FIGURES 106–116. Various. 106 in Whiteflies of Belize (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae). Part 1 — introduction and account of the subfamily Aleurodicinae Quaintance & Baker

FIGURES 106–116. Various. 106, Paraleyrodes cervus sp. nov., adult male aedeagus, lateral aspect. 107, P. triungulae sp. nov., adult male aedeagus, imperfect lateral aspect. 108, P. bondari Peracchi, adult male aedeagus, (a) lateral aspect and (b) oblique aspect. 109, P. citricolus Costa Lima, adult male aedeagus, (a) lateral aspect and (b) dorsal aspect. 110, P. min e i Iaccarino, adult male aedeagus, (a) lateral aspect and (b) dorsal aspect. 111, P. m ine i Iaccarino, puparium, large compound pore (a) in natural aspect, drawn to smaller scale and (b) flattened, with chitinous splines radially arranged, drawn to larger scale. 112, P. citricolus Costa Lima, puparium, large compound pore, flattened, with chitinous splines radially arranged. 113, P. bondari Peracchi, puparium, large compound pore, flattened, with chitinous splines missing [111b–113 all to same scale]. 114, Ceraleurodicus varus (Bondar), entire puparium, dorsal, to show rays and compound pores; single dots represent the chaetotaxy. 115, Aleuronudus manni (Baker), adult female, abdomen, lateral aspect, showing robust secreted wax "brushes". 116, Nealeurodicus bakeri (Bondar), puparium, dorsal, vicinity of vasiform orifice, showing bright pores lateral to the orifice, bi­ and tri­composite pores, pair of tiny compound pores on abdominal segment VIII, and remainder of pores of the loculate type