S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 34/2. (Budapest, 1981)

FOLIA ENTOMOLOGICA HUNGARICA ROVARTANI KÖZLEMÉNYEK XLII (XXXIV) 2 1981 p. 127-141 Contributions to the Braconid fauna of Hungary, III. Opiinae and Microgasterinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) By J. PAPP (Received July 1, 1981) Abstract . - A checklist of the Hungarian Opiinae and Microgasterinae (sine Apanteles Förster) species is given. The following Microgasterinae genera are represented in Hun­gary: Hygroplitls Thomson, Hypomicrogaster Ashmead, Microgaster Latreille, Micropli- tis Förster and Protomicroplitis Ashmead. Every species of faunistical significance is characterized from the viewpoint of taxonomy and zoogeography (localities, distribution). 24 species are new to the fauna of Hungary. New synonyms were established: Microgaster rugosicoxa Papp. 1959 = Protomicroplitis meges Nixon, 1965, syn.n.; Microgaster subti- lipunctata (Papp. 1959) stat.n. = Microgaster obsepiens Nixon, 1968, syn.n.; Hypomicro­ gaster dorsalis (Spinola, 1808) = H. suffolciensis (Morley, 1902), syn.n.; Protomicropli­tis alvearia (Fabricius, 1798) = Apanteles areolatus Szépligeti, 1896, syn.n.; Protomicro­ plitis claritibia (Papp, 1959) = P. orontes Nixon, 1965, syn.n. New host records: Micrp- plitis decens Tobias ex Callopistria juventina Stoll, Microplitis heterocera (Ruthe) ex Porphyrinia pannonica Frr., Protomicroplitis claritibia (Papp) ex Plutella maculipennis Curtis . OPnNAE The Opiinae species of Hungary The checklist is a strict completion of my book on the Opiinae species of Hungary within the series of Fauna Hungáriáé (PAPP 1981a). In this checklist, and in the further ones to be published, those species are enumerated which were effectively collected in Hungary and the specimen(s) representing and verifying their occurrence in our country are deposited in the Zoological Depart­ment of the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest. Up the 1981 the total number of the Opiinae species occurring in Hungary and collected at least In one specimen is 184 belonging to 10 genera. Among the genera Opius Wesm. represents the most prominent one, it comprises the five-sixths of all the species, namely, at present, 154 Oplus species. ADEMON Haliday, 1833 decrescens (Nees, 1812) mutuator (Nees, 1812) urinator (de Stefan! Perez, 1902) OPIUS Wesmael, 1835 abscissus Thomson, 1895 aemulus Haliday, 1837 aethiops Haliday, 1837 alsenus Papp, 1981 altimontanus Fischer, 1969 ambiguus Wesmael, 1835 var. nodifer (Fischer, 1959) arundinis Fischer, 1964 attributus Fischer, 1962 aurellae Fischer, 1957 austriacus Fischer, 1958 basalis Fischer, 1958 basirufus Fischer, 1958 var. differens Fischer, 1958 bicolor Szépligeti, 1898

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