Salpingothrips aimotofus
Kudo, 1972
Salpingothrips aimotofus is a of in the Thripidae, first described from Japan by Kudo in 1972. It belongs to a small of thrips with limited documented ecological information. Records indicate presence in East Asia and North America, suggesting either a wider natural distribution or potential anthropogenic spread. As with most Thripidae, likely possess fringed wings and asymmetrical mouthparts characteristic of the order.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Salpingothrips aimotofus: /sælˌpɪŋɡoʊˈθrɪps aɪˈmoʊtəfəs/
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Distribution
Documented from Japan (including Shizuoka Prefecture), Georgia (country), and reported as present in North America and Southern Asia. The disjunct distribution pattern suggests either a broader native range than currently understood or introduction to some regions.