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(
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,
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,
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)
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Judging from the presence of males in samples from southern
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(
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) and southern
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(
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), this species presumably originated in the southwestern part of the Amazon basin. However, it is now found worldwide, and breeds on the leaves of many plant species in a wide range of families. Living mainly on older leaves, particularly of plants that are growing sub-optimally (
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), it avoids plants with trichomes on the leaves (
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). The body colour varies with the degree of maturity, newly emerged females commonly have a yellow abdomen contrasting with the dark brown head and thorax, but the body of mature adults is dark brown, contrasting with the yellow legs. Males are smaller than females, with legs all pale and pore plates on sternites IIIVII similar in shape and size to males of
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. The
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of the subspecies
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, collected at “Paramaribo,
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”, was studied at the Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt, and has the metascutal triangle prolonged onto the metascutellum. This
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is accepted as the reference specimen for the name of this widespread pest thrips. Full nomenclatural details of the many synonyms of
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are available in ThripsWiki (2015).
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