Az Alpokalja természeti képe közlemények 5. (Praenorica - Folia historico-naturalia. Szombathely, 2002)
VÍG, К.: Leaf beetle collection of Attila Podlussâny (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Does not occur. General distribution: Greece, Macedonia. Lachnaia sexpunctata (Scopoli, 1763) BULGARIA — Burgas district: Kiten, 2.VI.1972, PA; Tarnovo [=Veliko Tarnovo], 24.V. 1966, PA; Pirin Mts., Jánye Sandanski Pop [=Mountain Hostel „Yane Sandanski" (above Sandanski)], 28.VI. 1969, 29.VI.1969, PA; Krémen, 8.VI.1966, PA [2]; Lopovo, 13.VII.1976, PA. GREECE — Northern Greece: Fthiots, Domokos, 6.V.1981, PA; Peloponnisos: Mt. Parnon, Ag. Petros, 14.V.1981, PA. HUNGARY — Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county: Dédes, 3.VI.1965, PA; Pest county: Békásmegyer, 16. VI. 1965, PA [2]; Budaörs, 5.V.1968, PA; Leányfalu, 4.VI.1967 [2], 12.VI.1967, PA; 15.VI.1969, RI; Vas county: Őrség, Máriaújfalu, 4. VI. 1979, PA; Szalafő, 30.VI.1980, PA; Veszprém county: Balaton-felvidék, Balatonfüred: Koloska-völgy, 6. VI. 1976, PA; Balatonudvari, 19. VI. 1976, PA; Csopak: Nosztori-völgy, 7.VI.1981, PA; Tihany, 7.V.1983, PA. r Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Very common on Quercus, Salix and Prunus species at spring, distributed on the hilly and mountainous areas of the Carpathian Basin. General distribution: Mid and Southeastern Europe, Asia Minor. Tituboea macropus (Illiger, 1800) BULGARIA — Burgas district: Micurin [=Carevo, =Tsarevo]: Lozenec [=Lozenets], 20-24.VI. 1983, PA [7]. HUNGARY — Pest county: Budaörs, 4.VII.1969 [2]; 5. VII. 1969 [3]; 24. VIL 1970, PA [3]; 28.VI.1970, RI [2]; Budaörs: Ló-hegy, 4. VII. 1969, PA, (sn) [2]. Distribution in the Carpathian Basin: Distributed on dry southern slopes of the lower hilly and mountainous districts of the Carpathian Basin. Additionally, it can be found on sand dunes of the Great Plain. Its food plants are Anthyllis vulneraria L. and Dorycnium germanicum (Gremli) Rikli. Other sources mention Quercus species. General distribution: South Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Russia, Caucasus, Asia Minor, Central Asia, Siberia. Clytra appendicina Lacordaire, 1848 BULGARIA — Sofia district: Vitosa [=Mt. Vitosa], 9.VI.1966, PA [2]. 26
