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LEAF-BEETLES FROM THE AREA BISTRIłA BÂRGĂULUI- COLIBIłA- PIATRA FÂNTÂNELE (NE ROMANIA)<br />

Table 1. (continued)<br />

Nr.<br />

Crt.<br />

Subfamily/ species Date Nr.<br />

Ind.<br />

IX. Cassidinae Gyllenhal, 1813<br />

63 Cassida (Odontionycha) viridis 04.05 5<br />

Linnaeus, 1758<br />

64 Cassida (Cassida) rubiginosa O.F.<br />

Muller, 1776<br />

65 Cassida (Cassida) stigmatica Suffrian,<br />

1844<br />

66 Cassida (Cassida) vibex Linnaeus,<br />

1767<br />

67 Cassida (Cassida) pannonica,<br />

Suffrian, 1849<br />

68 Cassida (Cassida) prasina Illiger,<br />

1789<br />

24.05<br />

24.05<br />

24.06<br />

24.06<br />

28.07<br />

24.06<br />

29.07<br />

14<br />

3<br />

4<br />

2<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

Rel.<br />

ab. %<br />

0,96<br />

2,71<br />

0,58<br />

0,77<br />

0,38<br />

0,19<br />

0,19<br />

0,19<br />

Place of capture/<br />

habitat<br />

-BistriŃa Bârgăului<br />

alluvial forest with<br />

Salix and Alnus<br />

- Şoimului de sus,<br />

valley, hyg. veg.<br />

- Şoimului de sus,<br />

valley, association<br />

with Coryllus .<br />

- Şoimului de sus,<br />

valley, hyg. veg.<br />

-Tăul Zânelor, on<br />

herbs<br />

-MiŃa, hyg. veg. on<br />

Dălbidan valley<br />

-Tăul Zânelor, on<br />

herbs<br />

-Popasul Şoimului,<br />

alluvial forest with<br />

Salix and Alnus,<br />

Barber traps<br />

26.06 1 0,19 - Piatra Fântânele,<br />

mezo-hyg. veg.<br />

24.05 1 0,19 -Popasul Şoimului,<br />

alluvial forest with<br />

Salix and Alnus<br />

23.05<br />

1<br />

0,19<br />

-ColibiŃa, grazed lawn<br />

-Piatra Fântânele,<br />

grazed lawn<br />

26.06 1 0,19<br />

29.07 1 0,19 -ColibiŃa, mez.lawn,<br />

Barber trap<br />

Abbreviations: Nr. Crt.= current number; Nr. Ind.= number of individuals; Rel. ab.= relative<br />

abundance; hyg.= hygrophilous; mezo-hyg.=mezzo-hygrophilous; veg.= vegetation; mez.=<br />

mezophilous; S.= South; sp.= species<br />

Reffering to the distribution of the registered species on subfamilies (Fig. 1.),<br />

the Chrysomelinae subfamily have had the greatest number of species, indicating the<br />

mezophilous to mezzo-hygrophilous character of the majority of the habitats existing in<br />

the investigated area. Also great number of species was registered in Halticinae and<br />

Cryptocephalinae subfamilies, indicating the prsence of some mezophilous or mezzoxerophilous<br />

habitats, areas preffered by the majority of the species of these groups.<br />

Concerning the gnera, the best represented was Chrysolina genus (Fig. 2.) with a large<br />

variety of sub-genera (see also Table 1.), followed by Cryptocephalus, Cassida and<br />

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