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Brenthia yangi sp. nov. and its immature stages (Lepidoptera: Choreutidae: Brenthiinae)
Tengteng Liu1, Shuxia Wang2, Houhun Li2
1College of Life Sciences, Nankai University, Tianjin 300071, China;
Abstract:
Brenthia yangi sp. nov. and its immature stages are described. The host plants of the new species are Grewia biloba G. Don and its variety parviflora Hand. -Mazz (Malvaceae). The preference for the position of escape holes in the larvae of the new species is revealed by statistical analysis. Larvae of I-II instar have no significant preference for the position of escape holes, whereas larvae of III-V instar significantly prefer to set escape holes along main veins. The size of silken pillar determines the position of escape holes in III-V instar larvae. The corner of two veins is not always the most preferred position for III-V instar larvae.
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