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species Phylloxera subelliptica (Shimer, 1869)

• Ecology:
  • Terrestrial.
• Citations (10):
  • Shimer. 1869[1868]. Transactions of the American Entomological Society 2(1):389 >> Dactylosphaera subellipticum    urn:lsid:Aphid.speciesfile.org:TaxonName:414
  • Targioni Tozzetti. 1875. Bullettino della Società entomologica italiana 7(4):312 >> Phylloxera caryaecaulis
  • Hunter. 1901. Bulletin of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station 60:70 >> Note: Dactylosphaera subellicticum Shimer 1869: 387 >> Phylloxera subelliptica    urn:lsid:Aphid.speciesfile.org:TaxonName:413
  • Pergande. 1904. Proceedings of the Davenport Academy of Sciences 9:244, 250 >> Note: In key on 244, described on 250 >> Phylloxera subelliptica
  • Morgan. 1909. Journal of Experimental Zoology 7(2):295 >> Phylloxera subelliptica
  • Davis, J.J. 1910. Journal of Economic Entomology 3(5):409 >> Note: Phylloxera subelliptica Shimer >> Phylloxera subelliptica
  • Stebbins. 1910[1909]. Springfield Museum of Natural History Bulletin 2:13 >> Phylloxera caryaecaulis
  • Börner & Schilder. 1931[1932]. In Reh [Ed.]. Handbuch der Pflanzenkrankheiten Begründet von Paul Sorauer Volume 5(2):712 >> Xerophylla subelliptica    urn:lsid:Aphid.speciesfile.org:TaxonName:416
  • Börner & Heinze. 1957. Handbuch der Pflanzenkrankheiten von Prof. Dr. Paul Sorauer 5(4):363 >> Xerophylla subelliptica
  • Favret, Blackman, G.L. Miller & Victor. 2016. ZooKeys 629:92 >> Phylloxera subelliptica
• Scrutiny:
  • Carmichael, 2009, Type information as given in the original paper. There is no mention of how many specimens were looked at. Although since he described both winged and wingless stages, it can be assumed that there is more than one specimen. However, it is not clear if he retained any of the type specimens, since it is noted that the descriptions, including the microscopic view, were based on living specimens. There is no mention of a depository. The host is Caryae alba (Shell bark hickory), the collection date is June 7th -20th, by H. Shimer, from Mount Carrol, Illinois.

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