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authors. As a consequence of the new system five species are listed in the Hungarian fauna which belongs to one genus. HOMOLOBUS Foerster, 1862 The genus comprises 5 species in Hungary dividing in five subgenera corresponding to the Homolobus subgeneric system constructed by Van Achterberg (1979); in the Palaearctic Region 18 and in Europe 6 species are distributed. The sixth European species, H. flagitator Curtis, is expected to turn up in Hungary. One species is new to the fauna of Hungary. Homolobus (Phylacter) annulicornis (Nees, 1834) - Frequent to common in the Palaearctic Region as well as in Hungary. A true "ophionoid species" (cf. Huddleston & Gauld 1988). It has eight lepidopterous hosts, however, in Hungary none has been ascertained. Localities - 1/1: 6 Ç Ç + 14 dd from seven localities. - 1/2: 1 Ç : Magyaróvár. II/l : 7 Ç ? + 6 dd from nine localities. - 1172: 6 Ç ? + 2 dd from seven localities. - III71 (Slovakia): 5 ? ? + 1 d from two localities. - III/2-III/5 and IV (Transylvania): 9 ? ? + 5 dd from ten localities. - V/l-V/2: 2 ? ? from two localities. - VI/l-VI/2: 2 Ç Ç + 2 dd from four localities. - IV-X, most frequent in July. Homolobus (Oulophus) bohemani (Bengtsson, 1918) - Its known distributional pattern is disjunct: Sweden, Finland, Hungary - Kuril Islands (Russia), Nepal, India. New to the fauna of Hungary. Locality — II/1: 1 Ç : Nagyvisnyó, Fekete-sár-bérc. - VII. Homolobus (Homolobus) discolor (Wesmael, 1835) - Widely distributed and rather frequent in the northern half of Europe (except the European part of the late USSR), however, in Hungary rare, known only from two localities, the further three localities fall in Slovakia and Transylvania (Romania). Győrfi (1941: 143) reported it from Sopron (V/2). Localities - 1/1: I Ç : Nagyvárad (= Oradea, Transylvania). - 1 Ç : Siófok. - III/

1 (Slovakia): 11 Ç : Borosznó (= Brusno). - III/6 (Transylvania): 1 d : Brassó (= Brasov), 600-1000 m swept in deciduous forest. - VI/2: Gencsapáti, Külső-erdő. Homolobus (Chartolobus) infumator (Lyle, 1914) - In Hungary a frequent species; its new host: Peribatodes rhomboidaria Denis et Schiffermüller (Geometridae), Eger 25 IV 1980 (collecting time of the moth host) (host's food-plant Vitis vinifera), 17 V 1980 (emerging time of the braconid), leg. et educ. J. Jakab. Localities - 1/1: 8 Ç Ç + 7 dd from ten localities. - II/l : 4 Ç ? + 6 dd from nine localities. - 1172: 5 ? ? + 1 d from five localities. - III/l (Slovakia): 2 Ç Ç from two localities. - III/2-III/5 (Transylvania): 3 Ç Ç + 3 dd from six localities. - V/l: 3 dd from two localities. - VI/

1-VI/2: 1 Ç + 2 from three localities. Homolobus (Apatia) truncator (Say, 1828) - Localities: 31 Ç Ç + 23 dd from 28 localities. - 1/2: 3 Ç Ç + 2 dd from three localities. - II/l : 16 Ç Ç + 25 dd from nineteen localities. - II/2: 11 Ç Ç + 4 dd from ten localities. - III/l (Slovakia): 1 Ç + 1 dfrom two localities. - ni/4-ffl/5 (Transylvania): 2 Ç ? + 8 dd from seven localities. - VI/-VI/2: 5 ? ? + 4 dd from six localities. - VI/3-VI/4 (Croatia): 2 Ç Ç + 6 dd from two localities. - IV-IX, most frequent on the wing in September.