貯蔵食品に見出されたホコリダニについて

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A species of tarsonemid mites has been found to be widely breeding in stored food products (dried red pepper, dried fish, mushrooms, etc.) and in various drug samples (lactose, albumini tannas, gentiana pulverata, etc.). Its male and female were described and figured, Taxonomic accounts for the previously described four species of the genus Tarsonemus from Japan were given in detail. The present authors came to the conclusion that because of the incomplete and inadequate descriptions by the original authors, it was difficult to identify the present species to any of the four Japanese ones. By reviewing foreign papers dealing with the group of mites, we attained to a decision that the present species shared many of the important morphological characters in common with Tarsonemus floricolis CANESTRINI et FANZAGO, 1876 as was redescribed by EWING (1939), and should tentatively be identified so.
日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
1957-03-30