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Apanteles enephes Nixon, 1965 - Propodeum with a transitional sculpture between the glomeratus- (propodeum rugose to scrobiculate) and the true popularis-group (propodeum smooth to polished): medially rugo-rugulose, laterally rugulose to uneven or almost smooth. Fifth joint of fore tarsus with a spinule on its outer side. First tergite somewhat broadening posteriorly. Cheek bright yellow to rusty. - Distribution: England, Sweden, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary. Supposedly more widely distributed in Europe. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - I/l: 1 g : Gyula, Szanazug; VII. Apanteles immunis (Haliday, 1834) - Cheek usually black, though frequently with a more or less distinct to almost effacing yellow(ish) spot. Propodeum polished. Second tergite transverse, (2.2-)2.3-2. 5 times wider behind than long medially; its surface rather posteriorly and somewhat longitudinally rugose-rugulose, less usually uneven-rugulose with rugose elements, subshiny to dull. Penultimate six joints of antenna (12th to 17th joints) 2.5 to 1.5 times longer than broad. - Distribution: western Palaearctic Region as far eastwards as West Siberia, Kazakhstan and Armenia in the USSR. In Hungary the most frequent species of the popularis-group. Localities - I/l: 1 g : Budapest, Megyer. 1 6 : Bugac. 1 g + 1 tf : Csévharaszt, nyfres (= Betuletum). 1 g : Fegyvernek. 1 6 : Gyula, Póstelekl erdő. 1 ç> + 1 6 : Gyula, Szanazug. 1 ff : Kerecsend, ex Recurvaria nanella Hbn. 12 V 1976, food-plant Prunus persica collected with host and parasite 26 IV 1976, leg. et educ. J. JAKAB. 1 g : Kerekegyháza, Kondor-tó. 1 g : Tákos, Bockereki erdő. 1 g : Tompa, park. 3 g : Zamárdi. - II/l: 1 g : Balatoncslcsó, erdészház környéke (= environment of forester's lodge). - 1 9 : Budakeszi, Hársbokorhegy. 1 6 : Csákvár, Lóállástető, swept in a Cotino-Quercetum forest. 1 g : Keszthely. 1 6 : Németbánya, Jáger-völgy, Malalse-trap ll-14 n . 3 g : Tihany. 1 6 : Tihany, Csúcshegy. - II/2: 1 S : Mátraszentimre, Galyatető. 1 g : Miskolc, Létrástető (Bükk Mts.). 1 g : Nagyvisnyó, Leányvölgy. - III/l: 1 6 : Murány, Maretklná (Slovakia). - III/4: 1 6 : Szilágycsehi (= Cehul Silvanei, Transylvania). - VT/l: 1 0. : Nagyharsány. 1 6 : Pécs, Misina. - VI/3: 1 6 : Zagreb, ex Phytometra gamma L. Apanteles mandanis Nixon, 1965 - Propodeum polished. Fifth joint of fore tarsus without spinule on its outer side. First tergite faintly parallel-sided. - Distribution: described and hitherto known from Germany. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - I/l: 1 g : Szigetszentmiklós. - II/l: 1 6 : Nagykovácsi. - VI/1: 2 6 : Pécs, Misina. - IV-VI. Apanteles parallelus Lyle, 1917 (= lylei Shenefelt, 1972 nec parallelis Ashmead, 1900) - Propodeum rugose-rugulose. Mesonotum with strong and sharp punctation. First tergite distinctly parallel-sided. Fifth joint of fore tarsus without spinule. Ocelli relatively large, distance between fore and a hind ocelli slightly less than half diameter of hind ocellus. Tegula yellow. Tergites 2-3 laterally rather reddish yellow. - Distribution: sporadically in England, Germany and Hungary. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - i/l: 1 tf : Szigetszentmiklós. - VI/2: 1 g : Somogyaszaló, Deseda. - VIII-LX. Apanteles triangulator (Wesmael, 1837) - Propodeum polished. Fifth joint of fore tarsus laterally with a rather hardly distinct spinule. Second tergite characteristically triangular, almost twice wider behind than long medially. First tergite parallel-sided and rounded behind. Two spurs of hind tibia equal in length, as long as half basitarsus. rl and cuqul meeting each other less angularly unusual in the popularis-group. Mesonotum dull to subshiny, with crowded punctation.Pterostigma evenly opaque brown. - Distribution: England, France, Belgium, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, European part of the USSR. Supposedly a European species. In Hungary very rare. Localities - I/l: 4 g + 11 cf : Szikszó. - rV: 1 g : Herkulesfürdő (= Baile Herculane, Transylvania). The SUEVUS-group Apanteles sue vus Reinhard. 1880 (= brevisternis Tobias, 1964; = dlon Nixon, 1965; = mlnutus Szépligeti, 1896; = sesostris Nixon, 1976; = suspicax Tobias. 1964) - g. First tergite strongly broadening from base to hind end; second tergite conspicuously transverse, usually clearly four times wider behind than long medially; third tergite twice to almost twice as long as second tergite. Tergites 1-2 rugose, propodeum scrobiculate. Pterostigma issuing radial vein distinctly distally from its middle, metacarp shorter than pterostigma; rl directed somewhat outwards to distal end
