Az Alpokalja természeti képe közlemények 5. (Praenorica - Folia historico-naturalia. Szombathely, 2002)

Praenoricâ! Folia historico-naturaliaj V (2002) Lilioceris lilii (Scopoli, 1763) HUNGARY — Nógrád county: Szécsény, 18.VI.1956, PA; Pest county: Budapest: Békásmegyer, 11.IV.1982, 28.IV.1982, 20.V.1982, 9.X.1982, 11.IV.1983, PA; Kistarcsa, 26.V.1968, PA. Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Widely distributed and common. Its food plants are Liliwn candidum L., L. martagon L. and Fritillaria, Polygonatum and Convallaria species. General distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Kazakhstan, Siberia, Altai. Lilioceris merdigera (Linnaeus, 1758) CROATIA — Plitvice, 20.VI.1969, PA. HUNGARY — Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county: Bodrogkeresztúr, 24.X.1960, PA [4]; Heves county: Kerecsend, 23.

IV.1983, PA; Nógrád county: Szécsény, 18.VI.1956, PA [4]; Pest county: Gödöllő, 2.IV.1961, 11.V.1969, PA [2]; Máriabesnyő, 16.IV.1967, PA; Pest county: Pilis, Dobogókő, 5.VI.1960, PA [2]; 1621.

VI. 1965, RI; Pap-rét, 22.

V. 1960, PA [2]; Vas county: Kőszegi-hg., Kőszeg: Stájerházak, 28.

VI. 1980, PA; Veszprém county: Bakony, Bánd: Miklóspál-hegy, 11.V.1986, PA [2]; Hárskút: Esztergáli-völgy, 13.V.1983, PA [2]; Zala county: Keszthelyi-hg., Pörkölt-hegyek, 28.

V. 1978, OA. Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Widely distributed from the plains up to the mountainous areas feeding on Convallaria majális L. and other Lilium, Allium and Polygonatum species. General distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Siberia, East Africa. Lilioceris schneiden (Weise, 1900) HUNGARY — Pest county: Pilis, Pap-rét, 22.V. 1960, PA. Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Unknown. General distribution: Italy, Mid Europe. Remarks: In their revision BERTI and RAPILLY mentioned the occurrence of L. schneiden (Weise) from Hungary without any precise locality ["Hongrie - 1 ex. (Coll. Reiche); 1 ex. (Coll. Pic)"] (BERTI and RAPILLY 1976). On the other hand I had no possibility to investigate those voucher specimens. The recent study of the genitalia of small part of the Hungarian L. merdigera (Linnaeus) material provided me the first evidence for the occurrence of L, schneiden (Weise) in Hungary. L. merdigera (Linnaeus) and L. schneiden (Weise) are extremely similar in general appearance (see LEONARDI and SASSI 1997) and thus the only reliable character is the structure of male and female genitalia (Fig. 2). For this reason, the whole Hungarian L merdigera (Linnaeus) material needs further revision. New to the fauna of Hungary. 21