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Nearctic Region. Not a frequent species. New to the fauna of Hungary and Romania (Transylvania). Localities - 1/1: Borosjenő (= Ineu, Transylvania). - II/l: 1 Ç : Budapest. 1 Ç : Tihany, southern shore. - II/2: 1 Ç : Magyarkút. - III/3 (Transylvania): 1 Ç : Retyezát (= Mtii Retezat). - VIT. Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) collaris (Spinola, 1808) - Frequent to common in the Palaearctic Region, in Hungary one of the most frequent braconid species. Localities: 1/1: 108 Ç Ç + 30 dd from 47 localities. -1/2: 16 ? ? + 2 dd from five localities. - II/l : 54 ? ? + 21 dd from 36 localities. - II72: 15 ? Ç + 6 dd from sixteen localities. - III/l (Slovakia): 17 Ç Ç + 3 dd from seven localities. -III/2-III/5 (Transylvania): 25 ? Ç + 7 dd from sixteen localities. - V/l : 4 ? ? from three localities. - VI/2: 4 ? Ç from two localities. - IV-XI, common on the wing from May to September. Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) equalis Lyle, 1914 - Described from England, up to now reported from Germany, Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Russia (European part, East Siberia), a rather rare to sporadic species. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - 1/1: 3 $ Ç : Mohács, 29 IV 1976 (collecting time of the moth host), ex Adoxophyes reticulana Haworth (Tortricidae; new host record) 5 VI 1976 (emerging time of the braconid) (food plant of host Prunus avium), leg. et educ. L. Szalay. - II/2: 1 Ç : Bakonybél, turistaház (= hostel). 3 Ç Ç : Tihany. - II/2: 1 Ç : Füzér, Milic. 1 d : Jósvafő, Szelce-völgy. - VT/1: 2 ? Ç : Pécs. - IV and VIVIII. Macrocentrus (Macrocentrus) flavus Snellen van Vollenhoven, 1880 (= turanicus Telenga, 1950) - Since the description of M. flavus from Poland it was an enigmatic species owing to its very short diagnosis. Van Achterberg recognized in 1982 that M, turanicus (described from the late Soviet Middle Asia) is conspecific with M. flavus, consequently, he synonymized Telenga'

s name (Van Achterberg 1982). Hitherto it was reported from France, Austria, Poland, Czecho-Slovakia (Capek 1980: 27), Caucasus Mts, Turkmenia. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - II/l : 1 ? : Nagykovácsi. - II/2: 1 Ç : Mátraháza, Tetvesrét. 5 Ç ? + 1 d : Noszvaj, Síkfőkút, swept in shrub level of a Quercetum petraeae-cerris. - VI/2: 1 d : Gencsapáti, Külső-erdő. - VI and VIII-IX. Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) gibber Eady et Clark, 1964 - Known from Sweden, Austria, Lithuania, European part of Russia, Ukraine. A rare species. New to the fauna of Hungary. Locality - II/l : 1 Ç (det. Haeselbarth 1977): Vörösberény (Balatonalmádi). - VII. Macrocentrus (Macrocentrus) hungaricus Marshall, 1893 (=macrocephalus Telenga, 1950; =mongolicus Papp, 1967; =tsunekii Watanabe, 1940) - One of the few braconid species which was described from Hungary by foreign (or non-Hungarian) specialist in the 19th century. The holotype (locality "Hadház" = Hajdúhadház "29.8.82" leg. (?) K. Chyzer, present designation) is housed in the Hungarian Natural History Museum (Budapest), Hym. Typ. No. 7493. - A variable species concerning its sculpture and measurements, the three synonyms (Van Achterberg 1982) also indicate its variability. Its westernmost occurrence is in Switzerland, known from Hungary, Ukraine, Russia (East Siberia), Mongolia and China (Mandzhuria); its present distribution shows a disjunct area. In Hungary listed from five localities.