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Norwegian Journal of Entomology - Norsk entomologisk forening

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Hansen & Hodkinson: Cacopsylla visci (Homoptera: Psyllidae) in Norway<br />

Fig. 1. The distribution <strong>of</strong> Mistletoe (Viscum album) in Fennoscandia and Denmark (after Hultén<br />

1971, Lid 1985). Introduced populations are not included.<br />

is quite abundant on the island, and attacks several<br />

hosts (e.g. Crataegus, Malus, Rosa, Frangula),<br />

but most frequently lime (Tilia cordata), on<br />

which the psyllids were found. One <strong>of</strong> the limetrees<br />

where the psyllids were collected, is shown<br />

in Figure 2. This tree suffers from quite heavily<br />

attacs <strong>of</strong> mistletoe.<br />

The vernacular <strong>Norwegian</strong> name «mistelteinsuger»<br />

is suggested.<br />

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DISTRIBUTION<br />

C. visci is not recorded from Sweden, Denmark,<br />

Finland, or the Baltic countries, but is found in<br />

Austria, the former Czechoslovakia, France,<br />

Hungary, Poland, Switzerland, U.K. and the<br />

southwestern parts <strong>of</strong> the former USSR, including<br />

Georgia and the Ukraine (Klima szew ski 1973).<br />

The present record represents most probably a<br />

new northern limit for the species. Even though<br />

C. visci has not been recorded elsewhere in<br />

Fennoscandia and Denmark, it may follow

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