Mites of the genus<i> Tarsonemus</i> Canestrini & Fanzago associated with the fruit of<i> Cocos</i><i> nucifera</i> L. with description of two new species
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Systematic & Applied Acarology Soc London, Natural History Museum
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The family Tarsonemidae comprises 51 genera, some of which have been reported on coconut palms, including Canestrini & Fanzago. The genus Tarsonemus consists of approximately 280 species, with only 11 reported in Brazil. During collections of Cocos nucifera L. fruit on the Brazilian coast, four Tarsonemus species were found associated with the perianth of these fruits. Two new species are described, Tarsonemus arrudai Fran & ccedil;a, Ara & uacute;jo & Lofego sp. nov., and T. litoralis Fran & ccedil;a, Ara & uacute;jo & Lofego sp. nov. while the other two species, Tarsonemus pseudokennedyi Ochoa and T. lenticulatus Gheblealivand, Haddad & Magowski, were found for the first time in Brazil, and both are redescribed based on males and females.
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Tarsonemidae, taxonomy, Tarsonemus pseudokennedyi, Tarsonemus lenticulatus, coconut
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Systematic And Applied Acarology. London: Systematic & Applied Acarology Soc London, Natural History Museum, v. 29, n. 8, p. 1132-1158, 2024.
