Table 1 in Tryphactothripini of India (Thysanoptera, Thripidae, Panchaetothripinae), with identification keys and a new record of Opimothrips

Table 1. Astrothrips distributions and host-associations of adults. Data from: Akram (2000); Kudô (1979, 1995); Mirab-balou et al. 2011; Reyes (1994); Saeed and Yousuf (1994); Tillekaratne et al. (2011). SpeciesNo. of antennal segmentsDistributionHost associationsLarvae foundA. asiaticus8IndiaColocasia; Lantana; Ricinus; Wedelia; “weeds”NoA. aucubae7China; Japan; PhilippinesAucuba; ThalictrumNoA. aureolus5Malaysia; AustraliaHymenocallisNoA. bhattii5NigeriaCitrus; Colocasia; Cucurbita; “palm”On Citrus grandisA. chisinliaoensis6Malaysia; China; TaiwanCanthium; Carallia; Morus; RhusNoA. globiceps6India; Myanmar; Malaya; Thailand; Philippines; New Britain; New Guinea; JapanAngiopteris; Calopogonium; Centrosema; Colocasia; Crinum; Dysoxylum; Hyptis; Lantana; Microdesmis; Pleocnemia; Plumeria; Portulaca; “bamboo”NoA. lantana7India; NepalLantana; Quercus; "evergreen tree"NoA. parvilimbus6IndiaAntirrhinum; Boerhavia; Crinum; Erythrina; Ipomoea; Musa; Ricinus; Sida; “fern”NoA. roboris5Nigeria; Ghana; SudanColocasia; Cucurbita; Musa; Nicotiana; Phaseolus; Piper; Thunbergia; "climbing legume" “palm”On Colocasia esculentaA. stannardi7India; PakistanCelosia; Ipomoea; Lantana; Mirabilis; VerbascumNoA. strasseni8Myanmar; China“bamboo”NoA. tumiceps7India, Pakistan; Sri Lanka; Malaysia; Myanmar; Indonesia; Philippines; Thailand; Japan; AustraliaArtocarpus; Canna; Centrosema; Dysoxylum; Dolichos; Eleusine; Erythrina; Glycine; Gossypium; Lantana; Mallotus; Phaseolus; Ricinus; “fern”No