Photo #43290: Pterostoma gigantina

28.09.2015 20:31, Alexandr Zhakov

Yes. Information about the region by transferring to gigantinum Sinev

28.09.2015 20:22, Peter Khramov

Information about the region on the same shift to Sinev gigantinum?

28.09.2015 18:31, Alexandr Zhakov

Yes, the transfer of the right, pick up the pictures. Both types of leave in the catalog. :)

28.09.2015 17:51, Peter Khramov

Summary: correct transfer photos and illustrations from Pterostoma sinicum we remove?

28.09.2015 17:39, Alexandr Zhakov

Yuri, Vasily reports that he wrote Pavel Morozov. There was confusion with the names, and called the name of one kind of another, in 2008, figured in the future everything is going right.

28.09.2015 17:14, Yuri Semejkin

Alexander! It's not about DV. Basil says about the whole country. In our country the kind of P. sinicum not. The presence of this type many sources. He also writes about her Dubatolov

28.09.2015 16:40, Alexandr Zhakov

The issue is complex, but the network is all there. Recent work on the Corydalis for DV is Pterostoma gigantina, all that is driven in the literature for Yuri Pterostoma sinicum, refers to Pterostoma gigantina. Where is the error occurred. View Pterostoma gigantina described Holdings. from Primorye and they are stored in Berlin. View Pterostoma sinicum described from China. All cited in the Russian literature, for Pterostoma sinicum refers to Pterostoma gigantina.

28.09.2015 7:02, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Overriding type: Pavel Morozov (molbiol.ru)

28.09.2015 6:55, Vasiliy Feoktistov Corrected data.

Pterostoma sinicum → Pterostoma gigantina.

28.09.2015 5:41, Evgeny Komarov

We spoke with Irina and these neponyatki found. Wael! Bring your it all to gigantinum. I'm your photo also determined on the basis of blue. Then Paul on Molbiole redefined. And I simply forgot to correct here!

28.09.2015 5:23, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Yuri, let's fewer exclamation marks.
I "for bought-in and then sell."
I will try, of course is to find out when I have time to do it (now I'm not up to it).
"Key to insects DV" year of publication?
And the list Sinev 2008 and updates are foreseen.A Entomology goes on :)
Paul, a recognized expert on Corydalis and if he wrote - that means that there is a reason.

28.09.2015 2:20, Yuri Semejkin

Basil ! Pliz clarify why P. Morozov decided that Pterostoma sinicum Russia does not? In the Russian Far East to the insects Volume 5, ch. 3. p. 565 clearly states that there is. More specifically, it is the Khabarovsk Territory, the Amur region. and Primorye. Is this kind, and our neighbors-Japan, Korea Peninsula, S. Center. and B. China. With Primorye bordering Northeast China.Because feed is the Salix spp and Maackia amurensis, full -which in Primorye. Ie all the conditions for the existence of this species in the country is. And in the blue it is, here they write.

27.09.2015 21:43, Irina Nikulina

Thank you Paul! With regard to this species were highly questionable. Let me explain why put the form P. sinicum. Initially, based on http://www.jpmoth.org/Notodontidae/Pterostoma_gigantinum.html gallery and P. Morozov topic Notodontidae on molbiole uniquely defined as Pterostoma gigantimum . But before you put usually Sinev look into what kinds of 40 registration and check everything.So, according to the Russian Federation Sinev inhabit 3 types Pterostoma - palpina, grisea and sinicum, 40 reg - 2 last. This is what baffled, but not completely) The last argument in favor of sinicum was the fact that last year's photo Eugene Komarov https://insecta.pro/gallery/39620, which was determined to molbiole Paul as P. gigantimum (http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=184446&view=findpost&p=1500576), we should at P. sinicum.I decided that there were again some taxonomic changes and we must trust Sinev.

27.09.2015 21:31, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Sep 25, Pavel Morozov, view the entire gallery seaside hohlatok set Irina. With regard to this kind of mail he sent me a note that in our country there is no kind of P. sinicum and it Pterostoma gigantinum. All other definitions he confirmed.