Species of the genus Trionymus from Russia and neghbouring countries (Homoptera, Coccinea: Pseudococcidae)

E.M. Danzig

Abstract. A key and annotated list of 26 species of Trionymus are presented. 10 little known species are redescribed and 9 of them illustrated, for most of these species illustrations of general view are given for the first time. Lectotypes are designated for 16 nominal species. The following new synonymies are established: T. perrisii (Sign.) = graminellus (Borchs.), T. phalaridis (Green) = luszensis Komosińska, T. hamberdi (Borchs.) = gracilipes (Borchs.), subradicum Danzing, T. multivorus (Kir.) = elymus (Borchs.), T. levis Borchs. = aberrans Danzig, T. subterraneus (Newst.) = parvus (Borchs.).

Zoosystematica Rossica, 1997, 6(1/2): 95–114 ▪ Published in print 25 December 1997

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