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Published by Zoological Survey of India, 1986
Seller: Katsumi-san Co., Cambridge, MA, U.S.A.
First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Deaccessioned from a Harvard University library; binding is sunned; tight, body of text clean. ii, 87, [3] p., with in-text illustrations and 1 leaf of plates. [b 222].
Published by Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata, 2004
ISBN 10: 818171038XISBN 13: 9788181710383
Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Systematic account. 3. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. Alphabetical Index. The phylum Gastrotricha remains one of the least known lower invertebrate groups of microscopic animals inhabiting freshwater brackish and marine habitats of the Indian subcontinent. Many areas in this region still need extensive and intensive explorations for discovery diagnosis and description of this fauna while the biological diversity is being badly threatened with extinction due to environmental degradation. Hitherto as there is no publication on the phylum in the Fauna of India series the authors made an attempt to compile and publish information known on the fauna. The fauna particularly from interstitial zone provided quite fascinating diverse and highly modified in structure to suit biological demands of this dynamic environment presenting an excellent example of ecological convergence in evolution. Work on freshwater Gastrotricha is very scanty with just a few publications. This work gives an account of 76 species of the Gastrotricha of which 48 marine species 3 of fresh and brackish water species and 25 purely fresh water species. It gives brief description figures biology binomics ecology and distribution. It is earnestly hoped that this work would be quite useful in understanding the basic diversity of the fauna and inspire further research in the field in this region including a variety of interesting ecological investigations. Thus the book deeply deserves a place on the library shelf of all academic institutions of higher learning interested in the study in our country. 169 pp.
Published by Zoological Survey of India., 1987
Seller: Eryops Books, Stephenville, TX, U.S.A.
Hardcover. Condition: Fair. ORIGINAL 1987 PUBLICATON; this is NOT ex-library; dampstain on lower portion of rear cover, inside boards and endpages; light dampstain on upper edge of several leaves and leaves are wrinkled. Book.
Published by Government of India, Calcutta, 1984
Seller: Chequamegon Books, Washburn, WI, U.S.A.
Hardcover. Part of the Fauna of India, issued by the Zoological Survey of India. Ghosh has previously written volumes on Chaitophorinae and Lachninae. 431 pages. Stamp on free front endpage, inner DJ flaps lightly glued to pastedowns.; 6 1/2 x 9 " Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket.
Publication Date: 1987
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
x, 229 p., 96 figs, cloth. Some marginal worming.
Publication Date: 1995
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
[7], 144 p., 39 figs, hardbound.
Published by 1986-1992, 1986
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6, ii, 87, vi, 100 p., 26, 42 figs, 1 plate, cloth (volume 1 with dust jacket, volume 2 without).
Publication Date: 1993
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Published by Calcutta: Zoological Survey of India, . First edition., 1998
Seller: Natural History Books, Iowa City, IA, U.S.A.
Pp. xvi, 196; 179 black-and-white text-figures (line-drawings). Publisher's original red cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine and front cover, color pictorial dust jacket, sm 4to. This volume presents the testudines of the Indian region - it provides descriptions of characters and the systematic accounts of 23 genera and 51 species of testudines. It also includes coverage of two genera and three species of Crocodilians. No ownership marks and no signs off use. A bright and clean copy in fine condition in a fine dust jacket.
Publication Date: 1971
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
xiii, 368 p., 405 figs, cloth (dust jacket).
Publication Date: 1987
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
xvii, 460 p., 221 figs, cloth (dust jacket).
Publication Date: 1980
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
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Publication Date: 1965
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
xiv, 647 p., 156 figures, 2 plates, original publisher?s cloth. Library stamps, else good copy.
Publication Date: 1995
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
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Publication Date: 2002
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
xiii, 368 p., 405 figs, cloth (dust jacket). Library stamps else a very good copy.
Publication Date: 1998
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
xv, 278 p., 146 figs, cloth (dust jacket). Library stamps else a very good copy.
Published by ZSI, Calcutta, India
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Condition: New. "This book forms Volume one of the Fauna of India, Reptilia and covers the Indian Region. It deals first with the general introduction which includes a brief history of the progress in the reptile taxonomy, brief characters, phylogeny, geographical distribution, zoogeography, historical review and classification used, etc. Also included are the descriptions of characters and the systematic accounts of 23 genera, 51 species and subspecies of Testudines and two genera and three species of Crocodilians."The work will be complete in three Volumes. The present volume is the first in the series which deals with general introduction of class reptilia, covering briefly all the possible details and descriptions of the characters and the systematic accounts of 23 genera and 43 species (51 species and subspecies) of Testudines, and 2 genera and 3 species of Crocodilians. This faunal work, apart from providing an up-to-date and complete taxonomic account of all the species and subspecies known from the Indian Region, also provides sufficient information on biology, ecology, distribution, zoogeography, habits and habitats, status, conservation and captive breeding of a numbner of species. I hope this book will serve as an important tool to specialists, research students and naturalists in India and abroad interested in the facinating study of colourful Indian Testudines and Crocodilians.".
Published by ZSI, 2003
ISBN 10: 8185874905ISBN 13: 9788185874906
Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India
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Condition: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Introduction. Systematic - list. Classification. Key to the super-generic taxa from the Indian Subcontinent. Systematic account. Superfamily Anisolaboidea: A. Family Anisolabididae: I. Subfamily Platylabiinae: Genus: 1. Platylabia Dohrn, 1867. II. Subfamily Titanolabidinae: 2. Titanolabis Burr, 1910. III. Subfamily Anisolabidinae: 3. Epilandex Hebard, 1927. 4. Aborolabis Srivastava, 1969. 5. Euborellia Burr, 1910. 6. Mongolabis Zacher, 1911. 7. Anisolabella Zacher, 1911. 8. Gonolabis Burr, 1900. 9. Apolabis Burr, 1915. 10. Anisolabis Fieber, 1853. IV. Subfamily Brachylabidinae: 11. Metisolabis Burr, 1910. 12. Ctenisolabis Verhoeff, 1902. 13. Brachylabis Dohrn, 1864. V. Subfamily Antisolabidinae: 14. Antisolabis Burr, 1911. VI. Subfamily Isolaboidinae: 15. Isolaboides Hincks, 1958. B. Family Labiduridae: VII. Subfamily Allostethinae: 16. Allostethus Verhoeff, 1904. 17. Gonolabidura Zacher, 1910. VIII. Subfamily Nalinae: 18. Nala Zacher, 1910. IX. Subfamily Labidurinae: 19. Labidura Leach, 1815. 20. Forcipula Bolivar, 1897. References. Addenda to part I & II. Index. This volume is the second part of three part series on Dermaptera under the Fauna of India series covering India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. It deals with Anisolaboidea which included two families, 9 subfamilies, 20 genera and 83 species. Some important modifications in the classification of the order are proposed. The description of the species are based upon fresh specimens collected by the author and already present in the Zoological Survey of India and other World Museums and Institutes. It is hoped this volume will be of great help to research workers and others interested in the group. 235 pp.
Seller: Backhuys Biological Books, Kerkwerve, Netherlands
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Publication Date: 1998
Seller: Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
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Published by ZSI
ISBN 10: 8185874603ISBN 13: 9788185874609
Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India
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Hardbound. Condition: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. Introduction : 1. Morphology of the adults and immature stages. 2. Biology. 3. Phylogeny. 4. Zoogeographical distribution. II. Classification : Family: Chloropidae. 1. Subfamily: Siphonellopsinae. Genus 1. Apotropina Hendel. Genus 2. Siphonellopsina Andersson. 2. Subfamily : Rhodesiellinae. Tribe 1. Rhodesiellini Andersson.Genus 3. Dactylothyrea de Meijere. Genus 4. Rhodesiella Adams. Genus 5. Neorhodesiella, gen.nov. Genus 6. Tachinoceros de Meijere. Genus 7. Euthyridium Frey. Genus 8. Amnonella Cherian. Genus 9. Pseudonomba Cherian.Genus 10. Bharathella Cherian. Genus 11. Indophthalmus, gen. nov. Tribe 2. Scoliophthalmini Nartshuk. Genus 12. Scoliophthalmus Becker. Tribe 3. Stenoscinini Nartshuk. Genus 13. Javanoscinis Andersson. Genus 14. Psilacrum Becker. III. References. IV. Index. "Chloropidae ("green eyed flies") is one of the medium-sized families of Acalypterate Diptera. Though many of them are harmless, some like the eye flies of the orient and eye-gnats of the New World are vectors of certain eye diseases. The fritflies and wheat stem-maggots destroy agricultural crops. More than 2100species under 155 genera are so far known from the world of which 150 species and 55 genera are known from India. In this part, out of the four subfamilies of Chloropidae, two, Siphonellopsinae and Rhodesiellinae have been dealt with. Half of the species described in this volume represent new taxa." (jacket)No. 24389 368 pp.
Published by Zoological Survey of India, Calcutta, 1995
Seller: Mike Park Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Cloth. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated with line drawings, large octavo, pp (ii), 136, (ii), very clean internally, red cloth very slightly used, otherwise a very good copy.
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Published by Zoological Survey of India, 2009
ISBN 10: 8181712196ISBN 13: 9788181712196
Seller: Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgement. Introduction. Systematic account. Genus: 1. Hylesinus Fabricius. 2. Ficicis Lea. 3. Dectylipalpus Chapuis. 4. Xylechinus Chapuis. 5. Hylurgus Latreille. 6. Tomicus Latreille. 7. Hyorrhynchus Blandford. 8. Sueus Marayama. 9. Diamerus Erichson. 10. Sphaerotrypes Blandford. 11. Phloeoditica Schedl. 12. Phloeocranus Schedl. 13. Phloeosinus Chuapuis. 14. Hyledius Sampson. 15. Liparthrum Wollaston. 16. Polygraphus Erichson. 17. Carphoborus Eichhoff. 18. Bothinodroctonus Schedl. 19. Scolytus Geoffroy. 20. Scolytoplatysus Schaufuss. 21. Ips De Geer. 22. Pityogenes Bedel. 23. Coccotrypes Eichhoff. 24. Crytogenius Strohmeyer. 25. Dryocoetes Eichhoff. 26. Dryocoetiops Schedl. 27. Ozopemon Hagedorn. 28. Taphrorychus Eichhoff. 29. Triotemnus Wollaston. 30. Xylocleptes Ferrari. 31. Crypturgini Erichson. 32. Aphanarthrum Wollaston. 33. Indocryphalus Egger. 34. Scolytomimus Blandford. 35. Cosmoderes Eichhoff. 36. Cryphalus Erichson. 37. Hypocryphalus Hopkins. 38. Ernocladius Wood. 39. Hypothenemus Westwood. 40. Ptilopodius Beeson. 41. Scolytogenes Eichhoff. 42. Mimiocurus Schedl. 43. Pityophthorus Eichhoff. References. Taxonomic index. Appendix 1. "This volume on Scolytid-Beetles (Scolytidae : Coleoptera), commonly known as 'Bark and Ambrosia-Beetles' deals with taxonomic accounts of species occurring in India. Inspite of their both beneficial and harmful roles to forestry and forest products, these insects are well known pests, especially in the temperate forests. The family Scolytidae contains about 5812 species (World species) in India, of which only the Tribe Xyleborini containing 97 species under 15 genera dealt in the first part. The present volume (Part-2) deals with 124 species under 43 genera and 16 tribes. Each species has been dealt with its current name, synonymy, description, keys, distribution, host-record, remarks, etc. Besides, this contains some general aspects, such as, Introduction, History, Classification, Zoogeography, Biology, Ecology, Control, etc." (jacket).
Published by ZSI, Kolkata, 2006
ISBN 10: 8181711114ISBN 13: 9788181711113
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Abbreviations. Introduction. Tribe Aphidini. Systematic list. Genus I Aphis Linnaeus 1. Aphis achyranthi Theobold. 2. Aphis affinis del Guercio. 3. Aphis clematidis simlaensis Kumar and Burkhardt. 4. Aphis craccivora Koch. 5. A. Eugeniae V.d. Goot. 6. Aphis euphorbiae Kaltenbach. 7. Aphis fabe scopoli complex. 8. Aphis farinosa Gmelin. 9. Aphis glycines Matsumura. 10. Aphis gossypii glover. 11. Aphis Kurosawai Takahashi. 12. Aphis longisetosa A.N. Basu. 13. Aphis nasturtii Kaltenbach. 14. Aphis A. Nerii B.d.F. 15. Aphis paraverbasci Chakrabarti. 16. Aphis Pollinosa Walker. 17. Aphis polygonacea Matsumura. 18. Aphis pomi de Geer. 19. Aphis punicae Passerini. 20. Aphis rajii (Kumar E Burkhardt). 21. Aphis rhamnifila David Narayanan and Rajasingh. 22. Aphis rhoicola Hille Ris Lambers. 23. Aphis rubifolii (Thomas). 24. Aphis Rumicis Linnaeus. 25. Aphis spiraecola Patch. 26. Aphis verbasci schrank. 27. Aphis (protaphis) carthami (Das). Genus 2. Brachyunguis B. Das. 28. Brachyunguis calotropicus Menon and Pawar. Genus 3. Casimira Eastop 29. Casimira blutanensis A.K. Ghosh et al. Genus 4. Cryptosiphum Buckton 30. Cryptosiphum artemisiae Buckton. Genus 5. Toxoptera Koch 31. Toxoptera aurantii (B.D.F.). 32. Toxoptera citricidus (Kirkaldy). 33. T. Odinae (van der Goot). Genus 6. Hyalopterus Koch 34. Hyalopterus pruni (Geoffroy). Genus 7. Hysteroneura Davis 35. Hysteroneura setariae (Thomas). Genus 8. Melanaphis van der Goot 36. Melanaphis arundinariae (Takahashi). 37. Melanaphis bambusae (Fullaway). 38. Melanaphis donacis (Passerini). 39. Melanaphis meghalayensis meghalayensis Raychaudhuri and Banerjee. 40. Melanaphis meghalayensis bengalensis Raychaudhuri and Banerjee. 41. Melanaphis pahanensis (Takahashi). 42. Melanaphis sacchari (Zehntrer). 43. Melanaphis strobilanthi Medda and Chakrabarti. 44. Melanaphis vandergooti Raychaudhuri and Banerjee. Genus 9. Rhopalosiphum Koch 45. Rhopalosiphum maidis (Fitch). 46. Rhopalosiphum nymphaeae (Linnaeus). 47. Rhopalosiphum Padi (Linnaeus). 48. Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis (Sasaki). Genus 10. Schizaphis Borner 49. Schizaphis graminum (Rondani). 50. Schizaphis hypersiphonata A.N. Basu. 51. S. rotundiventris (Signoret). Aphid host plant catalogue. References. Addendum. Index to genera and species. Figure plates. 244 pp.
Published by ZSI, Kolkata, 1984
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Abbreviations. Introduction. Subfamily Pemphiginae. I. Tribe Eriosomatini Genus 1. Eriosoma Leach i. Kashmiricum L.K. Ghosh. ii. Lanigerum (Hausmann). iii. (Schizoneura) lanuginosum (Hartig). iv. (Schizoneura) longipilosum Chakrabarti and Raychaudhuri. v. (Schizoneura) phaenax Mordvilko. vi. (Schizoneura) ulmi (Linn.). Genus 2. Gharesia Stroyan vii. Polunini Stroyan. Genus 3. Kaltenbachiella Schoutedon viii. Carpinicola A.K. Ghosh. ix. Japonica (Matsumura). Genus 4. Schizoneurella Hille Ris Lambers x. Indica Hille Ris Lambers. Genus 5. Tetraneura Hartig xi. (Indotetraneura) basui Hille Ris Lambers. xii. Indica L.K. Ghosh. xiii. (Indotetraneura) javensis van der Goot. xiv. Kalimpongensis Raychaudhuri. xv. (Indotetraneura) lambersi Chakrabarti and Maity. xvi. Multisetosa Raychaudhuri. xvii. (Tetraneurella) nigriabdominalis (Sasaki). xviii. (Tetraneurella) polychaeta Hille Ris Lambers. xix. Radicicola Strand yezoensis Matsumura group. xx. Sikkimensis Raychaudhuri. xxi. Ulmi (Linn.). xxii. (Indotetraneura) utpali Chakrabarti. II. Tribe Pemphigini Genus 6. Ceratopemphigella Menon and Pawar xxiii. Delhiensis Menon and Pawar. Genus 7. Ceratopemphigus Schoutedon xxiv. Zehntneri Schoutedon. Genus 8. Epipemphigus Hille Ris Lambers xxv. Imaicus (Chold.). Genus 9. Formosaphis Takahashi xxvi. Micheliae Takahashi. Genus 10. Pemphigus Hartig xxvii. Eastopi Mondal. xxviii. Immunis Buckton. xxix. Indicus Keiffer. xxx. Mordvilkoi Chold. xxxi. Nainitalensis Chold. xxxii. Napaeus Buckton. xxxiii. Siphunculatus Hille Ris Lambers. xxxiv. Spyrothecae Passerini. xxxv. Vesicarius Passerini. xxxvi. Vulgaris Raychaudhuri. Genus 11. Prociphilus Koch xxxvii. Caryae fitchii Baker and Davidson. xxxviii. Cornifoliae Singh. xxxix. Ghanii Hille Ris Lambers. xl. Micheliae Hille Ris Lambers. xli. Oriens Mordv. xlii. Osmanthae Essig and Kuwana. xliii. Taxus (Ghosh). xliv. Prociphilus Sp. A. xlv. Prociphilus Sp. B. xlvi. (Stagona) himalayensis Chakrabarti. xlvii. (Stagona) xylostei (De Geer). Genus 12. Thecabius Koch xlviii. Affinis (Kalt.). III. Tribe Fordini Genus 13. Aploneura Passerini xlix. Aploneura sp. Genus 14. Asiphonella Theobald l. Cynodonti (Das). Genus 15. Baizongia Rondani li. Pistaciae (Linn.). Genus 16. Chaetogeoica Remaudiere and Tao lii. Graminiphaga Raychaudhuri. liii. Polychaeta Raychaudhuri. Genus 17. Forda von Heyden liv. Marginata Koch. lv. Orientalis Geoge. lvi. Riccobonii (Stefani). Genus 18. Geoica Hart. lvii. Lucifuga (Zehntner). lviii. Sikkimensis Raychaudhuri. Genus 19. Kaburagia Takagi lix. Ailanthi Chowdhuri. Genus 20. Smynthurodes Westwood lx. Betae Westwood. References. Host plants of Pemphiginae. Index to genera and species. Aphidoidea forms one of the most important group of Phytophagous insects because of their polymorphism host alternating Heteteroecious behaviour reproductive habits and above all for their role as largest group of insect vectors of plant viruses. The Fauna of India and the adjacent countries in this group constitutes about 16% of the world fauna including a large number of rare endemic species. However no consolidated account of Indian Aphids was so far available and the present work was started in 1976 and has been so planned as to be published in several parts. The first part published in 1980 deals with an introductory chapter on Aphidoidea leading to subfamily Chaitophorinae. The second volume deals with Sub Family Lachninae and the present volume third in the series deals with Subfamily Pemphiginae. The entire super family is expected to be covered under at least eight separate parts. Besides taxonomic accounts the volumes will also provide information on host plant association association with ants natural enemies of Aphids distribution etc. 432 pp.
Published by ZSI, Kolkata, 1988
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Systematic contents. Abbreviations. Introduction. Subfamily i. Phloemyzinae. Genus I. Phloemyzus Horvath 1. Passerinii signoret. Subfamily ii. Anoeciinae. Genus II. Aiceona Takahashi 2. Himalica Miyazaki. 3. Longisetosa Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 4. Manipurense Singh and Raychaudhuri. 5. Pallida Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 6. Paraosugii Ghosh Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 7. Parvicornis Miyazaki. 8. Pseudosugil David Sekhon and Bindra. 9. Retipennis David Narayanan and Rajasingh. 10. Robustiseta Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 11. Titabarensis (Raychaudhuri and Ghosh). Genus III. Anoecia Koch 12. Corni (Fabricius). 13. Furcata (Theobald). 14. Himalayensis Chakrabarti and Maity. 15. Nemoralis Borner. 16. Radiciphaga Pal and Raychaudhuri. 17. Vagans (Koch). Subfamily iii. Hormaphidinae. Genus IV. Euthoracapis Takahashi 18. Heterotricha Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 19. Longisetosa Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. Genus V. Hemipodaphis David Narayanan and Rajasingh 20. Monstrata David Narayanan and Rajasingh. Genus VI. Indonipponaphis Ghosh and Raychaudhuri 21. Tuberculata Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. Genus VII. Metanipponaphis Takahashi 22. Assamensis Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 23. Echinata Ghosh. 24. Silvestrii (Takahashi). Genus VIII. Neothoracaphis Takahashi 25. Garhwalensis Chakrabarti and Raha. 26. Sutepnsis (Takahashi). Genus IX. Nipponaphis Pergande 27. Himalayensis Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 28. Machiliphaga Takahashi. 29. Manoji Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 30. Querciphaga Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. Genus X. Parathoracaphis Takahashi 31. Manipuriense (Pramanik Samanta and Raychaudhuri). Genus XI. Parathoracaphisella Pramanik Samanta and Raychaudhuri 32. Indica Pramanik Samanta and Raychaudhuri. Genus XII. Pseudothoracaphis Raychaudhuri 33. Himachali Raychaudhuri Ghosh and Das. Genus XIII. Reticulaphis Takahashi 34. Distylii Rotifera Hille Ris Lambers and Takahashi. 35. Shiiae Takahashi. Genus XIV. Sinonipponaphis Tao 36. Holbeolliae (Ghosh and Raychaudhuri). 37. Monzeni (Takahashi). Genus XV. Thoracaphis van der Goot 38. Quercifoliae new species. Genus XVI. Hamamelistes Shimer 39. Miyabei (Matsumara). Genus XVII. Aleurodophis van der Goot 40. Antennata Chakrabarty and Maity. 41. Blumeae van der Goot. Genus XVIII. Astegopteryx Karse 42. Bambusae (Buckton). 43. Insularis (van der Goot). 44. Minuta (van der Goot). 45. Neelgiriensis David. Genus XIX. Cerataphis Lichtenstein 46. Lataniae (Boisduval). 47. Orchidearum (Westwood). 48. Palmae (Ghesquiere). Genus XX. Ceratoglyphina van der Goot 49. Bambusae Bengalensis L.K. Ghosh. Genus XXI. Ceratovacnua Zehntner 50. Indica Ghosh Pal and Raychaudhuri. 51. Lanigera Zehntner. 52. Perglandulosa Basu Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 53. Silvestrii (Takahashi). 54. Spinulosa Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. Genus XXII. Chaitoregma Hill Ris Lambers and Basu 55. Tattakana (Takahashi). Genus XXIII. Doraphis Matsumara and Hori 56. Populi (Maskell). Genus XXIV. Glyphinaphis van der Goot 57. Bambusae van der Goot Genus XXV. Pseudoastegopteryx Ghosh Pal and Raychaudhuri 58. Himalayensis Ghosh Pal and Raychaudhuri. Genus XXVI. Pseudoregma Doncaster 59. Alexanderi (Takahashi). 60. Bucktoni Ghosh Pal and Raychaudhuri. 61. Orientalis (Agarwala Mondal and Raychaudhuri). 62. Panicola (Takahashi). Genus XXVII. Tuberaphis Takahashi 63. Breviseta nom. nov. 64. Indica Ghosh Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 65. Loranthi (van der Goot). References. Host plant index. Index to the genera and species. Aphidoidea forms one of the most important group of Phytophagous insects because of their polymorphism host alternating heteroecious behaviour reproductive habits and above all for their role as largest group of insect vectors of plant viruses. The fauna of India and the adjacent countries in this group constitutes about 16% of the world fauna including a large number of rare endemic species. However no consolidated account of Indian aphids was so far available and the present work was started in 1976 and has been so planned as to be published in several parts. The first part publ.
Published by ZSI, Kolkata, 1990
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Systematic contents. Abbreviations. Introduction. Subfamily Drepanosiphinae. Host plants of Drepanosiphinae. Genus I. Betacallis Matsumura 1. Prunicola R.C. Basu A.K. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 2. Querciphaga R.C. Basu M.R. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 3. Sikkimensis R.C. Basu M.R. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. Genus II. Betulaphis Glendenning 4. Hissarica Narzykulov. 5. Longicornis Quednau and Chakrabarti. Genus III. Chromaphis walker 6. Hirsutustibis Kumar and Lavigne. 7. Juglandicola (Kaltenbach). Genus IV. Chuansicallis Tao 8. Chengtuensis Tao. Genus V. Clethrobius Mordvilko 9. Dryobius Chakrabarti and Raychaudhuri. 10. Vermai n. sp. Genus VI. Cranaphis Takahashi 11. Indica Chakrabarti and Raychaudhuri. Genus VII. Drepanosiphum Koch 12. Oregonensis Granovsky. 13. Platanoides (Schrank). Genus VIII. Globulicaudaphis Hills Ris Lambers 14. Pakistanicus Hille Ris Lambers Genus IX. Hoplocallis Pintera 15. Microsetosus (Quednau and Chakrabarti). 16. Pictus (Ferrari). Genus X. Indiochaitophorus Verma 17. Furcatus Verma. Genus XI. Machilaphis Takahashi 18. Machili (Takahashi). Genus XII. Mesocallis Matsumura 19. Alnicola A.K. Ghosh. 20. Obtusirostris A.K. Ghosh. Genus XIII. Myzocallis Passerini 21. (Dryomyzus) polychaetus David. Genus XIV. Neobetulaphis A.N. Basu 22. Chaetosiphon Quednau and Chakrabarti. 23. Immacuata A.K. Ghosh. 24. Pusilla A.N. Basu. Genus XV. Neocranaphis new genus 25. Bamusicola (David Rajasingh and Narayanan). Genus XVI. Panaphis Kirkaldy 26. Juglandis (Goeze). 27. Nepalensis (Quednau). Genus XVII. Paoliella Theobald 28. Nirmalae (David). Genus XVIII. Pseudotinocallis new genus 29. Nigropunctatus (Tao). Genus XIX. Pterocallis 30. Affinis Chakrabarti. Genus XX. Saltusaphis theobald 31. Scripus Theobald. Genus XXI. Serratocallis Quednau and Chakrabarti 32. Takahashii Quednau and Chakrabarti. Genus XXII. Shivaphis Das 33. Celti Das. 34. Celticola (Nevsky). Genus XXIII. Subtakecallis Raychaudhuri and Pal 35. Brevisetosus Raychaudhuri and Pal. 36. Pilosus (David Rajasingh Narayanan). Genus XXIV. Taiwanaphis Takahashi 37. Dineni Mandal Agarwala and Raychaudhuri. 38. Kalipadi (Raychaudhuri and A.K. Ghosh). 39. Randiae Ghosh Banerjee and Raychaudhuri. Genus XXV. Takecallis matsumura 40. Arundinariae (Essig). 41. Himalayensis Chakrabarti. Genus XXVI. Taoia quednau 42. Indica (A.K. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri). Genus XXVII. Therioaphis 43. Trifolii Monell. Genus XXVIII. Tinocallis matsumura 44. Distinctus M.R. Ghosh A.K. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 45. Himalayensis A.K. Ghosh M.R. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 46. Kahawaluokulani (Kirkaldy). 47. Magnoliae A.K. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri. 48. Nevsky Ramaudiere and Quednau. Genus XXIX. Tinocalloides A.N. Basu 49. Montanus A.N. Basu. Genus XXX. Tuberculatus Modvilko 50. Indicus L.K. Ghosh. 51. Konaracola (Shinji). 52. Nervatus Chakrabarti and Raychaudhuri. 53. Paiki Hille Ris Lambers. Genus XXXI. Yamatocallis Matsumura 54. (Magalophyllaphis) obscurus (A.K. Ghosh M.R. Ghosh and Raychaudhuri). 55. Brevicauda Chakrabarti. References. Addendum. Index to genera and species. Aphidoidea forms one of the most important group of Phytophagous insects because of their polymorphism host alternating Heteroecious behaviour reproductive habits and above all for their role as largest group of insect vectors of plant viruses. The fauna of India and the adjacent countries in this group constitutes about 16% of the world fauna including a large number of rare endemic species. However no consolidated account of Indian aphids was so far available and the present work was started in 1976 and has been so planned as to be published in several parts. The first part published in 1980 deals with an introductory chapter on Aphidoidea leading to subfamily Chaitophorinae. The second part deals with sub family Lachninae the third part deals with subfamily Pemphiginae and the fourth part deals with subfamilies Phloemyzinae Anoeciinae and Hormaphidinae. This fifth part deals with subfamily Drepanosiphinae. The entire super famil.