Proceedings of the Zoological Institute RAS Vol. 321, No. 2, 2017, рр. 105–114 УДК 595.792.13 REVIEW OF THE GENERA SMICROPLECTRUS THOMSON, 1883 AND EXYSTON SCHIØDTE, 1839 (HYMENOPTERA: ICHNEUMONIDAE: TRYPHONINAE) OF SOUTH KOREA D.R. Kasparyan1*, E. Balueva2, J.-W. Lee2 and G-W. Kang2 1Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Universitetskaya Emb. 1, Saint Petersburg, 199034, Russia; e-mail: [email protected] 2Department of Life Sciences, Yeungnam University, Gyeongsan, 712-749, Republic of Korea; e-mail: [email protected] (BALUEVA), [email protected] (LEE) ABSTRACT Two closely related genera, Smicroplectrus Thomson and Exyston Schiødte of the tribe Exenterini (Ichneumonidae, Tryphoninae) of South Korea are considered from collection of the Yeungnam University (YNU), Gyeongsan, Two species of Smicroplectrus were recorded before from Korea – Smicroplectrus erosus (Holmgren, 1857), and S. quinquecinctus (Gravenhorst, 1820) (Cha and Lee 1988). This material really includes 5 species of two genera of Exenterini: Smicroplectrus pedicellatus sp. nov., S. melanocerus sp. nov., S. actenon Kasparyan, 1976, Exyston clementi (Kerrich, 1952) and E. sibiricus (Kerrich, 1952). Three latter species are recorded for Korea for the first time. A new species, S. pedicellatus seems to be closely related to S. irroratus Kasparyan, 1990 from South of Russian Far East; both have pterostigma pale (brownish-yellow), and tergite 2 and 3 mainly smooth, with distinct punctures and without extensive scabrous sculpture typical of other species; by combination of two these characters both species can be distinguished from most other congeners. Unlike S. irroratus and S. melanocerus sp nov., in S. pedi- cellatus pedicel yellow ventrally and areolation of propodeum different. S. melanocerus is related to S. modestus Kasparyan, 1976 from Russia (Kunashir Island), but unlike to S. modestus has red coxae and apical half of antenna entirely blackish. Keys to species for both these genera occurring in South Korea are given. Smicroplectrus erosus (Holmgren, 1857) and S. quinquecinctus (Gravenhorst, 1820) are excluded from the South Korean fauna. Key words: Hymenoptera, Exyston, Ichneumonidae, key, Khabarovsk Territory, new species, Russia, Smicroplectrus, South Korea, taxonomy, Tryphoninae ОБЗОР ВИДОВ РОДОВ SMICROPLECTRUS THOMSON, 1883 И EXYSTON SCHIØDTE, 1839 (HYMENOPTERA: ICHNEUMONIDAE: TRYPHONINAE) КОРЕИ Д.Р. Каспарян1*, Е. Балуева2 Дж.-В. Ли2 и Г.В. Канг2 1Зоологический институт Российской академии наук, Университетская наб. 1, Санкт-Петербург, 199034, Россия; e-mail: [email protected] 2Department of life Sciences, Yeungnam University, Gyeongsan, 712-749, Republic of Korea e-mail: : [email protected] (BALUEVA), [email protected] (LEE) РЕЗЮМЕ Два эволюционно близких рода трибы Exenterini (Ichneumonidae, Tryphoninae) – Smicroplectrus Thomson and Exyston Schiødte – Южной Кореи рассмотрены по материалам коллекции Yeungnam University (YNU), * Corresponding author / Автор-корреспондент. 106 D.R. Kasparyan et al. Gyeongsan [Йоннамский Университет, Кенсан], Два вида Smicroplectrus были указаны ранее для Кореи (Cha and Lee 1988): Smicroplectrus erosus (Holmgren, 1857) и S. quinquecinctus (Gravenhorst, 1820). В действительно- сти этот материал включает 5 видов Exenterini, которые относятся к 2 родам трибы: Smicroplectrus pedicellatus sp. nov., S. melanocerus sp. nov., S. actenon Kasparyan, 1976, Exyston clementi (Kerrich, 1952) и E. sibiricus (Kerrich, 1952). Три последних вида отмечаются для Кореи впервые. Новый вид S. pedicellatus близко родственен S. irroratus Kasparyan, 1990, обитающему на юге Дальнего Востока России; для обоих видов характерна свет- лая (коричневато-желтая) птеростигма, а также более или менее гладкие тергиты с отчетливой пунктиров- кой и без характерной шероховатой скульптуры, которая типична для большинства других видов рода; по сочетанию этих двух признаков оба эти вида могут быть легко отделены от прочих. В отличие от S. irroratus и S. melanocerus sp nov., педицел S. pedicellatus снизу полностью желтый, и строение полей проподеума у него отличается. S. melanocerus во многом сходен c S. modestus Kasparyan, 1976 (Россия: о. Кунашир), но в отли- чие от S. modestus тазики у него красные, а апикальная половина усиков полностью черная. Для каждого из этих родов приведены определительные таблицы видов Кореи. Smicroplectrus erosus (Holmgren, 1857) and S. quinquecinctus (Gravenhorst, 1820) исключены из списка видов фауны Кореи. Ключевые слова: Hymenoptera, Exyston, Ichneumonidae, определитель, Хабаровский край, новые виды, Россия, Smicroplectrus, Южная Корея, таксономия, Tryphoninae INTRODUCTION MATERIAL AND METHODS Closely related ichneumonids genera Smicroplec- Holotypes of the new species and majority of trus and Exyston belong to the tribe Exenterini (Try- paratypes are deposited in the Department of Life Sci- phoninae). Palaearctic fauna of these genera includes ences, Yeungnam University, Gyeongsan, South Korea about 35 species which were revised by senior author (YNU); 4 paratypes – in the Zoological Institute RAS, (Kasparyan 1975, 1976, 1990). Some later was pub- Saint Petersburg, Russia (ZIN). Types of palaearctic lished a review of Exenterini of Korea (Cha and Lee species of genera Smicroplectrus and Exyston were stud- 1988; Lee and Cha 1996, 2000; Lee et al. 1995). This ied (Kasparyan 1975, 1976, 1990). Additional material Korean material is deposited in Department of life of many European Museums was examined including Sciences, Yeungnam University (YNU), Gyeongsan, the Museum of Zoology of Moscow University (MSU). South Korea; at April 2014 material was revised by Taxonomy follows Henry Townes (Townes 1969) and D.R. Kasparyan. the catalogue TaxaPad (Yu et al. 2012). In the collection of YNU there are about 30 speci- Photographs were taken with a DFC 290 digital camera attached to a Leica MZ16 stereomicroscope, mens from Korea incorrectly determined before as and the partially focused images were combined us- two West Palearctic species “Smicroplectrus erosus ing Helicon Focus software. (Holmgren, 1857)” and “S. quinquecinctus (Graven- The following abbreviations are used for Prov- horst 1820)”. This material really includes 5 species inces of South Korea: CB – Chungcheongbuk, of two genera of Exenterini: Smicroplectrus pedicel- GW – Gangwon-do, GB – Gyeongsangbuk-do, GN – latus sp. nov., S. melanocerus sp. nov., S. actenon Kas- Gyeongsangnam-do. paryan, 1976, Exyston clementi (Kerrich 1952) and E. sibiricus (Kerrich 1952). Three latter species are SYSTEMATICS recorded for Korea for the first time. Thus two West Palaearctic species of Smicroplectrus (S. erosus and Family Ichneumonidae Latreille, 1802 S. quinquecinctus) must be excluded from check list Subfamily Tryphoninae Shuckard, 1840 of Exenterini of Korea. The habitus and colouration Tribe Exenterini Förster, 1869 of two Exyston species really are very similar to that (=Cteniscini Thomson, 1883) of Smicroplectrus and both species were described originally in the last genus (Kerrich 1952). Differ- Tribe Exenterini comprising 14 genera and about ences between these two genera and between all 230 species in World fauna. All representatives of Korean species are given below in a key. tribe differ from other Tryphoninae and all other Ich- Review of Smicroplectrus and Exyston of Korea 107 neumonidae by distinct autapomorphy – complete black to reddish brown); flagellum reddish yellow absence spurs on hind tibia and presence only one ventrally and blackish dorsally. Pterostigma usually spur on mid tibia. blackish-brown with pale base. Male usually darker: face with a median triangular black spot below anten- Genus Smicroplectrus Thomson, 1883 nal sockets, gena only with small yellow marking just beyond base of mandible, yellow pattern of mesosoma reduced, whitish band on hind margins of tergite 5 Type species: Exenterus jucundus Holmgren, and subsequent ones narrower. Here, in descriptions 1857. of the new species, only deviation from this type of Kerrich 1952: 393 (revision of 8 Palaearctic spe- colouration is given. cies); Mason 1956: 124 (revision of 7 Nearctic spe- cies); Kasparyan 1976: 285; Kasparyan 1990: 102 (revision of 22 Palaearctic species); Yu et al. 2012 Smicroplectrus pedicellatus Kasparyan sp. nov. (catalogue). (Figs 1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 13, 14) Smicroplectrus is a moderately large Holarctic genus with 4 Holarctic species, 7 Nearctic endemics Diagnosis. Smicroplectrus pedicellatus sp. nov. (Mason 1956) and 20 Palaearctic endemics (Kas- seems to be closely related to S. irroratus Kasparyan, paryan 1976, 1990). The species are parasitoids of 1990 (occurs in south of Russian Far East) in having nematini-sawflies (Tenthredinidae) of genera Am- pterostigma pale (brownish-yellow), and tergite 2 auronematus, Decanematus, Pteronidea (all on Salix) (and 3) mainly smooth, with distinct punctures and and Larinematus imperfectus Zadd. (on Larix). without in their basal 0.6 extensive scabrous sculp- The genus may be easily distinguished by modi- ture typical of other congeners. Unlike S. irroratus, fication of subtegular ridge which developed into S. pedicellatus sp. nov. possesses antenna with 30–32 a lamella that projects upward to touch or almost flagellomeres (28–29 flagellomeres in S. irroratus), touch lower lateral edge of tegula, and by presence pedicel yellow ventrally, epimeron only at apex small anteroventral tooth on apical margin of hind distinctly yellow, propodeum entirely black (lateral tibia (Townes 1969). Colouration is also typical of carinae of apical area in S. irroratus yellow and very the genus. Body black with following whitish-yellow strong), its basal area wider and apical area usu- pattern (in female): scape below, face, often orbits of ally smoother and with median longitudinal carina frons, clypeus and malar space completely, mandible (compare Figs 10 and 12), tergite 1 rugose, without (except for teeth), palpi, lower part of gena (lower distinct punctures, its baso-lateral projection angular part of temple), postgenae, propleron, anterior mar- and black (baso-lateral projection rounded, broad and gin of lateral part of pronotum, its lower and hind yellowish in S. irroratus); ovipositor straight (curved corners, tegulae of front and hind wings, plates in upward at apex in S. irroratus), ovarian egg larger and base of wings, usually prepectus (except for fuscous dark brown (Fig. 14). Differences S. pedicellatus sp. impression beyond the fore coxa, subtegular edge nov. from S. melanocerus sp. nov. are given in the key. of mesopleuron, apex of epimeron (or occasionally Description. Female. Fore wing 8.5 mm. Antenna epimeron entirely), usually mesonotal flange beyond with 32 flagellomeres. Inner eye orbits hardly diver- the tegula, apices of scutellum and postscutellum, gent downward, distance between eyes on frons 0.9 spot at apex of tergite 1, hind margin of tergite 2 times of distance at the level of clypeal foveae. Face at (sometimes in part), hind and lateral margins of sub- the middle about 0.6 times as wide as head and about sequent tergites (these apico-lateral bands on apical as wide as mouth hollow. Malar space 0.4–0.5 times tergites are very wide and usually occupy about half as long as basal width of mandible. Occipital carina and more of visible part of tergites), all sternites sharp, raised as a low lobe at junction with hyposto- (except for a pair dark lateral spots on each sternite), mal carina, joining with this carina almost at right fore coxa, fore and middle trochanters and troch- angle. Oral carina as a low lobe; the depression distad antelli and hind trochantellus. Femora, tibiae and of this carina slightly deeper close to occipital carina tarsi of fore and middle legs pale rufous; hind coxa and extends as a short groove upward along occipital and trochanter reddish or black; hind femur usually carina. Minimal length of gena about half as long as red with blackish pattern before base and apex; hind transverse diameter of eye. Lateral mesonotal flange tibia and tarsus usually blackish (from completely 0.65–0.9 times as wide as tegula. Propodeum with 108 D.R. Kasparyan et al. Figs 1–9. Smicroplectrus pedicellatus sp. nov. (1, 2, 5, 7) and S. melanocerus sp. nov. (3, 4, 6, 8, 9): 1, 3 – female (holotype), habitus, lateral view; 2, 4 – male (paratype), habitus, lateral view; 5–6 – metasomal tergites 2 and 3 of female; 7 – scutellum, postscutellum and propo- deum, dorsal view; 8 – hind leg of female; 9 – antenna of female, ventral view. Review of Smicroplectrus and Exyston of Korea 109 basal area large, subquadrate; areola transverse, not 2.1. Tergite 1 about 1.5 times as long as wide api- separated by carina from basal area, its hind margin cally, its dorsal longitudinal carinae reaching apical angularly penetrated in apical area; costulae diver- 0.75 of tergite; tergite 1 in basal half and between gent from posterior 0.35 of areola (Figs 7, 10). Hind carinae more or less smooth, with isolated punctures, basitarsus 6.0 times as long as wide; ratio of lengths in apical half densely rugose-punctate. Tergite 2 with of first to fifth segments of hind tarsus (i. tars) 9 : 3.9 : dense, distinct, moderately large punctures and with 2.7 : 1.3 : 2.5. Tergite 3 1.7 times as wide as its length separate longitudinal wrinkles, in basal 0.25 with ir- at the level of spiracles. Ovipositor straight (lost), regular rugosity, impunctate. Tergite 3 1.0–1.5 times similar to that of S. melanocerus sp. nov. – Figs 3, 15). as wide as its length on the level of spiracle. Tergites Face and frons with coarse and dense punctures; 3 and 4 smooth, evenly covered with distinct dense temples with punctures moderately fine and sparse. punctures (distances between punctures subequal to Postgena with fine pubescence. Speculum large, their own diameters); subsequent tergites smoother polished, extending forward to anterior 0.6 of me- and with finer punctures. White apical bands on ter- sopleuron. Propodeum with moderately dense and gites 5–7 at most 0.2–0.3 as long as dorsal length of long pubescence. Tergite 1 rugose, tergites 2 and 3 tergite. with distinct punctures, almost smooth (without fine Ovarian egg (Figs 13, 14) 1×0.5 mm, dark brown scabrous sculpture typical most of congeners), and with yellowish thick petiole and dark discoidal an- with weak rugosity in basal 0.2; subsequent tergites chor. smoother and with punctures finer and sparse. Material. Holotype. Female – SOUTH KO- Colouration typical of genus. Antenna blackish REA, GN, Myriang-si, Sannae-myeon, Samyang-ri, dorsally, yellow ventrally, with 3–4 apical flagello- Mt. Gajisan, N 35°37´16´´, E 129°00´11´´, 26 May meres entirely blackish. Face yellow with a median 2001 (J.-W. Lee) (YNU). triangular black spot below antennal sockets. Orbits Paratypes. SOUTH KOREA, GN, Sancheong- of frons yellow only in its lower part (up to level of gun Naeyeonsa, 3 May 1986, 1 male; Yanggu-gun, upper margins of antennal pits). Epimeron brownish Mt. Daeam-san, 30 May 1992 (J.-W. Lee), males; with yellow apex. Scutellum yellow (except for red- Mt. Seorak-san, Temp. Baekdamsa, 3 June 1979, (J.Y dish brown dorsal spot in base and blackish lateral Cha), 1 male; Mt. Taebaek-san, 23 June 1989 (J.Y. sides in their lower half); postscutellum with yel- Cha), 1 male. Mt Hyangnobong (=Hangrobong), low apex. Propodeum completely black. Hind coxa 13 May 1992 (S.M. Ryu), 2 males (YNU, ZIN). GW light red with ventral yellow spot; hind trochanter I Yanggu-gun, Gachilbong, 31 May 1992 (J.-W. Lee), 1 brownish above and yellow ventrally; hind femur red male (ZIN). RUSSIA, Khabarovsk Territory, 15 km with yellow apex and fuscous marking before apex; N of railway station Bikin, Shevki river, 2 June 1983 hind tibia blackish, in extreme base yellow and with (Kasparyan), male (paratype of S. irroratus) (ZIN). black dorso-lateral spot before base. White apical band on tergites 5–6 at least 0.5 as long as dorsal Smicroplectrus melanocerus Kasparyan sp. nov. length of tergite. Pterostigma brownish-yellow with (Figs 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 15–17) brownish anterior margin. Diagnosis. Smicroplectrus melanocerus sp. nov. is Male. In main diagnostic characters male is close to S. nigricornis Kasparyan, 1976 in having api- similar to female: pedicel light yellow ventrally, cal half of antenna entirely blackish; this peculiarity pterostigma pale, punctures of tergites 1–4 distinct differs both species from most of congeners. It is simi- and dense, tergites 2 and 3 without fine scabrous lar also to S. modestus Kasparyan, 1976, but unlike to sculpture, structure of propodeal areas is similar. S. modestus has red coxae. S. melanocerus sp. nov. may Fore wing 6.2–8.2 mm. Antenna with 30–31 flagel- be distinguished from both these species by smooth lomeres. Face at the middle 0.47–0.51 times as wide and distinctly punctured posterior half of tergite 2 as head and about as wide as mouth hollow. Malar and from S. pedicellatus sp. nov. in having pedicel and space 0.25–0.33 as long as basal width of mandible apical half of antenna blackish brown. (about 0.5 – in female). Minimal length of gena about Description. Female (holotype). Fore wing 0.4 times as long as transverse diameter of eye. Hind length 9.0 mm. Antenna with 32–33 flagellomeres. basitarsus shorter and thicker than in female, about Inner orbits of eyes hardly divergent downward, dis- 5.0 times as long as wide; i. tars 6.1 : 3.2 : 2.3 : 1.2 : tance between eyes on frons 0.9 times of distance on 110 D.R. Kasparyan et al. Figs 10–19. Smicroplectrus (10–17) and Exyston (18, 19): 10–12 – dorsal areas of propodeum (10 – S. pedicellatus sp. nov., 11 – S. mela- nocerus sp. nov., 12 – S. irroratus Kasparyan). 13, 14 – S. pedicellatus sp. nov., ovarian egg (13 – dorsal view, 14 – lateral view). 15–17 – S. melanocerus sp. nov. (15 –ovipositor, 16 – egg from ovipositor, 17 – hind tarsal claw). 18, 19 – hind tibia and tarsus (18 – E. clementi Kerrich, 19 – E. sibiricus Kerrich). Review of Smicroplectrus and Exyston of Korea 111 the level of clypeal foveae. Face at the middle about 0.25 of its length); hind tibia blackish in apical 0.4, 0.6 times as wide as head and about as wide as mouth. dark brown in basal 0.6 (dark brown at base and light Malar space 0.3 as long as basal width of mandible. brown ventrally and at the middle). Pterostigma Occipital carina sharp, but at the junction with hy- dark brown with basal 0.27 brownish-yellow. postomal carina is elevated in the low lobe, and joins Male. Fore wing about 8.0 mm. Antenna with with this carina almost at a right angle. Oral carina as about 30 flagellomeres. Main diagnostic characters a low lobe; the area distad of this carina just beyond of male similar that in female: apical half of antenna mandible is narrow, not depressed, slightly extending and pterostigma blackish brown, Tergites 2 and 3 along occipital carina. The minimum length of gena with distinct punctures except for rugosity in basal is approximately half the transverse diameter of eye. 0.2. Colouration darker than in female: face with me- Lateral mesonotal flange 0.75 times as wide as tegula. dian longitudinal black line and black in upper 0.3, Propodeum distinctly areolated; basal area weakly pronotum with an only small yellow spot in its lower bordered laterally, widely depressed anteriorly, not corner, front margin of mesopleuron black, small separated from areola, with longitudinal median basal yellowish spot of hind tibia darkened dorsally, carina (in holotype), almost subquadrate; costula white apical band on tergites 5–7 shorter, 0.15–0.25 divergents near hind corner of areola (Fig. 11). Hind as long as dorsal length of tergite. Parameres whitish basitarsus 5.5 times as long as wide; i. tars 8.5 : 4.3 : with lateral brownish spot. 3 : 1.6 : 2.7; hind tarsal claw with 5 high teeth (Fig. Egg (Fig. 16) 1.0×0.4 mm, brownish-yellow or 17). Tergite 3 1.5 as wide as its length on the level of yellowish. spiracle. Ovipositor straight (Fig. 16). Material examined. Holotype. Female – Face and frons covered with coarse and dense SOUTH KOREA, GW, Hongcheon-gun, Bukhang- punctures; temples with punctures moderately myeon Gwangwon Prov., Enviroment Research Park, coarse and rather sparse, distances between punc- N 35°45´15.6´´, E 127°51´1.7´´, 15–30 May 2012, tures are about 2–3 their diameter. Postgena with coll. S.J. Jang (YNU). fine pubescence. Speculum large, polished, extends Paratypes. SOUTH KOREA: GN, Myriang- forward to anterior 0.65 of mesopleuron. Propodeum si, Sannae-myeon, Samyang-ri, Mt. Gajisan, with moderately dense and long pubescence. Tergite N 35°37´16´´, E 129°00´11´´, 26 May 2001, coll. 1 rugose, in apical 0.33 rugose-punctate, and in basal J.W. Lee, 1 male; CB, Boeun-gun, Songnisan-myeon, 0.67 polished between dorsal longitudinal carinae. Sanae-ri, Mt. Songnisan Beopiusa, N 36°32´29.43´´, Tergite 2 in basal 0.5 predominantly longitudinally E 127°49´57.40´´, 12 May 2000, J.W. Lee, 1 male rugose, and in apical half smooth with distinct sparse (YNU); GW, Hongcheon-gun, Gachilbong, 21–23 punctures. Tergite 3 predominantly smooth with June 1984, coll. G.S. Choi, 1 male (ZIN). irregular fine punctures, and in basal 0.2 scabrous without punctures. Tergite 4 evenly covered with Smicroplectrus actenon Kasparyan, 1976 distinct moderately fine punctures, distances be- tween punctures 2–3 their diameters; subsequent Kasparyan 1976: 291, female, male; holotype: fe- tergites with punctures sparse and finer. male, Russia, Buryatia, Orlik, ex Larinematus imper- Colouration is typical of genus. Antenna blackish fectus Zadd., Larix, 10 VI 1962 (Verzhutzkij) (ZIN). dorsally; scape yellow ventrally; pedicel dark brown; Kasparyan 1990: 104, 105, 111 (key, figs 205–209, flagellomeres 2–12 yellow ventrally, subsequent description, distribution). Kasparyan and Khalaim about 12 flagellomeres from reddish-brown to dark 2007: 360, 361 (key, figs). brown, and apical ones entirely blackish. Fore mar- Diagnosis. Smicroplectrus actenon differs from gin of mesopleuron and epimeron entirely yellow. its congeners in having tarsal claws simple, without Scutellum yellow dorsally (except for triangle dorso- teeth, and hind tibia paler – blackish with whitish- basal blackish spot); postscutellum with yellow apex. yellow pattern at base and ventrally in central Propodeum black with small yellowish spot at apex 0.3–0.5. of apophyses. Coxae yellow; hind coxa with large Material examined. RUSSIA (5 females, 1 male): anterior and posterior basolateral light reddish spot; Irkutsk Prov., Buryatia, Khabarovsk Territory (ZIN), hind trochanter I brownish above and yellow ven- Magadan Prov. (MSU). SOUTH KOREA: GW, trally; hind femur red with blackish apex (dorsally Yanggu-gun Gachilbong, 31 May 1992, coll. J.W. Lee, 112 D.R. Kasparyan et al. 1 female (ZIN); (YNU 7 specimens), including: GW, Exyston is a moderately large Holarctic genus Hangrobong (=Hyangnobong), 13 May 1992, coll. with 20 Nearctic and 12 Palearctic species (Kaspa- S.M. Ryu, 1 female; Gangwon-do, Wonju-si, Panbu- ryan 1990). The species are parasitoids of nematine- myeon, Seogok-ri, Mt. Baegunsan, from Yongsugoi sawflies (Tenthredinidae) but unlike Smicroplectrus to 1087 m peak, 8 May 2001 (C.-H. Park, D.S. Kang prefer the hosts from genera Pachynematus (on & O.-Y.Lim), 1 male (YNU) and 5 specimens more, Poacea), Metallus (on Rubus), Phyllocolpa (on Salix) determined as “S. quinquecinctus”). and Pristiphora (on Tilia and Larix), Larinematus and Anoplonyx (on Larix). In South Korea, only two species are known – Key to species of Smicroplectrus occurring in E. clementi Kerrich, 1952 and E. sibiricus Kerrich, South Korea 1952. Both are widely distributed, mainly in Siberia, but E. clementi originally was described from Alps 1. Tarsal claws simple. Hind tibia with apical spine where it attacks 4 species of larch sawflies (Zinnert strongly reduced; middle 0.5 on hind and ventral sides of tibia whitish or yellowish. Antenna with 27–29 1969). These two species are convergently very simi- flagellomeres (in specimens with fore wing 5.0–6.5 mm lar to Smicroplectrus in colouration being described long). Oral and occipital carinae beyond mandible low, originally in this genus (Kerrich 1952). not raised in flange . . . . . . . . . . . . . S. actenon Kasparyan – Tarsal claws distinctly pectinate. Hind tibia with dis- Exyston clementi (Kerrich, 1952) tinct apical spine, predominantly blackish, sometimes with yellow band at extreme base (Fig. 1). Antenna Kerrich 1952: 404, female [Smicroplectrus; ho- usually with 30–32 flagellomeres; fore wing 6.5–9.0 lotype: female, Austria, “Carinth. alp. C. Boheman” mm long. Oral carina as a low lobe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 (Mus. Stockholm)]. Kasparyan 1975: 302 (Exyston), 2. Tergites 2 and 3 mainly smooth, with distinct punc- tures and without extensive scabrous sculpture in 1999: 84, 93 (key, figs, description, distribution, basal half. Pterostigma pale (honey yellowish). Pedicel hosts). Kasparyan and Khalaim 2007: 352 (key, figs). yellow ventrally. Flagellum blackish dorsally, yellow Material examined. SOUTH KOREA, GB, ventrally, with only 3–5 apical flagellomeres entirely Cheongdo-gun, Unmunsa, 14 May 1988, coll. J.Y. blackish. Apical area of propodeum with median lon- Cha, 1 specimen (YNU). ITALY, Valle d’Aosta, gitudinal carina and entirely black; basal area broad, its 1400 m (1 female, Mus. Turin). RUSSIA (9 speci- lateral carinae strong (Fig. 10). Ovipositor straight. [In mens, ZIN): Irkutsk Prov., Transbaikalsky Terr., closely related S. irroratus Kasparyan from south of the Amurskaya Prov., Khabarovsky Terr., MONGOLIA Russian Far East ovipositor is curved upward at apex, (1 specimen, ZIN). pedicel is blackish, propodeal areas are not as above (Fig. 12) and areas is usually with yellow pattern] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S. pedicellatus sp. nov. Exyston sibiricus (Kerrich, 1952) – Tergites 2 and 3 mainly with extensive scabrous sculp- ture in basal half. Pterostigma blackish brown. Pedicel Kerrich 1952: 403, female [Smicroplectrus; ho- completely blackish or dark brown. Flagellum in apical lo type: female, Russia “Siberia, Eniseisk, J. Sal- half completely blackish. Apical area of propodeum berg” (Mus. Stockholm)]. Townes et al. 1965: 111 without distinct median longitudinal carina; basal area (Exyston). Kasparyan 1975: 304; 1999: 84–86, 99 with anterior portions of lateral carinae obliterated (key, figs, description, distribution, hosts). Kaspa- (Fig. 11) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S. melanocerus sp. nov. ryan and Khalaim 2007: 352 (key, figs). Material examined. SOUTH KOREA (3 speci- Genus Exyston Schiødte, 1839 mens, YNU): [GN] Miryang-si, Sannae-myeon, Sa- myang-ri, Mt. Gajisan, N 35°37´16´´, E 129°00´11´´, Type species: (Ichneumon cinctulus Gravenhorst, 25 May 2001, coll. J.W. Lee; [GB] Cheongdo-gun, 1820) = sponsorius Fabricius 1781. Monobasic. Temp. Unmunsa, 24 May 1989, coll. J.Y. Cha; [GB] Kerrich 1952: 367 (revision of 9 Palaearctic spe- Pohang-si Buk-gu Jukjang-myeon 19 June 1993, coll. cies); Mason 1959: 1067 (revision of 20 Nearctic M.H. Jeong. 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