Aprostocetus caudatus Westwood, 1833

Aprostocetus caudatus Westwood, 1833 View in CoL

Figs 18–20 View Figures 18–20

Aprostocetus caudatus Westwood, 1833: 444. View in CoL

Cirrospilus phalis Walker, 1839 c: 418. [Synonymized by Graham 1987: 236] View in CoL

Cirrospilus mutilia Walker, 1839 a: 322. [Synonymized by Graham 1961: 52] View in CoL

Cirrospilus trabea Walker, 1839 a: 323. [Synonymized by Graham 1961: 52] View in CoL

Tetrastichus crassicauda Thomson, 1878: 293. [Synonymized by Graham 1961: 52] View in CoL

Eulophus tristis Nees in Esenbeck, 1834: 188. [Synonymized by Dalla 1898: 2] View in CoL

Tetrastichus caudatus View in CoL : Walker 1846: 78.

Tetrastichus phalis View in CoL : Walker 1846: 78.

Tetrastichus mutilia View in CoL : Walker 1848: 150.

Tetrastichus trabea View in CoL : Walker 1848: 150.

Aprostocetus crassicauda View in CoL : Erdös 1956: 43.

Material examined.

• 1 female: [1 female on card], China, Neimenggu Province, Duolun County, Shanhou Village , 28. VII. 2023, Yuan-Yuan Jin, by sweeping, deposited in YCTU .

Diagnosis.

Female. Antenna (Fig. 20 View Figures 18–20 ) with F 1 1.8 ×, F 2 1.7 ×, F 3 1.4 × as long as broad, clava 2.6 × as long as broad with terminal spine 0.5 × as long as C 3. Thorax (Fig. 18 View Figures 18–20 ) with superficial, hardly raised reticulation, median line of mid lobe of mesoscutum fine, three adnotaular setae on each side; propodeum callus with two setae. Forewing SMV with four dorsal setae, MV 3.7 × STV. Gaster (Fig. 18 View Figures 18–20 ) lanceolate, 3.2 × as long as broad, with superficial reticulation, last gastral tergite 2.0 × as long as broad, projecting part of ovipositor approx. as long as postcercale. Body black with violet metallic reflection.

Male. Unknown for Chinese material.

Hosts.

Unknown from China. Non-Chinese records include Dasineura alopecuri (Reuter, 1895) ( Diptera : Cecidomyiidae ) ( Thompson 1955).

Distribution.

China ( Hainan [new record], Guangxi [ Zhu and Huang 2001]), Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, France, England, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden ( Graham 1987), Turkey ( Sakaltas and Gençer 2005), Russia ( Yegorenkova et al. 2007).