Crustacea: Copepoda - Cerambycoidea.com

Anatella alpina Plassmann* - RDB3
Anatella ankeli Plassmann* - RDB3
Anatella bremia Chandler
Anatella ciliata Winnertz*
Anatella dampfi Landrock - RDB3
Anatella emergens Caspers*
Anatella flavomaculata Edwards* - Reared from the ascomycete Cudoniella aciculare on a
rotten oak stump.
Anatella lenis Dziedzicki* - Nationally Scarce. Reared from the wood-decay fungus Exidia
glandulosa.
Anatella longisetosa Dziedzicki*
Anatella minuta (Staeger)
Anatella pseudogibba Plassmann - RDB1
Anatella setigera Edwards*
Anatella simpatica Dziedzicki*
Anatella turi Dziedzicki*
Anatella unguigera Edwards*
Brachypeza armata Winnertz* - RDB2. Has been reared from Pleurotus sp., like other
members of the genus, but also recorded from terrestrial Cortinarius and Hydnum spp.
Brachypeza bisignata Winnertz - Nationally Scarce. Has been reared from Pleurotus
ostreatus.
Brachypeza radiata Jenkinson - Repeatedly reared from Pleurotus, chiefly P.cornucopiae but
also P.ostreatus, and possibly confined mainly to this fungus genus - there is an
Estonian record from Armillaria mellea; common.
Dynatosoma cochleare Edwards - RDB2. Reared from under pine bark at Loch Maree
(probably a pupation site; larvae likely to be on polypore fungi like other members of
the genus). All records from Scottish pinewoods except one from Conford, Sussex.
Dynatosoma fuscicorne (Meigen)* - Develop in a wide range of polypores, large larvae at
base of tube layer.
Dynatosoma nigromaculatum Lundström - RDB3. Develops in Fomes fomentarius and also a
record from Panellus serotinus; a very local species confined in Britain to the Scottish
Highlands, seen around Fomes there in 1997.
Dynatosoma norwegiense Zaitzev & Okland = thoracicum sensu Landrock - Biology
unknown but closely related non-British species develop in Laetiporus sulphureus.
Only known in Britain from four localities in south-east England.
Epicypta aterrima (Zetterstedt)* - Case-bearing larvae live on surface of dead wood.
Exechia bicincta (Staeger) - Reared from Pleurotus ostreatus, Pluteus salicinus and some
terrestrial agarics.
Exechia fusca (Meigen)* - Polyphagous in fungi, both wood-decay (some soft polypores) and
terrestrial species.
Exechia lucidula (Zetterstedt) - RDB2. Mostly develops in terrestrial agarics, but a few
records from wood-decay species, Pholiota and Kuehneromyces.
Exechia macula Chandler - Rearing records from Armillaria as well as some terrestrial
agarics.
Exechia parva (Lundström)* - Polyphagous in agarics, including both wood-decay and
terrestrial species.
Exechia repanda Johannsen* - Mostly reared from terrestrial agarics but also from
Kuehneromyces mutabilis.
Tarnania fenestralis (Meigen)* - Has been reared from rotten wood.
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