Crustacea: Copepoda - Cerambycoidea.com

CHALCIDOIDEA
Chalcididae
Neochalcis fertoni - Believed to be a parasitoid of aculeata Hymenoptera nesting in twigs and
stems; Norfolk (Askew, 1992b).
Eurytomidae
Eurytoma arctica Thomson - Has been reared from pupae of the ash Fraxinus bark beetle
Hylesinus fraxini.
Eurytoma nodularis – in GB??. Reported as a parasitoid of Passaloecus corniger wasps
elsewhere in Europe.
Perilampidae
Perilampus micans Dalman - Has been reared from Lyctus beetle larvae (Ferrière & Kerrich,
1958).
Pteromalidae: Cleonyminae include species parasitic on insect larvae in concealed
situations, including deadwood and leaf-mines.
Cleonymus laticornis Walker* - Parasitic on deadwood Coleoptera; has been reared in
England from the longhorn beetle Molorchus minor. Widely distributed in Europe.
(Graham 1969).
Cleonymus obscurus Walker - Has been reared in France from the elm Ulmus bark beetle
Scolytus scolytus.(Graham 1969).
Macromesinae
Macromesus amphiretus Walker – Most recorded hosts are Scolytidae on Coniferae on the
Continent, where it is widely scattered. The only reported British host is however
Phloeophthorus rhododactylus on broom Cytisus scoparius. A rare and very localised
species in Britain: Wytham Wood (Berks), Romsey (S. Hants) and Silwood Park
(Berks) (Askew & Shaw, 2001).
Spalangiinae
Spalangia crassicornis Boucek - Hosts are myrmecophilous Diptera associated with the ant
Lasius fuliginosus.(Graham 1969).
Cerocephalinae
Cerocephala cornigera Westwood - Has been found in Poland as a parasite of the ash
Fraxinus bark beetle Leperesinus orni. (Graham 1969).
Cerocephala rufa (Walker) - Has been reared in central Europe from Anobiidae, Agrilus and
Xylocleptes. Possibly a secondary parasite through Spathius exarator (L.)
(Braconidae). (Graham 1969).
Theocolax formiciformis Westwood* - Well known as a parasite of Anobium spp; and has
been said to attach Leperesinus fraxini, but this may be erroneous. (Graham 1969).
Miscogasterinae
Trigonoderus cyanescens (Forster) - Biology unknown (Graham 1969).
Trigonoderus filatus Walker - Has been reared in Sweden from the longhorn beetle
Pogonocherus hispidus.(Graham 1969).
Trigonoderus princeps Westwood* - Has been reared in Sweden from Scolytus ratzeburgi.
(Graham 1969).
Trigonoderus pulcher Walker - Biology unknown (Graham 1969).
Plutothrix acuminata (Thomson)
Plutothrix cisae Hedqvist - Probably a parasite of the beetle Cis boleti (Graham 1969).
Plutothrix coelius (Walker)* - Has been reared from the beetle Anobium punctatum in
southern England & Ireland (Graham 1969); widespread in Europe.
Plutothrix obtusiclava Graham - Silwood Park, Berkshire, on alder Alnus (Graham, 1993)
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