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Historical, nomenclatural, technical, and biological problems associated with the 42 species of    Mesothrips    are discussed. Type specimens have been re-examined of 14 of the 25 species that were described prior to 1930 and remain known only from imperfectly slide-mounted specimens. As a result, seven new synonyms are recognised. From China, six species of    Mesothrips    have been listed, but the records of    M.   alluaudi    and    M.   manii    are rejected, and three new species are described:    M.   jianfengi    sp. nov. ,    M.   longistylus    sp. nov. , and    M.   vernicia    sp. nov.  These three species are divergent from other members of    Mesothrips    in lacking a prominent fore tarsal tooth and may indicate a possible generic relationship to the flower-living species in the Asian genus    Dolichothrips   . An illustrated key is provided to the seven    Mesothrips    species now known from China.

﻿New synonymy among gall thrips of the Asian genus Mesothrips , with revision of species from China ( Thysanoptera , Haplothripini )

New synonymy among gall thrips of the Asian genus Mesothrips , with revision of species from China ( Thysanoptera , Haplothripini )