Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina

A total of 382 bumblebee specimens were examined: Bombus atratus (n=310), Bombus morio (n=42), Bombus bellicosus (n=16), Bombus opifex (n=8), and Bombus tucumanus (n=6). Prevalence, abundance, and intensity of mite infestation for each Bombus species and for each caste were recorded. The different m...

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spelling paper:paper_00448435_v42_n3_p280_Maggi2023-06-08T15:05:06Z Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina Argentina Associated mites Bumblebees abundance bee caste cohort analysis mite native species parasite infestation parasite intensity Argentina Acari Bombus atratus Bombus bellicosus Bombus morio Dujardin Kuzinia Kuzinia laevis Opifex Parasitellus fucorum Pneumolaelaps Scutacarus acarorum Tyrophagus Tyrophagus putrescentiae A total of 382 bumblebee specimens were examined: Bombus atratus (n=310), Bombus morio (n=42), Bombus bellicosus (n=16), Bombus opifex (n=8), and Bombus tucumanus (n=6). Prevalence, abundance, and intensity of mite infestation for each Bombus species and for each caste were recorded. The different mite species infesting bumblebee specimens were: Kuzinia laevis (Dujardin), Kuzinia americana (Delfinado and Baker), Scutacarus acarorum (Goeze), Pneumolaelaps longanalis (Hunter and Husband), Pneumolaelaps longipilus (Hunter), Tyrophagus putrescentiae (Schrank), and Parasitellus fucorum (De Geer). Numbers of mites varied enormously and ranged from one individual to over 200 per bumblebee. Kuzinia mites were represented by the phoretic forms (hypopi). Only nymphs of P. fucorum were recorded. Only female mites were recorded for the other mite species. Tyrophagus putrescientiae, P. longipilus, S. acarorum, and P. fucorum were less abundant, while K. laevis, K. americana, and P. longanalis were the most abundant. These records of T. putrescientiae, P. fucorum, K. laevis, K. americana, P. longipilus, and S. acarorum are the first for Argentine bumblebees. © INRA, DIB-AGIB and Springer Science+Business Media B.V., 2011. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00448435_v42_n3_p280_Maggi http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00448435_v42_n3_p280_Maggi
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
institution_str I-28
repository_str R-134
collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Argentina
Associated mites
Bumblebees
abundance
bee
caste
cohort analysis
mite
native species
parasite infestation
parasite intensity
Argentina
Acari
Bombus atratus
Bombus bellicosus
Bombus morio
Dujardin
Kuzinia
Kuzinia laevis
Opifex
Parasitellus fucorum
Pneumolaelaps
Scutacarus acarorum
Tyrophagus
Tyrophagus putrescentiae
spellingShingle Argentina
Associated mites
Bumblebees
abundance
bee
caste
cohort analysis
mite
native species
parasite infestation
parasite intensity
Argentina
Acari
Bombus atratus
Bombus bellicosus
Bombus morio
Dujardin
Kuzinia
Kuzinia laevis
Opifex
Parasitellus fucorum
Pneumolaelaps
Scutacarus acarorum
Tyrophagus
Tyrophagus putrescentiae
Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
topic_facet Argentina
Associated mites
Bumblebees
abundance
bee
caste
cohort analysis
mite
native species
parasite infestation
parasite intensity
Argentina
Acari
Bombus atratus
Bombus bellicosus
Bombus morio
Dujardin
Kuzinia
Kuzinia laevis
Opifex
Parasitellus fucorum
Pneumolaelaps
Scutacarus acarorum
Tyrophagus
Tyrophagus putrescentiae
description A total of 382 bumblebee specimens were examined: Bombus atratus (n=310), Bombus morio (n=42), Bombus bellicosus (n=16), Bombus opifex (n=8), and Bombus tucumanus (n=6). Prevalence, abundance, and intensity of mite infestation for each Bombus species and for each caste were recorded. The different mite species infesting bumblebee specimens were: Kuzinia laevis (Dujardin), Kuzinia americana (Delfinado and Baker), Scutacarus acarorum (Goeze), Pneumolaelaps longanalis (Hunter and Husband), Pneumolaelaps longipilus (Hunter), Tyrophagus putrescentiae (Schrank), and Parasitellus fucorum (De Geer). Numbers of mites varied enormously and ranged from one individual to over 200 per bumblebee. Kuzinia mites were represented by the phoretic forms (hypopi). Only nymphs of P. fucorum were recorded. Only female mites were recorded for the other mite species. Tyrophagus putrescientiae, P. longipilus, S. acarorum, and P. fucorum were less abundant, while K. laevis, K. americana, and P. longanalis were the most abundant. These records of T. putrescientiae, P. fucorum, K. laevis, K. americana, P. longipilus, and S. acarorum are the first for Argentine bumblebees. © INRA, DIB-AGIB and Springer Science+Business Media B.V., 2011.
title Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
title_short Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
title_full Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
title_fullStr Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (Bombus) from Argentina
title_sort study of the acarofauna of native bumblebee species (bombus) from argentina
publishDate 2011
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00448435_v42_n3_p280_Maggi
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00448435_v42_n3_p280_Maggi
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