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themostcommonlyreportedwhitefliesinKorea.
Thisbookisdesignedtobebothafieldguideandalaboratorymanualforthewhitefly
familyAleyrodidaeinterceptedonplantsimportedintoKoreaandrecordedinKorea.A
checklist (Table 1) and figures of 27 species of whiteflies in 18 genera intercepted on
imported plants from 1997 to 2014 are presented. Also included are 30 species in 13
generaknownintheKoreanwhiteflyfauna(Table2).
Generallifehistory
Both females and malesofwhiteflies usuallyhavefive instars including adults.Eggs
withashortorlongstalkarealmostalwaysattachedtotheundersideofleaves(Fig.1A).
Manyspecieslaytheireggsinoneormoresemicircularorcircularconcentricrows,but
others scattertheir eggs overthe leaf.The first stageis usuallypalein color, somewhat
translucent, with well-developed legs and antennae. After emerging, they crawl around
forashorttimebeforeselectingasiteforpermanentattachment.Allsubsequentstagesare
spent in the same spot. The pupal case (puparium) of many species exhibit varying
amounts of wax secretion from papillae or simple/compound pores. Adults leave the
pupal case through an inverted T-slit in the dorsum (Fig. 1B). Immediately after
emergence, the adults of many species begin to feed, even before wings are unfolded.
Both males and females are winged, having 4 membranous wings without cross veins.
Figure 1. A: Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Westwood) eggs, B: Dialeurodes citri (Ashmead) puparium
andadult.
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