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INV-1690
Tropicoseius chiriquensis
(Baker & Yunker, 1964)
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TAXON ID
Accession No.
INV-1690
Genus
Tropicoseius
Species
chiriquensis
Authority
(Baker & Yunker, 1964)
Phylum
Arthropoda
Class
Arachnida
Subclass
Acari
Order
Mesostigmata
Suborder
Monogynaspida
Superfamily
Family
Melicharidae
Subfamily
Tribe
Original Collection
Colwell Mites
Original Collection No.
Other No.
389:05:00
Endangered
No
CITES Listed
No
Source of Accepted Name
Taxon ID Notes
species transferred to Tropicoseius
SPECIMEN ATTRIBUTES
Type Specimen
No
Kind
Slide
Slide No.
Preservation
Hoyer's
Preparation Notes
Molecular Voucher
No
Life Cycle Stage
Adult(s)
Sex
Female
Specimen Lot
No
Mixed Lot
No
Mixed Lot Taxa
Quantity
Verbatim Label Text
389:4/ Ex/ Lobelia/ Vial "A"/ laxiflora/ only known visitor-/ Chlorostilbon cannivetii/ 6/25 flowers with mites/ plot k/ Monteverde, Costa Rica/ P. Feinsinger 19 Oct 1972 [left label]; [female sign] R. chiriquensis [right label]
Citation
Deposited By
Robert K. Colwell
Identified By
Robert K. Colwell
Location in Collection
Dry Room
Condition
good
Specimen Notes
found on Lobelia laxiflora and Chorestilbon cannivetii
LOCALITY
Country
Costa Rica
Primary Subdivision
(State/Province)
Puntarenas
Secondary Subdivision
(Region/County/Parish)
Municipality
(City/Town)
Puntarenas
Body of Water
Locality Details
Monte Verde
Coordinates
Elevation
Locality Notes
COLLECTION EVENT INFORMATION
Collection Date
(YYYY-MM-DD)
1972-10-19
Collected By
P. Feinsinger
Collection Method
Collection Event Notes
HOST DATA
Host Type
Plant
Phylum
Angiospermophyta
Class
Order
Asterales
Family
Campanulaceae
Genus
Lobelia
Species
laxiflora
Site in/on Host
Host Collection No.
Host Notes
RECORD DATA
Date
(YYYY-MM-DD)
Action
User Name
2022-04-01
Created
K. Menard
2022-04-01
Modified
K. Menard
Image
Caption
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