TABLE 1.
Distribution of Wolbachia by Japanese terrestrial heteropteran species
| Family and speciesc | Origina | Type of Wolbachia infectionb |
|---|---|---|
| Miridae | ||
| Harpocera orientalis | MT | |
| Plagiognathus collaris | TK | |
| Adelphocoris suturalis | TK | |
| Apolygus lucorum | TK | B |
| Apolygus pulchellus | TK | |
| Arbolygus sp. | TK | |
| Charagochilus angusticollis | TK | ABB |
| Lygus rugulipennis | SP | (0/6) |
| Stenodema calcarata | TK | |
| Trigonotylus caelestialium | TK | (0/5) |
| Nabidae | ||
| Nabis stenoferus | TK | BB |
| Nabis kinbergii | HJ | B |
| Reduviidae | ||
| Ectrychotes andreae | HJ | |
| Peirates turpis | TK | |
| Cydnocoris russatus | KI | |
| Agriosphodrus dohrni | HJ | |
| Velinus nodipes | TK | |
| Sphedanolestes impressicollis | KZ | |
| Tingidae | ||
| Cantacader japanicus | TK | |
| Galeatus spinifrons | KM | B |
| Stephanitis pyrioides | MT | B (3/5) |
| Aradidae | ||
| Neuroctenus castaneus | TK | (0/5) |
| Berytidae | ||
| Yemma exilis | TK | A (1/2) |
| Malcidae | ||
| Chauliops fallax | MT | |
| Lygaeidae | ||
| Tropidothorax belogolowi | HJ | |
| Aethalotus nigriventris | IG | |
| Caenocoris dimidiatus | IG | |
| Spilostethus hospes | IG | BB (1/4) |
| Graptostethus servus | IG | |
| Oncopeltus nigriceps | IG | |
| Thunbergia sanguinaria | IG | |
| Nysius plebeius | KM | BB |
| Pylorgus colon | TK | AB |
| Geocoris proteus | TK | B |
| Piocoris varius | KM | BB |
| Pachygrontha antennata | TK | A (2/2) |
| Lethaeus assamensis | MT | B |
| Pachybrachius luridus | TK | |
| Paromius exiguus | TK | B (8/10) |
| Togo hemipterus | TK | AB |
| Paraeucosmetus pallicornis | NH | BB |
| Horridipamera inconspicua | TK | B |
| Horridipamera nietneri | NH | B |
| Panaorus japonicus | TK | (0/2) |
| Panaorus albomaculatus | TK | |
| Metochus abbreviatus | KZ | |
| Scutelleridae | ||
| Cantao ocellatus | IG | |
| Philia miyakonus | IG | |
| Calliphara nobilis | IG | |
| Calliphara exellens | IG | |
| Eucorysses grandis | SM | (0/2) |
| Poecilocoris lewisi | TK | |
| Solenosthedium chinense | IG | |
| Pentatomidae | ||
| Gonopsis affinis | KM | |
| Dybowskyia reticulata | TK | |
| Scotinophara horvathi | TK | |
| Scotinophara lurida | TK | AA |
| Graphosoma rubrolineatum | TK | |
| Erthesina fullo | HJ | (0/2) |
| Aelia fieberi | TK | (0/4) |
| Halyomorpha halys | MT | (0/4) |
| Palomena angulosa | KI | |
| Dolycoris baccarum | JE | (0/9) |
| Carpocoris purpureipennis | TK | |
| Eysarcoris lewisi | SP | (0/5) |
| Eysarcoris aeneus | TK | |
| Eysarcoris ventralis | TK | |
| Eysarcoris annamita | KM | B (3/3) |
| Carbula humerigera | KI | |
| Eurydema rugosa | TK | |
| Eurydema dominulus | HJ | B |
| Agonoscelis femoralis | IG | B |
| Plautia crossota | MT | (0/6) |
| Nezara antennata | TK | |
| Homalogonia obtusa | KM | |
| Menida violacea | KI | |
| Piezodorus hybneri | MT | |
| Bathycoelia indica | IG | |
| Pentatoma japonica | KI | |
| Rhynchocoris humeralis | IG | |
| Eocanthecona furcellata | IG | |
| Andrallus spinidens | NH | |
| Zicrona caerulea | TB | |
| Largidae | ||
| Physopelta cincticollis | IG | |
| Physopelta gutta | TK | |
| Pyrrhocoridae | ||
| Antilochus coqueberti | IG | |
| Pyrrhocoris sibiricus | KZ | |
| Pyrrhocoris sinuaticollis | TK | B |
| Dysdercus cingulatus | IG | (0/2) |
| Dysdercus poecilus | IG | (0/3) |
| Dysdercus decussatus | IG | (0/2) |
| Coreidae | ||
| Molipteryx fuliginosa | HN | |
| Acanthocoris sordidus | TK | B |
| Leptoglossus australis | IG | |
| Dasynus coccocinctus | IG | A |
| Notobitus meleagris | KS | B (2/2) |
| Hygia opaca | TK | B (6/6) |
| Hygia lativentris | TK | B |
| Homoeocerus dilatatus | MT | |
| Homoeocerus unipunctatus | KM | B (1/4) |
| Homoeocerus marginiventris | NH | |
| Anacanthocoris striicornis | TK | |
| Paradasynus spinosus | IG | |
| Plinachtus bicoloripes | TK | |
| Plinachtus basalis | IG | |
| Cletus trigonus | TK | B |
| Cletus punctiger | TK | B (3/6) |
| Cletus rusticus | HN | B |
| Alydidae | ||
| Leptocorisa chinensis | TK | |
| Riptortus clavatus | AN | B (4/9) |
| Riptortus linearis | NH | |
| Rhopalidae | ||
| Leptocoris rufomarginata | IG | |
| Rhopalus maculatus | TB | B |
| Stictopleurus punctatonervosus | TK | B (3/3) |
| Urostylidae | ||
| Urostylis sp. | TK | |
| Plataspidae | ||
| Coptosoma parvipictum | KS | A |
| Coptosoma sphaerula | IG | (0/3) |
| Megacopta punctatissima | TK | AB |
| Megacopta cribraria | NH | AA |
| Brachyplatys subaeneus | NH | B |
| Cydnidae | ||
| Adomerus triguttulus | TK | A |
| Chilocoris piceus | TK | A |
| Chilocoris piceus | TK | A |
| Macroscytus japonensis | TK | |
| Acanthosomatidae | ||
| Elasmostethus humeralis | SP | |
| Elasmostethus brevis | SP | A |
| Elasmucha dorsalis | TM | |
| Elasmucha putoni | SP | B (2/2) |
| Elasmucha amurensis | MK | B (2/2) |
| Elasmucha signoreti | OT | A |
| Sastragala esakii | SW | B |
| Sastragala scutellata | TS | |
| Acathosoma denticaudum | OB | |
| Acathosoma labiduroides | KI | (0/2) |
| Acathosoma haemorrhoidale angulatum | SP |
The samples were collected from AN, Ano Mie; HJ, Honjo Saga; IG, Ishigaki Okinawa; HN, Hitachinaka Ibaraki; JE, Joetsu Niigata; KI, Kitaibaraki Ibaraki; KM, Kasama Ibaraki; KS, Kagoshima Kagoshima; KZ, Kanzaki Saga; MK, Mashike Hokkaido; MT, Mito Ibaraki; NH, Naha Okinawa; OB, Obihiro Hokkaido; OT, Otaru Hokkaido; SM, Shimizu Kouchi; SP, Sapporo Hokkaido; SW, Suwa Nagano; TB, Tomobe Ibaraki; TK, Tsukuba Ibaraki; TM, Tomakomai Hokkaido.
Type of Wolbachia infection: A or B single infections, AA, AB or BB double infections or ABB triple infection. If multiple individuals were tested for a species, the number infected out of the number tested is indicated in parentheses.
The following numbers of species for each family group were infected: Miridae, 2 out of 10 (20%); Nabidae, 2 out of 2 (100%); Reduviidae, 0 out of 6 (0%); Tingidae, 2 out of 3 (67%); Aradidae, 0 out of 1 (0%); Berytidae, 1 out of 1 (100%); Malcidae, 0 out of 1 (0%); Lygaeidae, 12 out of 22 (55%); Scutelleridae, 0 out of 7 (0%); Pentatomidae, 4 out of 30 (13%); Largidae, 0 out of 2 (0%); Pyrrhocoridae, 1 out of 6 (17%); Coreidae, 9 out of 17 (53%); Alydidae, 1 out of 3 (33%); Rhopalidae, 2 out of 3 (67%); Urostylidae, 0 out of 1 (0%); Plataspidae, 4 out of 5 (80%); Cydnidae, 2 out of 3 (67%); Acanthosomatidae, 5 out of 11 (45%).