S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 59. (Budapest, 1998)
Key to the species of Bryodaemon gen. n. 1 (4) Legs with one tarsal claw (Figs 22, 32). 2 (3) Rostrum with sharp longitudinal groove from frontal pit to apex (Figs 19-20). Spermatheca: Fig. 45 rozneri sp. n. 3 (2) Rostrum without dorsal groove (Figs 26-27). Spermatheca: Fig. 43 boroveci sp.n. 4(1) Legs with two tarsal claws connate basally, one claw is at most half as long as the other (Figs 13, 17, 33, 37). 5 (8) Eyes convex and large, distance between antennái insertion and anterior margin of eye as long as eye diameter (Figs 31, 35). Aedeagus parallel-sided, with apex abruptly narrowing and ending with a slender process (Figs 21, 28, 36). 6 (7) Funicle with segment 2 not longer than wide, colour yellowish red. Front tibiae of males with outer margin straight (Fig. 38). Spermatheca: Fig. 44 kocsirenae sp. n. 7 (6) Funicle with segment 2 longer than wide. Front tibiae of males long and slender, apical 1/3 strongly bent inwards (Fig 34). Spermatheca: Fig. 40 brandisi (Apfelbeck), comb. n. 8 (5) Eyes flat and small, distance between antennái insertion and anterior margin of eye twice longer than eye diameter (Fig. 15) or nearly so. Aedeagus with apex continuously tapering (Figs 9, 12, 16). 9(10) Antennái club usually yellowish red. Rostrum shorter. Aedeagus widened before apex (Figs 9, 12). Spermatheca: Fig. 41 hanakii hanakii (I. Frivaldszky) comb. n. 10 (9) Antennái club dark brown with apex paler. Rostrum longer. Aedeagus parallelsided (Figs 9, 16). Spermatheca: Fig. 42 hanakii montanus (Petri) comb. n. Acknowledgement - Thanks are due to the curators and private collectors (named in Materials) for loan of specimens on which this study is based, especially to Jan Fremuth and Roman Borovec who have already dealt with the hanakii group simultaneously with me but kindly let me finish the work. I thank Dr. Ottó Merkl (HNHM) for his advice and invaluable help in borrowing material from museums abroad. The habitus drawings were prepared by Mr. János Pál (HNHM), the drawings of the details by Mr. Kálmán Székely (Budapest).
