2025年, 第50卷, 第1期　
刊出日期：2025-01-24

  

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  The first checklist of the Collembola of China in the 21th century

  Maolin Ye, Chengwang Huang, Daoyuan Yu, Xin Sun, Nerivania Nunes Godeiro, Jigang Jiang, Zhaohui Li, Yunxia Luan, Donghui Wu, Feng Zhang

  Zoological Systematics. 2025, 50(1): 1-94. https://doi.org/10.11865/zs.2025101

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  Based on available records, a comprehensive overview of the biodiversity and geographical distribution of Collembola in China is presented. A total of 735 species, 155 genera and 20 families were recorded in the checklist, including current name information, synonyms, geographical records, and bibliographic references. Taxonomic notes were added where necessary and Chinese translations were provided for genera and families. The following new combinations are proposed: Rambutsinella grinnellia (Wang, Chen & Christiansen, 2004) comb. nov. for Pseudosinella grinnellia Wang, Chen & Christiansen 2004; Rambutsinella hui (Wang, Chen & Christiansen, 2003) comb. nov. for Pseudosinella hui Wang, Chen & Christiansen 2003; and Rambutsinella tridentifera (Rusek, 1971) comb. nov. for Pseudosinella tridentifera Rusek 1971. In addition, certain species have been merged with their synonyms. This checklist includes articles published up to August 2023.
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  Adenia globosa Engler, 1891 as a potential host of Baraeus orientalis Aurivillius, 1907

  Clive Siu-Ki Lau, Siqin Ge, Meiying Lin

  Zoological Systematics. 2025, 50(1): 95-98. https://doi.org/10.11865/zs.2025102

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  Baraeus orientalis Aurivillius, 1907, an African longhorn beetle belonging to the Cerambycidae family and the Lamiinae subfamily, has previously been reported in various countries on the African continent. This study identifies Adenia globosa Engler, 1891, a succulent plant with medicinal and aesthetic value, as a new host plant record for B. orientalis. The discovery occurred during a phytosanitary inspection at Hong Kong International Airport, where an adult longhorn beetle was intercepted on a stem of A. globosa. This finding emphasizes the potential risk of introducing invasive species and underscores the importance of implementing stringent quarantine measures. It also enhances our understanding of the host of B. orientalis, which was previously undocumented.