Theodoros I. Stathakis

Dr. Theodoros I. Stathakis

Benaki Phytopathological Institute, Athens, Attikí, Greece
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15Years (2012-Present)

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4 July 2014
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TSTheodoros I. Stathakis
Theodoros I. Stathakis
CKCengiz Kazak
Cengiz Kazak
KKKami̇l Karut
Kami̇l Karut
GPGeorgios Th. Papadoulis
Georgios Th. Papadoulis
Four species of phytoseiid mites namely Neoseiulus knappi Zannou, Moraes, Ueckermann & Oliveira, Typhlodromus (Typhlodromus) octogenipilus Kreiter, Tixier & Duso, Typhlodromus (T.) phialatus Athias-Henriot, and Typhloseiella isotricha (Athias-Henriot) are recorded for the first time from Turkey. Two new species Neoseiulus sekeroglui Döker & Stathakis n. sp. and Typhlodromus (Typhlodromus) antakyaensis Stathakis & Döker n. sp. are described and illustrated. A key to the all known phytoseiid species for the Turkish fauna is also provided.
13 November 2016 in Zootaxa
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Theodoros I. Stathakis
EKEleftheria V. Kapaxidi
Eleftheria V. Kapaxidi
GPGeorgios Th. Papadoulis
Georgios Th. Papadoulis
The present study summarizes the previous limited knowledge on the genus Eustigmaeus from Greece. Based on material collected from many localities, nine species are recorded from Greece for the first time and four species, Eustigmaeus irregularis sp. nov., E. fantinoui sp. nov., E. microvacuolatus sp. nov., and E. capitatus sp. nov. are described as new to science. Additionally, males of five known species of Eustigmaeus are described for the first time. A list of the world species of the genus Eustigmaeus and a key to species of this genus recorded in Greece are provided.
17 April 2023 in Insects
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TSTheodoros I. Stathakis
Theodoros I. Stathakis
LELeonidas Economou
Leonidas Economou
Myrto BardaMyrto Barda
Myrto Barda
TATHEODOROS ANGELIOUDAKIS
THEODOROS ANGELIOUDAKIS
VKVaya Kati
Vaya Kati
Filitsa KaramaounaFilitsa Karamaouna
Filitsa Karamaouna
In the present study, the potential of hedgerows from Mediterranean aromatic plant species, i.e., oregano, rosemary, sage, and savory, in orange field margins to function as reservoirs of natural enemies of citrus pests was tested in comparison to the common management practice of bare soil or weed vegetation. Assessments were based on the abundance and diversity of parasitoid wasps, spiders, and insect predators in the field margins and on the orange trees for two growing seasons. Savory plants harbored more parasitoids compared to weed vegetation and the other aromatic plants (savory > organic rosemary > sage > oregano). Weed vegetation hosted more arachnid predators than the aromatic plants in their first year in the orchard, but this was reversed with their full growth in the following year (most abundant on rosemary). Oregano and sage favor insect predators. The similarity of the natural enemy communities on the field margins and on the orange trees increased with time, indicating the insects’ movement from the field margins to the trees. The results support the use of the tested aromatic plant species in conservation practices for targeted groups of beneficial arthropods in orange orchards, also considering the exploitation of suitable wild flowering plants of the weed flora.
7 November 2019 in Systematic and Applied Acarology
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Theodoros I. Stathakis
EKEleftheria V. Kapaxidi
Eleftheria V. Kapaxidi
GPGeorgios Th. Papadoulis
Georgios Th. Papadoulis
The genus Stigmaeus Koch (Acari: Stigmaeidae) is reported for the first time in Greece. Based on material collected from many localities, fifteen species are recorded from Greece for the first time and five species, Stigmaeus canestrinii sp. nov., S. kochi sp. nov., S. claviformis sp. nov., S. pseudoangustus sp. nov. and S. graminis sp. nov. are described as new to science. Additionally, males of two known species of Stigmaeus are described for the first time. A key to species of this genus recorded in Greece is provided.
20 March 2014 in Zootaxa
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Theodoros I. Stathakis
EKEleftheria V. Kapaxidi
Eleftheria V. Kapaxidi
Georgios PapadoulisGeorgios Papadoulis
Georgios Papadoulis
The genus Agistemus Summers (Acari: Stigmaeidae) is reported for the first time in Greece. Agistemus duzgunesae Koç, Çobanoğlu & Madanlar, a new record for the Greek fauna, is re–described and illustrated based on specimens collected from various plants. Furthermore, Agistemus macrosetosus Stathakis & Kapaxidi n. sp. is described and illustrated based on specimens collected on Rubus sp. A list of all species of the genus Agistemus is provided.
5 October 2022 in Systematic and Applied Acarology
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Theodoros I. Stathakis
DVDimitrios P. Vrettos
Dimitrios P. Vrettos
EPEleni N. Panou
Eleni N. Panou
This study reports the presence of six species of the subfamily Bryobiinae (Acari: Tetranychidae) collected from natural habitats of Kea Island, Greece. Bryobia (Lyobia) aetnensis Vacante, Bryobia (Lyobia) cooremani Eyndhoven & Vacante, Bryobia (Allobia) nikitensis Livshits & Mitrofanov and Bryobia (Bryobia) macrotibialis Mathys are new records for Greek fauna, while Mezranobia variata sp. nov. and Aplonobia carthaeae sp. nov. are described and illustrated as a new species. Additionally, thanks to the newly collected material and a taxonomical historical review, a new diagnosis of the genus Mezranobia Athias-Henriot, 1961 is provided.