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Localities-1/1:5?? from two localities. -1/2: 1 ? : Pápa. - II/l : 2 ? ? + 1 d from two localities. - 11/2: 4 ? ? from four localities. - IÜ71 (Slovakia): 1 ? : Kassa (= Kosice). - III/2-III/5 (Transylvania): 8 ? ? + 1 d from six localities. - V/l-V/2: 4 ? ? from four localities. - VI/2: 5 ? ? from five localities. Macrocentrus (Macrocentrus) nitidus (Wesmael, 1835) - In Europe reported from several countries, its easternmost occurrence is in the Altai Mts in Russia (Tobias 1986: 262). In the Carpathian Basin known only from Transylvania (Romania). Localities - III/3-I1I/4 (Transylvania), III/3:

1 ? : Retyezát (= Mtii Retezat). - III/4: 1 ? : Szilágycseh (= Cehul Silvanei). - VI. Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) pallipes (Nees, 1812) - In Europe frequent to common, besides Europe reported from Japan, Korea, NW China and northern Africa. In Hungary not a frequent species, it was reared from the following four lepidopterous hosts: (Tortricidae:) Hedya nubiferana Haworth, Pandemis heparana Denis et Schiffermüller, P. ribeana Hübner and Recurvaria leucatella Fabricius Localities - 1 ? : Baja. 1 ? : Djakovár (= Dakovo; Croatia). 1 d : Doboz, Sebesfoki erdő. 1 ? : Ócsa, Nagyerdő. - 1/2: 1 ? : Kapuvár. - II/

1: 4 ? ? + 15 dd : Budaörs, Frankhegy, 6 V 1976 (collecting time of the moth host), ex Hedya nubiferana Haworth 14 V 1976 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: Cydonia oblonga), leg. et educ. V. Rácz. 1 ? : Hódmezővásárhely, 3 V 1973 (collecting time of the moth host), ex Recurvaria leucatella Fabricius 4 VI 1973 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: Pyrus sativa), leg. et educ. G. Reichart. 70 ? ? + 88 dd : Nagykovácsi, Julianna-major, 27 IV-25 VI 1972-1985 (collecting time of moth host at many occasions), ex larva Hedya nubiferana Haworth 12 V-25 VI 1972-1985 (emerging time of the braconid at many occasions), leg. et educ. K. Balázs et G. Reichart. 15 ? ? : Nagykovácsi, Julianna-major, 29 IV-25 VI 1976 (collecting time of the moth host), ex larva Pandemis heparana Denis et Schiffermüller 7 VI-25 VI 1976 (rearing time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: Malus domestica), leg. et educ. K. Balázs. 1 ? : Nagykovácsi, Julianna-major, 12 V 1981 (collecting time of the moth host), ex Pandemis ribeana Hübner 1 VI 1981 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: Malus domestica), leg. et educ. K. Balázs. II/2: 2 dd : Répáshuta, Csúnya-völgy, swept in a Phyllitidi-Aceretum. - III/l (Slovakia): 1 ? : Breznó, Zálomy, 600-700 m (Alacsony Tátra = Nizke Tatry). 1 d : Trencsén (= Trencin), Brezina. - III/2 (Transylvania): 1 ? : Kiskaján (= Caianul Mic). Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) resinellae (Linnaeus, 1758) - Again a Macrocentrus species widely distributed in the Palaearctic Region though nowhere frequent. In Hungary found in four localities, reared from three lepidopterous hosts (Tortricidae): Adoxophyes reticulatus Hübner (host new), Petrova resinella Linnaeus and Rhyacionia buoliana Denis et Schiffermüller. Localities -1/1:2??: Borosjenő (= Ineu, Transylvania). 9 ? ? : Szigetcsép, 18 V 1992 (collecting time of moth host), ex Adoxophyes reticulatus Hübner 8 VI 1992 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: Malus domestica), leg. et educ. K. Balázs. - 1/2: 5 dd : Sitke, 29 V 1980 (collecting time of moth host), ex larva Petrova resinella Linnaeus 5 VI 1980 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: cone of Pin-us silvestris), leg. et educ. S. Fodor. 3 ? ? : Sitke, 7 VI 1978 (collecting time of moth host), ex larva Rhyacionia buoliana Denis et Schiffermüller 27 VI 1978 (emerging time of the braconid) (food-plant of host: cone of Pinus silvestris), leg. et educ. S. Fodor. - 1172: 1 ? : Eger. - V/2: 6 ? ? + 10 dd : Acsád, 20 III 1978 (collecting time of moth