Two new species and a new record of the fungivorous genus Terthrothrips from China (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae) Author Tong, Xiaoli text Zootaxa 2017 2017-09-25 4323 4 561 571 journal article 32001 10.11646/zootaxa.4323.4.8 efce95d8-c0d8-4b4c-8093-edc8c83ddbcd 1175-5326 995922 A64Af91A-861D-43B0-9114-615D49444C20 Terthrothrips parvus Okajima ( Figs. 29, 30 ) Terthrothrips parvus Okajima, 2006: 616 . Material examined . Female macroptera, CHINA , Guizhou : 4 females and 1 male , Jiangkou County, Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, Heiwanhe ( 27°46'N , 108°48'E ), 3.viii.2014 , Guoru Ren ; 4 females and 4 males , Libo County , Weng’ang ( 25°25'N , 107°91'E), 21.vii.2015 , Zhaohong Wang . Guangdong : 1 female and 1 male , Yingde City, Shimentai Nature Reserve ( 24°41'N , 113°31'E ), 10.iv.2002 , Zhiwei Li ; 1 female 1male , Conghua City , Shimen National Forest Park ( 23°32'N , 113°32'E ), 19.ix.2004 , Jun Wang . Yunnan : 1 female Xishuangbanna, Mengla, Tropical Botanical Garden ( 21°27'N , 101°34'E ), 22.xi.1993 , Weiqiu Zhang . Hainan : 1 female and 4 males , Ledong County , Jianfengling National Nature Reserve ( 18°44'N , 108°51'E ), 31.x.1986 , Xiaoli Tong ; 1 female , Diaoluoshan National Natrue Reserve ( 18°43'N , 109°52'E ), 5.xii.2008 , Jun Wang. Distribution. China ( Yunnan , Guizhou , Guangdong , Hainan , Taiwan ) ; Japan . Remarks. Although described from Japan (Okajima 2006), this species has been found widely in China ( Wang & Tong 2011 ; Dang & Qiao 2014). According to the original description, this species has 2 sense cones on antennal segment III (Okajima 2006). However, Dang & Qiao (2014) indicated that this species has 3 sense cones on antennal segment III based on examination of two paratypes and Taiwan specimens. In this study, we also found that there are 3 sense cones on antennal segment III in the specimens collected from mainland China . However, on these specimens some characters are slightly different from the original description of T. parvus . For example, the eyes are slightly longer (approximately one-third of head length in original description), pronotal am variable in length but not longer than ocellar setae, which is similar to the diagram by Dang & Qiao (cf. Dang & Qiao 2014: fig 50) but almost invisible in original description.