiaceae [Penny 1922:
34]: Salvia opiana; Lauraceae: Umbellularia californica
[Bemis 1904: 523]: Ranunculaceae: Clematis ligusticifolia [Bemis
1904: 523] ; Rhamnaceae: Ceanothus californicus, Rhamnus
californicus [Bemis 1904: 523] ; Rosaceae: Heteromeles arbutifolia, Prunus
ilicifolia [Bemis 1904: 523] |
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Aleuropleurocelus
ornatus Drews & Sampson Nomenclature: Aleuropleurocelus ornatus Drews & Sampson
[Sampson & Drews 1956: 282-283] Distribution: Nearctic: USA (CA) [Sampson 1956: 283] Host: Ericaceae [Sampson 1956:
283]: Hydrophyllaceae: Eriodyction trichcalyx |
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Aleuropleurocelus
sierrae Sampson Nomenclature: Aleuropleurocelus sierrae (Sampson: 1945) Distribution [Evans, Dooley & Gill
2006: 42]: Nearctic: USA (CA) Host: Indet |
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Tetralicia
asparagi (Lewis) Nomenclature:
Distribution [Lewis 1893: 1-3]: Afrotropical: Republic of South Africa Host: Lilliaceae: Asparagus sp. |
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Tetralicia
erianthi Danzig Nomenclature [Danzig 1969: 878] :
Distribution [Danzig 1969: 878]: Palaearctic: Russia Host: Poaceae [Danzig 1969: 878]: Erianthus purpurescens |
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Tetralicia ericae Harrison Nomenclature [Harrison 1917: 61-62] :
Distribution: Palaearctic: Austria [Harrison 1917: 61-62] , Czeck Republick/Slovakia [Zadradnik 1963: 13] , France [SEL] , Netherlands [Bink-Moenen] , Portugal [SEL] , Russia [Danzig 1969: 558] Sweden [Harrison 1917: 61-62] , United Kingdom [Harrison 1917: 61-62] [SEL] [NHM, London] Host: Poaceae [Danzig 1969: 878]: Erica spp. |
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Tetralicia graminicola Nomenclature [Binks 1983: 181] :
Distribution [Binks 1983: 181-182]: Palaearctic: Chad Host [Binks 1983: 181-182]: Poaceae: Hyparrhenia rufa |
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Nomenclature [JM Baker 1937: 619] :
Distribution [JM Baker 1937: 619] ]: Nearctic: ?Mexico [SEL] Host [JM Baker 1937: 619]: Indet |
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Tetralicicia
tuberculate Binks Nomenclature:
Distribution: Palaearctic: Chad Host: Verbenaceae : Vitex simplicifolia |
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