Janus luteipes (Lepeletier, 1823)

Janus luteipes (Lepeletier, 1823)

Figs 3B, F, G

MATERIAL EXAMINED. Russia: St. Petersburg: Moscow highway , 12. V – 18. VI 1863 , 2♂, 2♀ ( A. Moravits) [ ZISP]; St. Petersburg, Lakhta Station , 17–18. VI 1911 , 1♂ ( V. Borovskij) [ ZISP]; Leningradskaya Province: Borodinskoe , VII 1976, 1♀ ( A. Zinovjev) [ ZISP]; Novgorod Province: Eligovo Village , 14. VI 1891 , 1♀ (collector unknown) [ ZISP]; Yaroslavl Province: env. Yaroslavl, 7.VII 1882, 1♂ ( N. Kokujev) [ ZISP]; Moscow Province: Dmitrov , 3. V 1949 , 1♂ ( A. Rozhkov) [ ZMMU]; Kaluga Province: 5 km S Tarusa , 30. VI 1997 , 1♀ ( S. Vasilenko) [ ISEA]; Ryazan Province: Gremiachka Village , 29.VII 1912, 1♀ ( A. Semenov) [ ZISP]; Belgorod Province: Borisovka, Vorskla River floodplain , 11. VI 1973 , 1♀ ( A. Zinovjev) [ ZISP]; Kherson Province: Ascania Nova , 6. VI 1926 , 1♀ ( G. Medvedev) [ ZMMU]; Stavrpol Territory: Svetlograd ( Petrovskoe ), 22. V 1923 , 1♀ ( I. Ostashin) [ ZMMU]; Republic of Adygea: env. Maykop , southern gardens, 28.IV 1936, 1♂ (collector unknown) [ ZMMU]; Sverdlovskaya Province: Sysertsk District , UFU biological station , 2.VII 1979, 1♀ ( A. Fomino) [ UFU]; Primorsky Territory: Spassk , 22. VI 1961 , 1♀ (A. Zhelochovtsev) [ ZMMU]. Georgia. Tbilisi: Botanical Garden , 11. VI 1959 , 1♂ (D. Lozavoi) [ ZMMU].

Fig. 3. Janus compressus (A, D, E), J. luteipes (B, F, G) and J. cynosbati (C). A, B, C – lancet, lateral view; D, F – genital capsule, dorsal view; E, G – genital capsule, ventral view.

DISTRIBUTION. Russia: European part (Leningradskaya, Novgorod, * Yaroslavl, Moscow, * Kaluga, Ryazan, and * Belgorod provinces, * Stavropol Territory, *Republic of Adygea), *Urals ( Sverdlovsk Provinces) and Far East ( Primorsky Territory). Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, UK, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine.

HOST PLANT. Salix spp. , Populus spp. ( Salicaceae ),? Viburnum spp. ( Adoxaceae ).

NOTE. According to N.R. Kokuev’s determination, the Janus cynosbati was recorded in the Yaroslavl Province, but this material is actually belonged to the J. luteipes (Basov, 2023) . Thus, only J. luteipes is reliably found in the Yaroslavl Province.