Camisia spinifer (C.L. Koch, 1836)

Kontschan, Jeno, Park, Sun Jae, Lim, Jae Won, Hwang, Jeong Mi & Seo, Hong Yul, 2014, Contribution to the mite (Acari) fauna of the Korean Peninsula, Journal of Species Research 3 (1), pp. 63-78 : 73-75

Camisia spinifer (C.L. Koch, 1836) ( Fig. 9c )

Material examined. As571, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Ryanggang Province: NW or Samjiyon, 31 km on Paekdu-san road, Larix volgensis forest (not mixed with Betula pendula ) with rather poor underwood, not far from the tree borderline, sifting decayed trunks of Larix volgensis , 28. VI.1988, leg. Merkl, O. & Szél, Gy. As574 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Geumgangsan, pine forest, soil, 11.VII.1988, leg. Merkl, O. & Szél, Gy. As961, Republic of Korea, Gyeonggi province, Gapyeong-gun, Hwaak Mts, Hwaak pass, 2.5 km S of the tunnel, pine forest, 430 m, N37̊58.465′ E127̊ 31.559′, 11.09.2010, leg. Forró, L., Makranczy, Gy., Murányi D.Sun Jae Park & Jung Do Yoon.

Short description. Tip of rostrum pointed. Lamellar ( le) setae very long and branches, sensilla short and club-like. Setae d 1 d 2 short, other setae very long and flagelliform, situated on narrow protuberances. Caudal margin with two long and wide protuberances.

Notes. This species is recorded from the Korean Peninsula by Paik (1980).

Figures

Fig. 9. Scanning micrographs about Camisiidae and Nothriidae from Korea. a. Heminothtus peltifer (C.L. Koch, 1839). b. Nothrus palustris C.L. Koch, 1839. c. Camisia spinifer (C.L. Koch, 1836).