Contribution to our knowledge of the whitefly genus Aleuroclava Singh (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in China, including Taiwan and Hong Kong, with descriptions of two new species Author Wang, Ji-Rui Author Du, Yu-Zhou text Zootaxa 2016 4138 2 332 348 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.4138.2.6 2f8f4d43-64ef-422e-8f6f-97a9cfbfb6dc 1175-5326 263038 5569CE06-D1FE-4D4C-BFBF-6D98525F2B47 Aleuroclava manii ( David, 1978 ) , new record for China ( Figs. 9–10 ) Aleurotuberculatus manii : David, 1978 . Oriental Ins., 12(1): 133. Aleuroclava manii ; Jesudasan and David, 1990 . FIPPAT Ent. Ser., 2: 3.— Jesudasan and David, 1991 . Oriental Ins., 25: 262. Host plants. Homonoia riparia , Fagaceae ( David, 1978 ) . Distribution. China , India ( David, 1978 ). Material examined. China , Guangxi, Daming Mt., 3 puparium on 3 slides, on unidentified Fagaceae , 13.viii.2011 , J. R. Wang ( YZU ). Remarks. David (1978) described and named this species after Dr. M.S. Mani who collected specimens on Homonoia riparia . A series of protruding conspicuous papillae along the submargin is an important diagnostic character. Median tubercles on each abdominal segment I–VI. This species is close to A. subindica Martin & Mound but differs in the absence of minute tubercles along the pro-mesothoracic, meso-metathoracic and first abdominal segment sutures and the detail of thoracic tracheal pore regions. It also resembles A. cardamom David and Subramaniam but differs in details of vasiform orifice, tuberculation on abdominal segment, size of dorsal setae, granules on dorsum and the thoracic tracheal pore end being not notched. It also resembles Minutaleyrodes indicus Meganathan & David in presence of a series of protruding conspicuous papillae along the submargin but differs in details of thoracic tracheal pore.