Boros István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 51. (Budapest 1959)
Papp, J.: The Microgaster Latr., Microplitis Först., and Hygroplitis Thoms. species of the Carpathian Basin (Hymenoptera, Braconidae)
24 (25) Cubitus 2. quadrangular (fig. 17.). Length : 4—5 mm. — Range : Palearcticum. Frequent everywhere in the Carpathian Basin 12. M. areolaris Thorns., 1895. 25 (24) Cubitus 2. triangular (fig. 16.). Length : 3,5—5 mm. — Range : Palearcticum. Collected in several localities of the Carpathian Basin 13. M. globata L., 1758. 26 (15) Face finely and sporadically punctate. 27 (28) Third coxa roughly and densely scrobiculate laterally (fig. 8.). Sides and apex of scutellum punctate, its center smooth and shiny. Legs preponderantly brownish black. Clypeus and mandibles obliquely prognathous (well visible laterally). Ovipositor extremely short, never reaching end of abdomen. Length : 4 mm 14. M. rugosicoxa sp. n. 28 (27) Third coxa almost completely smooth. Scutellum completely shiny and smooth. Legs generally light. Clypeus and mandibles not prognathous. Ovipositor reaches end of abdomen. 29 (34) Mesonotum and mesopleura almost wholly smooth and shiny. 30 (31) Tergites black. Next but last flagellar joint of males not more than one and a half times as long as broad. Length : 5 mm. — Range : Europe, yet sporadical. Known from Transylvania in the Carpathian Basin. New for the fauna of Roumania, that is, the Carpathian Basin 15. M. procera Ruthe, 1860. 31 (30) At least tergites 3. and 4. reddish yellow. Next but last flagellar joint of males generally twice as long as broad. 32 (33) Tergite 2. slightly rugulose. Femora 3. always reddish yellow. Abdomen preponderantly reddish yellow. Length : 5—6 mm. — Range : France, Germany, the Soviet Union. Collected in several points of the Pannonicum in Hungary 16. M. nobilis Reinh., 1880. 33 (32) Tergite 2. roughly rugose. Femora 3. always black. Reddish yellow color of abdomen of various extense, with at least tergites 1. and 2. black. Length : 4,5 — 5 mm. — Range : known only from Hungary. Collected in various localities of the Pannonicum and the Mts. Mecsek 17. M. hungarica Szépl., 1896. 34 (29) Mesonotum and mesopleura punctate, slightly shiny. 35 (36) Legs preponderantly reddish yellow. Maxillary and labial palpi reddish yellow. Sternites 2.—4. yellow. Length : 4,5—5 mm. — Range : nominate species found sporadically in all Europe 18. M. deprimator var. subtilipunctata var. n. 36 (35) Femora 2. and 3. always black. Maxillary and labial palpi obscure. No or small light spot on proximal sternites. Length : 4,5 — 5 mm. — Range : England, Sweden, the Soviet Union. Found in almost every district of the Carpathian Basin, frequentest in the Pannonicum 19. M. curvicrus Thoms., 1895. Critical remarks on some Microgaster species Microgaster parasitellae Bouché Fahringer (1937 : 184) and Hellén (1954 : 118) relegate it to Apanteles lacteus Nees. T e 1 e n g a (1955 : 67) regards it as a distinct species of the genus Apanteles, considering it identical, without offering any explanation, 26 Természettudományi Múzeum Évkönyve
