Table 2 Comparison of the identified types of sensory organs with the results obtained for Leptoglossus zonatus62 and Riptortus pedestris60.
From: Closer view of antennal sensory organs of two Leptoglossus species (Insecta, Hemiptera, Coreidae)
Type | Equivalent in L. zonatus | Equivalent in R. pedestris |
|---|---|---|
A1 | Small smooth trichoids | – |
A2 | Fattened trichoids | – |
A3 | Large striated trichoids (Fig. 1b) Small striated trichoids Smooth trichoids (Fig. 1b) | Chaetic sensilla, Ch1 |
A4 | Campaniform sensilla (Fig. 2d) Placoid organs (Fig. 2e) | – |
A5 | – | Coeloconic sensilla, subtype Co2 |
M1 | Small striated trichoids (Fig. 1c,f) Large striated trichoids (Fig. 1f) Smooth trichoids (Fig. 1c) | Chaetic sensilla, Ch4 |
M2 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 1 (Fig. 1f) | Trichoid sensilla, T3 |
M3 | – | – |
M4 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 2 | – |
M5 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 1 (Figs. 1c, 2a) | – |
M6 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 2 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype B2 |
M7 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 3 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype B3 |
M8 | Coeloconic sensilla | Coeloconic sensilla, subtype Co1 |
M9 | Basiconic sensilla, subtype 4 | – |
Mic | Microtrichia | Trichoid sensilla, T2 |
