Crustacea: Copepoda - Cerambycoidea.com

Afrephialtes cicatricosa (Ratzeburg) - Reared from the clearwing moth Synanthedon
formicaeformis in sallow Salix branches. Rare; Dorset. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Perithous scurra (Panzer)* - Hosts are aculeates nesting in standing timber with soft rotten
wood, such as the digger wasp Pemphredon. Moderately common and widespread.
(Fitton et al, 1988).
Pseudorhyssa alpestris (Holmgren) - Mostly reared from the woodwasp Xiphydria camelus; a
cleptoparasite, using the oviposition drill hole left by the pimpline wasp Rhyssella
approximator to reach the host larva. Rare, known from only six localities in central
southern England. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Poemenia collaris (Haupt) - Reared from a piece of dead elder Sambucus containing nests of
the digger wasp Passaloecus eremita and borings of the beetle ? Ptilinus
pectinicornis; Aylesford Kent. On the Continent reared from Passaloecus corniger.
(Fitton et al, 1988).
Poemenia hectica (Gravenhorst)* - No host records but associated with deadwood. Southern
England & Killarney. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Poemenia notata Holmgren - Associated with the digger wasp Passaloecus eremita; Kent.
(Fitton et al, 1988).
Deuteroxorides elevator (Panzer) =albitarsus (Gravenhorst)* - Hosts are wood-boring
beetles, especially longhorn beetles, but also the weevil Mesites tardii. Southern
England and Co Wicklow. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Podoschistus scutellaris (Desvignes) - No host records, but collected on standing dead oak
Quercus with longhorn beetles. Southern England and Wales. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Rhyssa persuasoria (Linnaeus)* - Parasitoid of wood wasps Siricidae inhabiting conifers;
uncommon, but widely distributed in GB and Ireland. (Fitton et al, 1988)..
Rhyssella approximator (Fabricius) - Parasitoid of the Xiphydria woodwasps. Uncommon;
widely distributed in England and Scotland. (Fitton et al, 1988).
Ichneumonidae: Xoridinae - The larvae feed as external parasites of immature stages
of wood-boring beetles.
Ischnoceros caligatus (Gravenhorst) - Uncommon; lowland England.
Ischnoceros rusticus (Geoffroy) - On various longhorn beetles; has been taken in cell of
Rhagium inquisitor; fairly common & widespread.
Odontocolon dentipes (Gmelin) - On longhorn beetles; uncommon, Inverness & Ireland.
Odontocolon quercinum (Thomson) - On wood-boring weevils, possibly also scarabaeid
beetles; rare: Devon & Berks.
Xorides brachylabis (Kreichbaumer) - Parasite of longhorn beetles, incl. those in spruce
Picea timber; rare: Lowland England.
Xorides csikii Clement - One Surrey record.
Xorides fuligator (Thunberg) - Fairly common over England & Wales.
Xorides gravenhorstii (Curtis) - On longhorn beetles; uncommon, S England.
Xorides irrigator (Fabricius) - Parasite of Mesosa nebulosa & other longhorn beetles;
Ofxordshire.
Xorides niger (Pfeffer) - Rare, Berkshire.
Xorides praecatorius (Fabricius) - Reported to be parasite of Leiopus nebulosus & other oak
Quercus longhorns; uncommon: S England to Herefordshire.
Xorides rufipes (Gravenhorst) - One Oxfordshire record.
Xorides rusticus (Desvignes) - One record Bewdley, Wyre Forest.
Xorides securiformis (Holmgren) - Reported to be a parasite of the longhorn Leiopus
nebulosus.
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