O. Merkl szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 67. (Budapest, 2006)

laterally, hardly traceable under the dense setae; lateral axillar area black, dull rugose; axillula with very dense white setae, subaxillular bar black, smooth, shiny; metapleural sulcus reach mesopleuron nearly at the half of its height (Fig. 9). Dorsellum black, uniformly coriaceous, with some longitudinal rugae, metanotal trough black, smooth, shiny, with dense white setae; ventral impressed area of dorsellum black, smooth and shiny; median (central) propodeal area black, smooth, shiny, without wrinkles and rugae, with dense white setae only along uniformly thin lateral propodeal carinae; lateral propodeal area with very dense white setae (Fig. 10). Forewing longer than body, hyaline, with short dense cilia on margin, radial cell 4.0^4.4 times as long as broad; Rl angled, Rs long, nearly reach margin of wing, areolet large, triangular, closed and distinct (Fig. 7). Foretibia with uniformly located dense long setae, foretarsomeres 1 to 5 ratio as follows - 1.0:0.34:0.23:0.2:0.7, foretibia+tarsus on Fig. 11 ; tarsal claw with strong basal lobe (Fig. 12). Metasoma nearly as long as head+mesosoma; all tergites with dense lateral band of white setae, however on tergites 2 and 3 they are absent dorsally, subsequent tergites with white setae dorFigs 15-18. Andricus stonei sp. n.: 15-17 = gall clusters at the base of young shoots, general view (photos by M. TAVAKOLI), 18 = dissected galls