Kaszab Zoltán (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 77. (Budapest 1985)

Papp, J.: Braconidae (Hymenoptera) from Greece, 2

Aleiodes (A.) hellenicus sp. n. 9 çf : see p. 224. Aleiodes (A.) nigricornis WESMAEL, 1838—1 & : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, Anacriti, 1000 m, 21-23 V 1979, leg. Gozmány. 2 c? : same locality, 11 VI 1980, leg. Christensen. 1 <f : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, MV-lamp, 12-13 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. Aleiodes (A.) pallidator (THUNBERG. 1822)—1 çf : Crete, Antr. Iovis, Mt. Ida, 1906, leg. Bíró. 36 9 +73 çf : Lakonia, 5 km S of Monemvasia, 8 V-30 X 1979 (57 çf & were captured in September and October), leg. Gozmány et Christensen. 1 9 + 8 c? : Lakonia, waterfall between Nomia and Lyra, 17 V-20 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány. 1 Ç+2 (?: Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, MV-lamp, 1 9 : 12-13 VI 1979 and 2 d : H VI 1980, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. Aleiodes (A.) signatus (NEES, 1812) (= alternator NEES, 1834; = annulipes HERRICH-SCHÄFFER, 1838; = balteatus CURTIS, 1834; = casinielloi DOCAVO, 1968; = esseni HELLÉN, 1927'; geniculator NEES, 1834)—1 $ +2 çf : Lakonia, 5 km S of Monemvasia, 16 VI­14 VII 1979, leg. Christensen.— Length of hind spur usually one-third to one-fourth as long as hind basitarsus (a feature of the sub­genus Aleiodes), however, there are specimens with long spur, i.e. almost as long as half hind basi­tarsus, a feature relegating the species to the subgenus Neorhogas. This ambiguity provokes a degree of taxonomic uncertainty of this species. —A Palaearctic species. New to the fauna of Greece. Aleiodes (A.) tristis WESMAEL, 1838 (= nunbergi NOSKIEWICZ, 1956)—3 çf : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, 2 çf : 11-13 VI 1979 and 1 çf : 23 VIII 1979, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. Aleiodes (A.) vittiger WESMAEL, 1838—1 9 (in Lund): Pieria, Mt. Olympos, Prioni, 12 VI 1982, leg. Danielsson. Heterogamus testaceus TELENGA, 1941—7 9 • Lakonia, Monemvasia, 5 <f '• 10-22 V and 2 9 : 21-22 IX 1979, leg. Christensen. 4 9 : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000 m, 11 VI 1980, leg. Christensen. 2 9 : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, MV-lamp, 12-13 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. 2 9+4 fji : Lakonia, waterfall between Nomia and Lyra, 1-20 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány.— Described from the USSR (European part, Turkmenia), most recently found in the three peninsulas of Europe (Spain, Italy, Greece) and in Hungary. New to the fauna of Greece. —There are few specimens with somewhat longer r2, namely r2 just longer than rl. BLACINAE Three species of the subfamily Blacinae have so far been reported from Greece: Blacus exilis (NEES), B. ruficomis (NEES) and B. stelfoxi HAESELBARTH; all from the locality "Is. Samothrake" (HAESELBARTH 1973). Blacus (Blacus) filicornis HAESELBARTH, 1973—1 9 : Attiki, Sounion, 23 IV 1978, leg. J. Papp.— The single Greek 9 agrees with the 9 paratype from Hungary, excepting its colour: body dark­brown in the Hungarian and light-brown in the Greek specimen. —Distributed over Europe and the USSR, reported from many countries as far eastwards as Kazakhstan. Nearest to Greece, listed from Hungary and Rumania (Transylvania). New to the fauna of Greece. Blacus (Ganychorus) ruficornis (NEES, 1812)—1 9 +1 <f: Lakonia, 5 km S of Monemvasia, 2 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány. 1 <f : Lakonia, 5 km S of Monemvasia, MV-lamp, 7 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. 2 çf : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 12-13 VI 1979, MV-lamp, leg. Gozmány et Christen­sen. Blacus (Blacus) stelfoxi HAESELBARTH, 1973—1 çf : Attiki, Sounion, 23 IV 1978, leg. J. Papp.— Antenna with 20 joints. Blacus (Ganychorus) tripudians HALTDAY, 1835—10 9 +21 $ : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, Anav­rati, 1000 m, 21-23 V 1979, leg. Gozmány. 1 çf: Lakonia Monemvasia, MV-lamp, 24 V 1979, leg. Gozmány. 3 çf : same locality, 2 VI 1979, leg. Christensen. 61 <f '• Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000 m, 11 VI 1980, leg. Christensen. 4 9 +62 <f: Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, MV-lamp, 12-13 VI 1979, leg. Gozmány et Christensen. Pygostolus falcatus (NEES, 1834)—1 9 : Lakonia, 5 km S of Monemvasia, 10 V 1979, leg. Goz­mány. 1 9 : Lakonia, Mts. Taygetos, 1000-1200 m, 12-13 VI 1979, MV-lamp, leg. Gozmány et Christensen.

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