Nemophora raddei
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| author | Liao, Cheng-Qing Hirowatari, Toshiya Yagi, Sadahisa Wang, Min Wang, Xing Huang, Guo-Hua |
| author_facet | Liao, Cheng-Qing Hirowatari, Toshiya Yagi, Sadahisa Wang, Min Wang, Xing Huang, Guo-Hua |
| contents | <p>(98) <i>Nemophora raddei</i> (Rebel, 1901)</p><p>(Plates VIII-10, XX-4)</p><p><i>Nemotois raddei</i> Rebel, 1901: 243 (as n. nom. of <i>Adela raddeella</i>) (Amur.); Meyrick 1912a: 9; Meyrick 1912b: 7; Matsumura 1932: 125, pl. IV, fig. 17 (list of Japan).</p><p><i>Adela raddei</i>: Matsumura 1931: 1110, fig. 2325 (Japan).</p><p><i>Nemophora raddei</i>: Kuroko 1961b: 323, figs. 1–35 (life history); Hirowatari 2000: 26, fig. 11-2 (biology); Hua 2005: 2 (list of China, in Incurvariidae); Dubatolov 2007: 44 (Russia: Khabarovsk); Hirowatari 2013: 105, figs.3-07-20,21; Umetsu 2014: 5, fig. 6 (Japan, Akita Prefecture); Yu 2015: 15 (China, Beijing); Mishima 2016: 63 (Shimane Pre., Japan).</p><p><i>Nemotois raddeellus</i> Christoph, 1882: 8 (praeocc.); Snellen 1884: 155, t. 8, f. 3, 3a (as nom. mut. propter <i>raddaëllum</i>).</p><p><i>Adela raddeella</i> Christoph, 1882: 8 (TL: Amurgebietes, Raddefka).</p><p><b>Diagnosis.</b> This species is easily distinguished from other species by the forewing, scattered with numerous long variegated stripes. In addition, the vertex and labial palpus were covered with dark brown to black long hairs.</p><p><b>Specimens examined.</b> [<b>Taiwan</b>] 1♂, Wugongshan (1,000 m), Maolin Country, Gaoxiong City, 2002.III.23, B. Tanaka & T. Mano leg.; 1♂, Tengzhi (1,400 m), Taoyuan Country, Gaoxiong County, 2002.III.24, T. Mano leg.; [<b>Jilin</b>] 2♂, Zhuqueshan Park, Fengman District, Jilin City, 2021.V.10, C.H. Zhou leg. (HUNAU).</p><p><b>Distribution.</b> China (Jilin, Beijing, Taiwan); Russia, Japan.</p><p><b>Remarks.</b> The ovipositing host plants of this species have been reported to be <i>Castanea crenata</i> Sieb. (Fagaceae) and <i>Salix sieboldinana</i> Blume (Salicaceae), and their life histories have been described in detail (Kuroko 1961b; Hirowatari 2000; Yu 2015). The female adults lay eggs in the ovaries of the <i>Salix</i> and the first instar larvae feed on plant tissues. The second instar larvae produce portable cocoons utilized by catkin flowers of <i>Salix</i>, and then the larvae begin to feed on the ground and retrofit the cocoons with the dead leaves until pupation and emergence (Kuroko 1961b).</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Nemophora raddei Liao, Cheng-Qing Hirowatari, Toshiya Yagi, Sadahisa Wang, Min Wang, Xing Huang, Guo-Hua Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera Adelidae Nemophora Nemophora raddei <p>(98) <i>Nemophora raddei</i> (Rebel, 1901)</p><p>(Plates VIII-10, XX-4)</p><p><i>Nemotois raddei</i> Rebel, 1901: 243 (as n. nom. of <i>Adela raddeella</i>) (Amur.); Meyrick 1912a: 9; Meyrick 1912b: 7; Matsumura 1932: 125, pl. IV, fig. 17 (list of Japan).</p><p><i>Adela raddei</i>: Matsumura 1931: 1110, fig. 2325 (Japan).</p><p><i>Nemophora raddei</i>: Kuroko 1961b: 323, figs. 1–35 (life history); Hirowatari 2000: 26, fig. 11-2 (biology); Hua 2005: 2 (list of China, in Incurvariidae); Dubatolov 2007: 44 (Russia: Khabarovsk); Hirowatari 2013: 105, figs.3-07-20,21; Umetsu 2014: 5, fig. 6 (Japan, Akita Prefecture); Yu 2015: 15 (China, Beijing); Mishima 2016: 63 (Shimane Pre., Japan).</p><p><i>Nemotois raddeellus</i> Christoph, 1882: 8 (praeocc.); Snellen 1884: 155, t. 8, f. 3, 3a (as nom. mut. propter <i>raddaëllum</i>).</p><p><i>Adela raddeella</i> Christoph, 1882: 8 (TL: Amurgebietes, Raddefka).</p><p><b>Diagnosis.</b> This species is easily distinguished from other species by the forewing, scattered with numerous long variegated stripes. In addition, the vertex and labial palpus were covered with dark brown to black long hairs.</p><p><b>Specimens examined.</b> [<b>Taiwan</b>] 1♂, Wugongshan (1,000 m), Maolin Country, Gaoxiong City, 2002.III.23, B. Tanaka & T. Mano leg.; 1♂, Tengzhi (1,400 m), Taoyuan Country, Gaoxiong County, 2002.III.24, T. Mano leg.; [<b>Jilin</b>] 2♂, Zhuqueshan Park, Fengman District, Jilin City, 2021.V.10, C.H. Zhou leg. (HUNAU).</p><p><b>Distribution.</b> China (Jilin, Beijing, Taiwan); Russia, Japan.</p><p><b>Remarks.</b> The ovipositing host plants of this species have been reported to be <i>Castanea crenata</i> Sieb. (Fagaceae) and <i>Salix sieboldinana</i> Blume (Salicaceae), and their life histories have been described in detail (Kuroko 1961b; Hirowatari 2000; Yu 2015). The female adults lay eggs in the ovaries of the <i>Salix</i> and the first instar larvae feed on plant tissues. The second instar larvae produce portable cocoons utilized by catkin flowers of <i>Salix</i>, and then the larvae begin to feed on the ground and retrofit the cocoons with the dead leaves until pupation and emergence (Kuroko 1961b).</p> |
| title | Nemophora raddei |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera Adelidae Nemophora Nemophora raddei |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16761903 |