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©EntomologicaFennica.13June2008 Species of Xorides (Xorides) (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Xoridinae) parasitizing wood-boring insects in the Palaearctic part of China Mao-LingSheng&Jun-BaoWen Sheng, M-L. & Wen, J-B. 2008: Species ofXorides (Xorides) (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae:Xoridinae)parasitizingwood-boringinsectsinthePalaearctic partofChina.—Entomol.Fennica19:86–93. ThirteenspeciesofXorides(Xorides)parasitizingwood-boringinsectsintrunks andbranchesoftreesarereported.Threeofthem,X.(Xorides)pissodiusSheng& Wensp.n.rearedfromPissodesnitidusRoelofs(Curculionidae,Coleoptera)in Larixprincipis-rupprechtiiMayr(Pinaceae),X.(Xorides)tumidusSheng&Wen sp. n. reared from Cerambycidae in Quercus sp. (Fagaceae) and X. (Xorides) longicaudusSheng&Wensp.n.arenewtoscience.X.(Xorides)ater(Graven- horst,1829)isanewrecordforChina.Somenewhostrecordsareprovided.A keytospeciesofXorides(Xorides)ofthePalaearcticpartofChinaispresented. M.-L.Sheng,TheKeyLaboratoryforSilvicultureandConservationofMinistry ofEducation,BeijingForestryUniversity,100083,P.R.China;GeneralStation ofForestPestManagement,StateForestryAdministration,58,HuangheNorth Street,Shenyang110034,P.R.China;E-mail:[email protected] J.-B.Wen,TheKeyLaboratoryforSilvicultureandConservationofMinistryof Education,BeijingForestryUniversity,100083,P.R.China. Received29November2005,accepted4July2007 1.Introduction enceandonenewrecordforChina.Thestudyhas alsoresultedinseveralnewhostrecords. The subgenus Xorides Latreille 1809 belonging to the genus Xorides of the ichneumonid sub- family Xoridinae are parasitoids of woodborers 2.Methods andaredistributedworldwideexceptfortheAus- tralian Region (Townes 1970, Yu & Horstmann Materialsusedwerecollectedusingthefollowing 1997).Akey tosubgenusofgenusXoridesand methods. their diagnostic characters were provided by Rearingparasitoids.Trunksandbranchesof Townes (1970). Nine species have previously naturally heavily infested trees were brought to beenrecordedfromthePalaearcticpartofChina the laboratory and maintained in a large nylon (Wang&Gupta1995,Liu&Sheng1998,Sheng cage at room-temperature. Water was sprayed etal.2002).Thisstudyisbasedlargelyuponma- over the trunks and branches twice a week and terialrearedfromwood-boringinsectsbytheau- emergedinsectscollecteddaily. thorsandhasresultedintherecognitionofatotal Rearing parasitoid larvae and pupae. Para- ofthirteenspecies,threeofwhicharenewtosci- sitoid larvae and cocoons were collected from ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 (cid:127) SpeciesofXoridesparasitizingwoodborers 87 galleriesofwood-borerinfestedlogs,andstored Diagnosis. Fore wing with 1cu-a distal of individually in glass tubes with a piece of filter 1/M. 2rs-m to base of 2m-cu by more than its paperdippedindistilledwaterforkeepingmois- length.Alltrochanterswithoutteeth. ture and plugged tightly with absorbent cotton wool. Directcollection.Parasitoidadultswerecol- 3.1.Xorides(Xorides)longicaudus lectedfrominfestedtreetrunksandbranches,and Sheng&Wensp.n.(Fig.1) inforestgenerally,usingstandardinsectnets. Loaned material. Additional material was Materialexamined.Holotype$,GanshanPark, borrowedfromtheZoologischeStaatssammlung 1,000m,N34°42’,E111°06’,ShanxianCounty, München, Germany, the Department of Forest HenanProvince,31.V.2000,Mei-CaiWei.Type Protection, Forest Research Institute, Warsaw, isdepositedinInsectMuseum,GeneralStationof Poland and the Osaka Museum of Natural His- ForestPestManagement,StateForestryAdmin- tory,Osaka,Japan. istration,Shenyang,P.R.China. Identifying host specimens. Hosts, investi- Diagnosis. The new species is similar to X. gated from 1988 to 1990 in Tuqian, Daxing’ (X.)furcatusLiuetSheng,1998butcanbedistin- anling,HeilongjiangProvince,wereidentifiedby guished from the latter by inner orbits black, Prof. Fu-Ji Pu, Institute of Zoology, Chinese postocellarline1.3timesaslongasocular-ocellar AcademyofSciences,P.R.China.Otherswere line, wings without brown mark, first tergite of identifiedby comparingwiththespecimensde- metasomaabout3.6timeslongerthanitsapical positedinInsectMuseum,GeneralStationofFo- width. X. (X.) furcatus with inner orbits white, rest Pest Management, State Forestry Adminis- postocellar line about as long as ocular-ocellar tration, Shenyang, P. R. China. Some hosts can line, wings with brown marks, first tergite of onlybeidentifiedtofamilybytheheadshellof metasoma about 2 times longer than its apical theincompletedeadinsectinthegallerynearby width. parasitoidlarvaeorcocoons. Description. Holotype female: Body length Morphological terminology mostly follows about 18 mm. Forewing length about 13 mm. Townes(1969).Wingveinnomenclatureisbased Face convex, about 0.5 times as long as wide, uponRoss(1936)andtheterminologyofMason with dense transverse wrinkles and indistinct (1986). punctures.Clypealsuturedistinct,middlesection All specimens of Ichneumonidae and hosts betweenclypealfoveasstraight.Clypeusflat,its except those identified by Prof. Fu-Ji Pu pre- sub-basewithadistincttransverseridge.Labrum servedinInstituteofZoology,ChineseAcademy crescent, its apical margin with dense hairs. ofSciences,P.R.China,aredepositedinInsect Subocularsulcusdistinct.Malarspace0.7times Museum,GeneralStationofForestPestManage- as long as basal width of mandible. Temple ment,StateForestryAdministration,P.R.China. weakly swollen, with dense longitudinal wrin- kles,frontandhindportionswithpunctures.Ver- tex evenly convex, with dense punctures (Fig. 3.Descriptionsofnewspeciesof 1a),hindportionwithshorttransversewrinkles. Xorides(Xorides)andrecordsand Postocellar line 1.3 times as long as ocular- hostinformationofotherspeciesin ocellar line. Frons weakly convex, with dense PalaearcticChina puncturesandamedianlongitudinalgroove,up- perportionwithobliquetransversewrinkles.Oc- SubgenusXoridesLatreille,1809 cipital carina widely interrupted in the median dorsal area. Antenna filiform with 27 flagello- XoridesLatreille,1809.GeneraCrustaceorumet meres,flagellomeres22to26withpeglikebris- Insectorum secundum ordinem naturalem in tles.Lowerportionofpronotumwithshortlongi- familiasdispositaiconibusexemplisqueplurimis tudinalwrinkles.Mesoscutumwithdensepunc- explicata, 4:4. Type specimen: Ichneumon tures,hindportionwithdenselongitudinalwrin- indicatoriusLatreille. kles.Scuto-scutellargroovewithamedianlongi- 88 Sheng&Wen (cid:127) ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 portion with bowed out groove. Third tergite slightlylongerthanitsapicalwidth.Apicalpor- tionofeighthtergiteelongate.Ovipositorsheath 19.5mmlong.Apicalportionoflowervalveof ovipositor with 8 ridges, basal 5 ridges very strong. Black.Flagellomeres9to13andbasalhalfof 14,marksonoutersidesofbasalportionsoffront andmiddletibiae,basalringsofhindtibiae,api- cal halves of tarsomere 1, 2 to 4, and base of stigma white. Apical portion of palpi blackish. Clypeus, basal portions of mandibles and front sides of fore femora except base brown. Front sidesofmiddletibiaeandinnersidesofhindtib- iaedarkishbrown.Frontsidesofforetibiae,front andmiddletarsomeres1to4grayishblack. Etymology. Specific name derived from the longandthickovipositorsheath. 3.2.Xorides(Xorides)pissodius Sheng&Wensp.n.(Fig.2) Material examined. Holotype $, Liupanshan, 1900m, N35º24’, E106º23’, Ningxia, 12.VI. 2005,rearedfromacocooncollectedfromgaller- iesofPissodesnitidusRoelofs(Curculionidae), Mao-LingSheng.TypeisdepositedinInsectMu- seum, General Station of Forest Pest Manage- ment, State Forestry Administration, Shenyang, Fig.1.X.(Xorides)longicaudussp.n.–a.Vertex P.R.China. showingpunctures.–b.Propodeum. Diagnosis. This new species is similar to X. (X.)brachylabis(Kriechbaumer1889)andcanbe tudinalcarina.Mesopleuronwithdenseandfine distinguishedfromthelatterbyfronswithdense punctures. Speculum distinct. Metapleuron transversewrinkles;innerorbitsblack;ovipositor rough. Propodeum areolated completely (Fig. sheath1.4Xlongerthanhindtibia.X.(Xorides) 1b). Basal area long, apical halves of its lateral brachylabis (Kriechbaumer): frons with fine carinaenearlyparallel.Areolahexagonal.Propo- punctures; inner orbits yellowish white; ovi- deal apophysis strong. Propodeal spiracle nar- positorsheath2.6Xlongerthanhindtibia. row.Winghyaline.Forewingwith1cu-adistalof Description. Holotype female: Body length 1/M; 3rs-m absent; 2rs-m wide and very short, about 6.1 mm. Forewing length about 4.5 mm. 0.18 times as long as the distance between it to Faceabout0.44timesaslongaswide,withdense 2m-cu. Hind wing veins 1/Cu and cu-a about short-transverse wrinkles and punctures; its lat- equal. First tergite of metasoma slightly rough, eralsides with transversewrinkles;evenly con- about3.6timeslongerthanitsapicalwidth,lat- vex,slightlyprotuberantcentrally.Clypealsuture eral sides of apical portion with fine transverse distinct, middle section between clypeal foveas wrinkles;mediandorsalcarinaereachingtohind straight.Basalmarginofclypeuswithvery fine marginoffirsttergite;dorsolateralcarinaveryin- transverselines;nearitsbasewithadistincttrans- distinct.Secondtergitedistinctlylongerthanits verse ridge, under the ridge flat and nearly apicalwidth,slightlyrough,lateralsideofbasal smooth; lateral side with very weak transverse ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 (cid:127) SpeciesofXoridesparasitizingwoodborers 89 hyaline.Forewingvein1cu-adistinctlydistalof 1/M; 3rs-m absent; 2rs-m wide and short, 0.25 timesaslongasthedistancebetweenitand2m- cu. Hind wing veins 1/Cu and cu-a equal. Propodeum (Fig. 2b) slightly rough, areolated completely;basalareatriangular;areolapentago- nal;apicalareawithindistinctlongitudinalwrin- kles;firstlateralareaswithobliquelongitudinal wrinkles;otherareaswithveryweakandirregu- lar wrinkles. Propodeal apophysis strong. First tergiteofmetasoma2.2timeslongerthanitsapi- calwidth,withslight-roughleatherytexturesur- face, median dorsal carinae indistinct, about reachingtohalflengthoffirsttergite.Secondand thirdtergiteswithdenseandindistinctpunctures; the former about as long as its apical width. Fourthandfifthtergiteswithveryfineandshort transverse lines. Ovipositor sheath about 3 mm long,1.4Xlongerthanhindtibia.Ovipositorthin, slightly downcurved, apical portion slightly de- pressed; apical portion of lower valve with 6 strongandinclivousridges. Body black except the following. Clypeus darkishbrown.Baseofmandiblecrimson.Lon- gitudinal line on front sides of fore tibiae and lower sides of scape blurry yellowish white. Flagellomeres 9 to 12 white. Base of forewing 1cu-a and mark under stigma slightly darkish brown.Basesoftibiaedarkishred.Foreandmid- Fig.2.X.(Xorides)pissodiussp.n.–a.Vertexshow- dletarsibrownish. ingpunctures.–b.Propodeum. Cocoon.Nearlycolumnar,about9mmlong, mediandiameterabout1.7mm.Lightbrown. lines. Subocular sulcus distinct. Malar space Host. Cocoon of X. (Xorides) was found in aboutaslongasbasalwidthofmandible.Temple galleries of Pissodes nitidus Roelofs (Curculio- weaklyswollen,withdenseoblique-longitudinal nidae)inLarixprincipis-rupprechtiiMayr. wrinkles, front portion with dense transverse Etymology. Specific name derived from its wrinkles.Vertexevenlyconvex,withdenseand host,PissodesnitidusRoelofs. even punctures (Fig. 2a). Posto-cellar line 1.4 times as long as ocular-ocellar line. Frons with densetransversewrinklesandamedianlongitu- 3.3.Xorides(Xorides)tumidus dinalgroove.Antennafiliformwith20flagello- Sheng&Wensp.n.(Fig.3) meres; each of the flagellomeres longer than wide;with5peglikebristlesonflagellomeres18 Material examined. Holotype $, Xinbin, to20.Occipitalcarinacomplete.Frontportionof N41º31’, E124º59’, Liaoning Province, 20.VI. pronotumwithdenselongitudinalwrinkles,hind 1998, reared from trunks of Quercus sp. with portionwithpunctures.Mesoscutumrough,with longhorns (Cerambycidae), Mao-Ling Sheng. unclear punctures, hind median portion with DepositedinInsectMuseum,GeneralStationof oblique wrinkles. Mesopleuron with fine and ForestPestManagement,StateForestryAdmin- weak punctures. Metapleuron very rough, with istration,Shenyang,P.R.China. denseandirregularreticulation.Wingbrownish Diagnosis. This new species is similar to X. 90 Sheng&Wen (cid:127) ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 Description. Holotype female: Body length about14.5mm.Forewinglengthabout11.5mm. Face0.6timesaslongaswide,slightlyconvex, with dense punctures, lateral portion with short transversewrinkles;lowerportionwithshortlon- gitudinal wrinkles. Clypeal suture distinct. Clypeus smooth, near its base with a distinct transverseridge,undertheridgeflat.Eachofapi- cal3segmentsoflabialpalpishortandwithvery thickapicalportion;medianportionofapicalseg- ment (Fig. 3c) strongly swollen dorsally and slightlydepressed,apicalportionverysmalland tapered. Subocular sulcus distinct. Cheek smooth,innerportionwithfineandsparsepunc- tures,outerportionwithdenselongitudinalwrin- kles.Malarspace0.5timesaslongasbasalwidth ofmandible.Lowerportionoftemplewithweak longitudinal wrinkles, upper portion with very shallowandsparsepunctures.Vertexevenlycon- vex,withsparsepunctures(Fig.3a).Postocellar line1.3timesaslongasocular-ocellarline.Frons withvery shallowandevenpunctures.Antenna with 28 flagellomeres; peg-like bristles on fla- gellomeres 22 to 25. Occipital carina complete. Pronotumsmooth,frontmarginwithdenselongi- tudinalwrinkles,lateralsideconcavewithdense andshorttransversewrinkles,hindportionwith punctures. Mesoscutum with dense punctures, hindmedianportionwithshortwrinkles.Meso- pleuronsmooth,withveryfineandsparsepunc- tures.Metapleuronrough,withverydenseandir- regular wrinkles. Wing brownish hyaline. Forewingvein1cu-aslightlydistalof1/M;3rs-m absent;2rs-mshort,0.15timesaslongasthedis- Fig.3.X.(Xorides)tumidussp.n.–a.Vertexshowing tance between it and 2m-cu. Hind wing veins punctures.–b. Propodeum.–c.Apicalsegmentof 1/Cuslightlylongerthancu-a.Clawsverysmall. labialpalpus. Propodeum(Fig.3b)withdenseroughpunctures. Basalareaandoutsideofitslongitudinalcarinae (Xorides)brachylabisKriechbaumerandcanbe withtransversewrinkles.Apicalareawithdense distinguishedfromthelatterbytheapical3seg- longitudinalwrinkles.Basalarealong,nearlytri- mentsoflabialpalpishortandverythick;median angular, comparted from areola by basal trans- portion ofapicalsegmentstrongly swollen dor- versecarina.Areolacombinedwithapicalarea. sally subspherically, slightly depressed, apical Propodeal apophysis indistinct. First tergite of portion very small and acuity; areola combined metasoma2.0timeslongerthanitsapicalwidth, with apical area; orbits and tegulae black; legs withverydensepunctures;apicalportionnearly mainly blackish brown to black. X. (Xorides) flat, lateral portion with irregular wrinkles; me- brachylabishasnormalnotswollenlabialpalpi; dian dorsal carinae present as a trace; spiracles areolaseparatedfromapicalareabyapicaltrans- convex. Other tergites transverse. Basal half of verse carina; inner orbits and tegulae yellowish tergite2withdensepunctures,lateralportionsof white;legsmainlywithlightcolor. apicalhalfwithirregularfinewrinkles.Tergite3 ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 (cid:127) SpeciesofXoridesparasitizingwoodborers 91 with very fine punctures, basal portion slightly 3.7.Xorides(Xorides)erigentis rough.Tergites4to7withveryweakandunclear Wang&Gupta,1995 transverselines.Ovipositorsheathabout13mm long. Ovipositor relatively slender, its apex Materialexamined.1$,Tuqian,Daxing’anling, bendeddown;apicalportionoflowervalvewith Heilongjiang Province, 16.VII.1988, Mao-Ling 8ridges,basal4ridgesinclivousandverystrong. Sheng. Body black except the following portions. Host.RearedfromCerambycidaeintrunkof Flagellomeres11to14white.Frontfemoraand Larixgmelini(Rupr.)Rupr. tibiaeblackishbrown.Fronttarsus,middletibiae andtarsusbrownishblack.Basesoffemoradark- ishred. 3.8.Xorides(Xorides)furcatus Hosts.RearedfromCerambycidaeintrunkof Liu&Sheng,1998 Quercussp.(Fagaceae). Etymology.Thisspeciesnameisbasedonthe Materialexamined.1$,Mianchi,HenanProvin- veryswollenlabialpalpi. ce,May,1981,Zhen-YaShi. Host.Unknown. 3.4.Xorides(Xorides)aculeatus Liu&Sheng,1998 3.9.Xorides(Xorides)hirtus Liu&Sheng,1998 Materialexamined.1#,China:Xinbin,Liaoning Province,29.V.1994,Mao-LingSheng. Materialexamined.2##,Xinbin,LiaoningPro- Hosts.RearedfromCerambycidaeunderthe vince,28.V.1994,Mao-LingSheng;1#,Xinbin, barkofQuercussp. LiaoningProvince,29.V.1994,Mao-LingSheng; 1#,Lushuihe,JilinProvince,25.VII.1994,Shu- PingSun. 3.5.Xorides(Xorides)ater Hosts.CerambycidintrunkofQuercussp. (Gravenhorst,1829) NewrecordforChina. 3.10.Xorides(Xorides)irrigator Material examined. 1$, Tuqian, Daxing’ (Fabricius,1793) anling, Heilongjiang Province, 24.VII.1989, Mao-LingSheng. Material examined. 3$$, Tuqian, Daxing’ Host. Reared from Tetropium sp. (Ceram- anling,HeilongjiangProvince,5.VI.1989,Mao- bycidae)underthebarkofLarixgmelini(Rupr.) Ling Sheng; 17$$, 3##, Tuqian, Daxing’ Rupr. anling,HeilongjiangProvince,14.–28.VII.1989, Mao-LingSheng. Host.RearedfromTetropiumcastaneus(L.) 3.6.Xorides(Xorides)brachylabis andTetropiumgabrieliinbranchesandtrunkof (Kriechbaumer,1889) Larixgmelini(Rupr.)Rupr. Materialexamined.1$,Tuqian,Daxing’anling, Heilongjiang Province, 16.VII.1988, Mao-Ling 3.11.Xorides(Xorides)praecatorius Sheng; 2$$, Tuqian, Daxing’anling, Heilong- (Fabricius,1793) jiangProvince,24.VII.1989,Mao-LingSheng. Host.RearedfromCerambycidaeintrunkof Material examined. 1#, Xiaoxing’anling, Larixgmelini(Rupr.)Rupr. HeilongjiangProvince,VII.1995,Shu-PingSun. Host.Unknown. 92 Sheng&Wen (cid:127) ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 3.12.Xorides(Xorides)sapporensis 4.KeytothespeciesofXorides (Uchida,1928) (Xorides)fromthePalaearcticpartof China Material examined. 1#, Shenyang, Liaoning Province, 30.VII.1990, Mao-Ling Sheng; 2$$, Females 4##, Shenyang, Liaoning Province, 19.–20.V. 1991, Mao-Ling Sheng; 1$, 2##, Shenyang, 1. Thorax and/or metasoma with large light LiaoningProvince,4.VI.1991,Mao-LingSheng; flecks. 2 1$, Shenyang, Liaoning Province, 2.VII.1991, Thorax and metasoma black, without light Mao-LingSheng;1$,Xinbin,LiaoningProvin- flecks. 5 ce, 5.VIII.1997, Mao-Ling Sheng; 1$, Shen- 2. Median dorsal carinae of first tergite of yang, Liaoning Province, 22.V.1999, Mao-Ling metasomareachingtohindmarginoffirstter- Sheng;1$,Shenyang,LiaoningProvince,31.V. gite.Bodyatleastmetasomawithyellowor 2000, Mao-Ling Sheng;3$$, 3##, Kuandian, whitemarks. 3 400m.a.s.l.,LiaoningProvince,2.VI.2001,Mao- Median dorsal carinae of first tergite of LingSheng;1$,3##,Caihe,HeilongjiangPro- metasomanotreachingtohindmarginoffirst vince, 25.V.2002, De-Jun Hao; 1$, Harbin, tergite.Thoraxormetasomawithredorred- HeilongjiangProvince,7.VI.2002,De-JunHao; dishbrownmarks. 4 1$, 6##, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, 3. Secondtergiteofmetasomawithfinereticu- 13.VIII.2002,De-JunHao;2$$,2##,Harbin, latesurface.Thoraxandmetasomawithmany HeilongjiangProvince,25.V.2002,De-JunHao; yellowandwhitemarks. 1$, Jiagedaqi, Heilongjiang Province, 30.VIII. X.(X.)praecatorius(Fabricius) 2002,De-JunHao;1$,Shenyang,LiaoningPro- Second tergite of metasoma with irregular vince, 30.VII.2003, Mao-Ling Sheng; 1$, longitudinalwrinkles.Thoraxblack.Tergites Shenyang,LiaoningProvince,15.V.2004,Mao- 4to6posterolaterallywithbigwhitemarks. LingSheng. X.(X.)sapporensis(Uchida) Hosts. Reared from larvae of Agrilus 4. Frons with dense transverse wrinkles. An- marcopoliObenberger(Coleoptera:Buprestidae) tenna with white ring. Fore wing with dark inbranchesofFraxinussp.andotherwood-bor- fleckunderstigma.Tergites1and2red. ing Cerambycidae in Quercus sp. and Prunus X.(X.)irrigator(Fabricius) spp. Frons with fine punctures. Antenna without white ring. Fore wing without fleck. Metasomaentirelyblack. 3.13.Xorides(Xorides)sepulchralis X.(X.)ater(Gravenhorst) (Holmgren,1860) 5. Occipitalcarinadorso-mediallyinterrupted.6 Occipitalcarinacomplete. 9 Materialexamined. 1$, Huinan, JilinProvince, 6. Basalareaofpropodeumseparatedfromare- 12.VII.1991;2$$,1#,Lushuihe,JilinProvince, olabybasaltransversecarina.Firsttergite3.6 25.VII.1991;1$,17##,Xinbin,LiaoningPro- timeslongerthanitsapicalwidth.(Maleun- vince, 28.–29.V.1994, Mao-Ling Sheng; 1#, known) X.(X.)longicaudus,sp.nov. Daxingguo, Jilin Province, 9.VII.1994, Mao- Basalareacombinedwithareola.Firsttergite Ling Sheng; 1$, Longyuwan Natural Reserve, atmost2.5timeslongerthanitsapicalwidth.7 1050m.a.s.l., Luanchuan, Henan Province, 7. Ovipositor sheath 0.6–0.7X as long as fore 22.V.1999, Mao-Ling Sheng; 1#, Baihe, Jilin wing.Areolaconfluentwithbasalarea.Fore Province,8.VI.2002,De-JunHao;1$,Tonghua, wingwithdarkishbrownflecks. JilinProvince,8.VI.2002,De-JunHao. X.(X.)furcatusLiuetSheng Hosts.RearedfromMassicusraddeiBlessig Ovipositorsheathatleastaslongasforewing. (Coleoptera:Cerambycidae).inbranchandtrunk Areola comparted from basal area by basal ofQuercusliaotungensisKoidz. transversecarina.Forewingwithoutfleck. 8 8. Malarspaceaslongasbasalwidthofmandi- ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.19 (cid:127) SpeciesofXoridesparasitizingwoodborers 93 ble.Firsttergite2.4timeslongerthanitsapi- 5. Median dorsal carina of first tergite of calwidth.Fronsorbitsentirelyblack. metasom complete, reaching to hind margin X.(X.)erigentisWang&Gupta of first tergite. Occipital carina interrupted Malarspaceabout0.6Xaslongasbasalwidth medio-dorsally. ofmandible.Firsttergite2.0timeslongerthan X.(X.)sepulchralis(Holmgren) itsapicalwidth.Frontalorbitswhite. Median dorsal carina of first tergite of X.(X.)sepulchralis(Holmgren) metasomatmostreachingto2/3offirstter- 9. Eachofapical3segmentsoflabialpalpishort gite.Occipitalcarinacomplete. 6 and with very thick apical portion; median 6. Faceentirelyblack.(Femaleunknown). portion of apical segment (Fig. 3c) strongly X.(X.)aculeatusLiuetSheng swollendorsallyandslightlydepressed,api- Facepartlyorentirelywhite. 7 calportionverysmallandtapered.Basalarea 7. Faceentirelywhite. of propodeum separated from areola by ca- X.(X.)brachylabis(Kriechbaumer) rina.Areolacombinedwithapicalarea.(Male Facepartlywithwhitishfleck. unknown). X.(X.)tumidus,sp.nov. X.(X.)aterGravenhorst Labial palpi normal, not tumid. Basal area combinedwithareola.Areolaseparatedfrom Acknowledgements.WearedeeplygratefultoDr.Donald apicalareabycarina. 10 Quicke, Division of Biology, Imperial College London, UK, for reviewing this manuscript. We also thank Dr. 10.Firstlateralareasofpropodeumwithoblique KlausSchönitzer,ZoologischeStaatssammlungMünchen, longitudinal wrinkles (Fig. 2b). Inner orbits Germany, Dr. JacekHilszczanski, DepartmentofForest black.(Maleunknown). Protection,ForestResearchInstitute,Warsaw,Poland,and X.(X.)pissodius,n.sp. Dr.RikioMatsumoto,OsakaMuseumofNaturalHistory, First lateral areas of propodeum with punc- Osaka,Japan,fortheirkindnessinofferingvaluablemate- rialandlendingspecimens.FinancialsupportfromtheNa- tures.Innerorbitswhite. tionalNaturalScienceFoundationofChina(NSFC,No. X.(X.)brachylabis(Kriechbaumer) 30471397)isthankfullyacknowledged. Males References 1. Stigma short and wide, about 3X as long as wide. 2 Liu,T.&Sheng,M.-L.1998:StudiesonthegenusXorides Stigma long and narrow, at least 4X longer (Xorides)fromNortheastChina.—Entomol.Sinica thanitswidth. 5 5(1):35–41. 2. Flagellomeres with erective and long hairs, Mason,W.R.M.1986:Standarddrawingconventionsand definitionsforvenationalandotherfeaturesofwings thehairslongerthanwidthofflagellomeres.3 ofHymenoptera.—Proc.Entomol.Soc.Washington Flagellomereswithshorttomoderatelylong 88:1–7. hairs,thehairsnotmorethan0.9Xaslongas Ross,H.H.1936:Theancestryandwingvenationofthe widthofflagellomeres. 4 Hymenoptera.—Ann.Entomol.Soc.Amer.29:99– 3. 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