Savaria - A Vas Megyei Múzeumok értesítője 20/2. (1990) (Szombathely, 1991)

Víg Károly: Adatok Bulgária levélbogár faunájához (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)

Psylliodes sophiaeHElKERTINGER, 1914-Micsurin, 1987. 06. 03. (1 ex.)-It is.the southernmost known distribution of the species. One specimen was singled on Descurainia sophia. CASSIDINAE Cassida denticollis SUFFRIAN, 1844 - Beszapari, 1987. 05. 28. (1 ex.); Rodope, Hizsa Rodopszki Partizani (600 m), 1987. 06. 14. (1 ex.) - It was collected from Achillea species. Cassida flaveola THUNBERG, 1794 - Micsurin, 1987. 06. 04. (1 ex.) - One specimen was caught in a wet place. Cassida inquinata BRÜLLE, 1832 - Micsurin, 1987. 06. 03. (6 exs.) - Common, feeding on Matricaria species. Cassida margaritacea SCHALLER, 1783 - Micsurin, 1987. 06. 03. (1 ex.) - One specimen was singled from Caryophyllaceae. Cassida nebulosa LINNAEUS, 1758 - Aszenovgrad, Cseperalszka-valley, 1987. 05. 20. (2 exs.); Rodope, Hizsa Rodopszkie Partizani (600 m), 1987. 06. 14. (1 ex.); Micsurin, 1987. 06. 04. (1 ex.) - Very common all over the country up to 1800-2000 m, feeds on various Chenopodium and Atriplex species. Cassida pannonica SUFFRIAN, 1844- Aszenovgrad, Csepelarszka-valley, 1987. 05. 20. (1 ex.) - This specimen was swept on a dry rocky hillside, from Centaurea. Cassida prasina ILLIGER, 1798 - Micsurin, 1987. 06. 10. (1 ex.) - Not so common. It feeds on Artemisia and Achillea species. One specimen was swept in a dry grassland. Cassida rubiginosa MUELLER, 1776 - Pürvenec, 1987. 05. 25. (2 exs.) - Very common up to 2100 m, on various plants. Cassida subferruginea SCHRANK, 1776 - Beszapari, 1987. 05. 28. (1 ex.); Micsurin, 1987. 06. 10. (1 ex.) - Common all over the country, feeds on Convulvulus species. Cassida viridis LINNAEUS, 1758 - Plovdiv, Marica-bank, 1987. 05. 16. (1 ex.) Widely distributed along riverside and moist places. One specimen was singled from Mentha. My research program on Chrysomelidae was supported by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. I am much indebted to professor Gyula Sáringer (Pannon Agric. Univ., Keszthely, Hungary) for giving me opportunity to make collecting trip to Bulgaria. Further I wish to express my hearty thank to dr. Blagoy Gruev and to dr. Vassil Tomov (Univ. Plovdiv, Bulgaria) for his help. REFERENCES GRUEV, В & TOMOV, V. (1984): Fauna Bulgarica 13, (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae), Part I. -Acad. Sei. Bulgár., Sofia LOPATIN, I. K. (1984): Leaf beetles of Iran. Results of the Czechoslovak-Iranian expeditions in 1973-74. Part III. -Entom. Obozr., 63(1): 79-93 307