Studies on Norwegian Aphids - Norsk entomologisk forening

Fjelddalen (1964) from VE: Sem and Borre
and Nnv: Hadsel.
AK: As on Avena sativa 11. VIII 1965 (leg.
Heikinheimo, in Iitt.). HOy: Vikebygd: F\1lrdespollen
on Agrostis tenuis 12. VIII 1958,
Tysnes: Anuglo on Rosa sp. 17. IX 1953. Fana:
Biological Station on Rosa sp. 2. VI 1951 and
23. IX 1961 and on Sorbus intermedia 23. IX
1961. Nsy: Bodin: Vag\1lnes on Avena sativa
2. VIII 1950.
Trappings in yellow trays: AK: As: Vollebekk,
Ry: Hetland: Forus, HOy: Fana: Biological
Station.
Geographical distribution: Europe, North
America. It is known from Sweden, Denmark,
Finland, Iceland and Great Britain.
Metopolophium festucae (Theobald 1917)
First published from Norway by Heikinheimo
(1966) from SFi: Aurland.
Ry: Klepp: 0ksnevad on Poa sp. 29. VIII
1955. HOy: Fana: Biological Station on Juncw'
effusus 6. VIII 1952 and on unidentified grasses
5. VI 1961, Stend on Achillea millefolium
(accidentally) 26. VIII 1955 and on unidentified
grasses 29. VI 1954, Radal on Luzula silvatica
15. VI 1954.
Trappings in yellow trays: Ry: Hetland:
Forus, HOy: Fana: Stend and Biological Station.
Geographical distribution: Great Britain,
Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Denmark,
Finland, Iceland.
Metopolophium frisicum Hille Ris Lambers
1947.
Published here for the first time from Norway.
HOy: Fana: Biological Station on unidentified
grasses 5. VI 1961, Radal on Frageria
vesca 8. VI 1954.
Trappings in yellow trays: HOy: Fana:
Stend and Biological Station.
Geographical distribution: Netherlands,
Great Britain, Germany, Sweden.
Metopolophium tenerum Hille Ris Lambers
1947.
STUDIES ON NORWEGIAN APHIDS 7
Published here for the first time from Norway.
Ry: Hetland: Forus by thrashing of grasses
22. VIII 1956. HOy: Fana: Biological Station
by thrashing of grasses 5. VI 1961, Festevik by
thrashing of grasses 21. VI 1959, Radal on
Deschampsia flexuosa 8. VI 1958.
Geographical distribution: Netherlands,
Great Britain, Germany, Sweden.
CRYPTAPHIS Hille Ris Lambers 1947
Cryptaphis poae (Hardy 1850)
(= C. setiger Hille Ris Lambers 1947)
Published here for the first time from Scandinavia.
HOy: Fana: Stend trapped in yellow trays.
I have not as yet found the species on its
host plants, which according to HiIle Ris Lambers
are Festuca ovina and Holcus mollis.
Geographical distribution: Netherlands,
Great Britain.
CORYLOBIUM Mordvilko 1914
Corylobium avellanae (Schrank 1801)
Published here for the first time from Norway.
HOy: Fana: L\1lnningehamn on Corylus ave/lana
12. VIII 1961.
The species was found as two apterae on
the petioles of young shoots. One specimen
was of a reddish brown colour, the other was
green.
Geographical distribution: Europe. It is
known from Sweden, Denmark, Finland and
Great Britain.
MACROSIPHUM Passerini 1860
Macrosiphum cholodkovskyi Mordvilko 1909.
H. Siebke 1874: Aphis pisi Kaltenbach
First recorded from Norway by Siebke
(1874). According to Hille Ris Lambers (1939)
Kaltenbach's Aphis pisi is partly synonymous
with Macrosiphum cholodkovskyi Mordvilko.
As Siebke's record is from Spiraea ulmaria
(= Filipendula ulmaria) it seems reasonable to
record his find under this species.