Arūnas Diškus - VPU biblioteka - Vilniaus pedagoginis universitetas
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION<br />
3. STRATEGIC REGIONAL REVISIONS<br />
3.1. REVISED FAUNA OF THE NEPTICULIDAE OF LITHUANIA<br />
Intensive field work in Lithuania from 1996 to 2003 confirmed the occurrence<br />
of 73 Nepticulidae species; 12 of these species are new to the Lithuanian fauna:<br />
Stigmella nivenburgensis, S. crataegella, S. ulmivora, S. benanderella, S. continuella, S.<br />
poterii, S. ulmariae, S. hemargyrella, Bohemannia pulverosella, Ectoedemia turbidella,<br />
E. klimeschi, E. subbimaculella (Table 1). A further species new to the Lithuanian<br />
fauna – Tischeria dodonea – was among the Tischeriidae.<br />
A few species, reported in the past by other authors, have been excluded by us<br />
from the revised list of Lithuanian nepticulids. Two species (Stigmella mespilicola<br />
and Ectoedemia spinosella) appear to have been recorded originally from incorrectly<br />
identified mines. We have been unable to confirm the occurance of three species<br />
(Stigmella sakhalinella, S. sanguisorbae and Ectoedemia angulifasciella) either by<br />
field-work or from data on material in existing collections.<br />
The author’s research has demonstrated 15 plant families and 32 plant genera<br />
as host-plants for Nepticulidae in Lithuania. Most of the species in the Lithuanian<br />
fauna are trophically associated with plants from Rosaceae, Salicaceae, Fagaceae<br />
and Betulaceae; the first – Rosaceae – strongly predominates and is the hostplant<br />
family for 24 nepticulid species (fig. 7).<br />
Two seasonal peaks for nepticulid larval activity (mining) were recognized:<br />
from mid-June to mid-July (when 36 nepticulid species may be found mining),<br />
and from mid-September to mid-October (when larvae of 49 species may be<br />
found) (fig. 8).<br />
Table 1. Revised list of Lithuanian Nepticulidae together with the data about nepticulid<br />
larval activity in Lithuania<br />
Genera and species<br />
Period of mining<br />
(1 – first half of a month, 2 – second half of a month)<br />
V V VI VII VIII IX X XI<br />
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1<br />
Enteucha l l l l l l l<br />
1. acetosae l l l l l l l<br />
Stigmella l l l l l l l l l l l l<br />
2. lapponica l l<br />
3. confusella l l l l<br />
4. freyella l l l m<br />
5. tiliae l l l l l<br />
6. microtheriella l l l l l l<br />
7. betulicola l l l l l l l<br />
8. alnetella l l m l l<br />
9. luteella l l l l l l<br />
10. glutinosae l l m l l<br />
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