@article {2714, title = {Survey of Tephritidae and Lonchaeidae (Diptera), their host plants and parasitoids in the state of Sergipe, Brazil}, journal = {Nativa, Sinop,}, volume = {8}, year = {2020}, pages = {413-418}, abstract = {

RESUMO: Este \é o primeiro levantamento de esp\écies de Tephritidae e Lonchaeidae, suas plantas hospedeiras
e parasitoides no estado de Sergipe, Brasil. Foram amostrados frutos de diversas esp\écies em pomares, quintais
e feiras livres de 13 munic\ípios, de 22 a 26 de outubro de 2018 e de 7 a 11 de janeiro de 2019. Foram coletadas
89 amostras de frutos (4.930 frutos; 111,5 kg) de 28 esp\écies vegetais pertencentes a 17 fam\ílias. Houve
infesta\ç\ão de larvas em 29 amostras de frutos pertencentes a 11 esp\écies vegetais de 8 fam\ílias. Tamb\ém foram
usadas armadilhas tipo McPhail com o atrativo Ceratrap\®, em cinco munic\ípios. Cinco esp\écies de tefrit\ídeos
(Anastrepha spp. e Ceratitis capitata), tr\ês de lonque\ídeos (Neosilba spp.), nove de hospedeiros e uma de
parasitoides s\ão registradas pela primeira vez no estado de Sergipe.

}, doi = {DOI: https://doi.org/10.31413/nativa.v8i3.8596}, author = {Barreto, M. R. and Adaime, R. and de Sousa, M. S. M. and de SOUZA-FILHOA, M. F. and Strikis, P.C. and Teodoro, A. V. and Zucchi, R. A.} } @article {2232, title = {Lance fly (Diptera: Lonchaeidae) host plants in the State of S{\~a}o Paulo, Southeast Brasil.}, journal = {Entomotropica}, volume = {30}, year = {2015}, pages = {57-68}, abstract = {

Many species of Lonchaeidae predominate in the complex of fruit flies (Tephritoidea) infesting more species of host fruits that the species of Tephritidae. In the southern hemisphere, very little is known about the diversity of the species of Lonchaeidae and their host relationship. This paper records the species of Lonchaeidae and their respective host plants as recovered out of a total of 1,522 samples of fruit relating to 113 plant species coming from 94 municipalities of the State of S\ão Paulo, Brazil. A total of 26,906 Lonchaeidae adults were obtained, belonging to 14 species of Neosilba McAlpine, Dasiops inedulis Steyskal, Dasiops frieseni Norrbom \& McAlpine and Lonchaea sp. Specimens of Neosilba represented 99.78 \% of the adults recovered: N. bella Strikis \& Prado, N. bifida Strikis \& Prado, N. certa (Walker), N. cornuphallus Strikis, N. dimidiata Curran, N. inesperata Strikis \& Prado, N. glaberrima (Wiedemann), N. laura Strikis, N. paramerolatus Strikis, N. parva Hennig, N. pradoi Strikis \& Lerena, N. pendula (Bezzi), N. perezi (Romero \& Ruppel) and N. zadolicha McAlpine \& Steyskal. Neosilba zadolicha is predominant, abundant and generalist species

}, url = {http://www.entomotropica.org/index.php/entomotropica/article/viewFile/455/575}, author = {Raga, A. and de Souza-Filho, MF and Strikis, P.C. and Montes, S.M.N.M.} } @article {1594, title = {Infestaci{\'o}n natural de Lonchaeidae (Diptera) en variedades de melocot{\'o}n Natural infestation of peach varieties by Lonchaeidae (Diptera)}, journal = {REVISTA COLOMBIANA DE ENTOMOLOGIA }, volume = {36}, year = {2010}, pages = {223 - 228}, abstract = {

The occurrence of Lonchaeidae was studied in peach fruit varieties. A total of 633 specimens of Lonchaeidae were obtained with 394 from fruit varieties on \&$\#$39;Okinawa\&$\#$39; and 239 on Ume. Captured species included Neosilba zadolicha, N. inesperata, N. pendula, N. bella, and Neosilba spp. (females). N. zadolicha and N. inesperata were observed in 77.78\% of samples from the varieties on \&$\#$39;Okinawa\&$\#$39;. On the lime rootstock, the greatest incidence was of N. zadolicha, N. inesperata and N. pendula (55.6\%, 33.3\% and 33.3\%). The varieties Ouromel 3, Talisma, Docura 2 and Aurora 2 had the highest infestation rates by Lonchaeidae. N. certa had the lowest incidence and was only observed in the variety Docura 2 on \&$\#$39;Okinawa\&$\#$39;. Plants with more fruits showed a higher incidence of flies per fruit. Nevertheless, there was no significant correlation between fruit weight and fly number. No significant difference was observed in fruit weight and number of flies per fruit between the two rootstocks, \&$\#$39;Okinawa\&$\#$39; and lime. Peaches grown on \&$\#$39;Okinawa\&$\#$39; and Ume rootstocks in the city of Presidente Prudente, are infested by Lonchaeidae species that present a preference for the different varieties, independent of fruit weight

}, author = {Montes, S.M.N.M. and Raga, A. and Boliani, A.C. and Strikis, P.C. and Dos Santos, P.C.} }