Trissolcus semistriatus (Nees, 1834)

Fig. 5

Teleas semistriatus Nees, 1834: 290 . Type locality: Germany, Sickershausen.

Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860: 169 . Type locality: Sweden, Dalarna.

Telenomus frontalis Thomson, 1860: 170 . Type locality: Sweden, Ivö.

Telenomus nigripes Thomson, 1860: 170 . Type locality: Sweden, Västergötland.

Telenomus nigrita Thomson, 1860: 171–172 . Type locality: Sweden, Ringsjön.

Telenomus ovulorum Thomson, 1860: 171 . Type locality: Sweden.

Telenomus nomas Förster syn. nov., 1861: 41. Type locality: Switzerland.

Teleas pentatomae Rondani, 1877: 199 . Type locality: Italy.

Asolcus nigripedius Nakagawa, 1900: 17 . Type locality: Japan.

Microphanurus alexeevi Meier, 1949: 114 . Type locality: former USSR.

Microphanurus schtepetelnikovae Meier, 1949 . Type locality: former USSR. Microphanurus djadetshko Ryakhovskii, 1959 . Type locality: Ukraine.

Asolcus nigribasalis Voegelé, 1962: 155 . Type locality: Morocco.

Asolcus nixomartini Javahery, 1968: 419, 429–430. Type locality: England, Berkshire. Asolcus silwoodensis Javahery, 1968: 419, 425, 428–429. Type locality: England, Berkshire. Trissolcus artus Kozlov & Lê, 1977: 512, 519. Type locality: Mongolia.

Telenomus semistriatus – Thomson 1860: 171.

Telenomus ovulorum – Mayr 1879: 704.

Telenomus nigritus – Dalla Torre 1898: 517 (emendation).

Telenomus pentatomae – Dalla Torre 1898: 518.

Aphanurus frontalis – Kieffer 1912: 81.

Aphanurus grandis – Kieffer 1912: 76.

Aphanurus nigripes – Kieffer 1912: 75.

Aphanurus nigrita – Kieffer 1912: 79-80.

Aphanurus nomas – Kieffer 1912: 84.

Aphanurus semistriatus – Kieffer 1912: 74.

Liophanurus pentatomae – Kieffer 1912: 69.

Microphanurus frontalis – Kieffer 1926: 91, 103.

Microphanurus grandis – Kieffer 1926: 91–99.

Microphanurus nigripes – Kieffer 1926: 91, 98.

Microphanurus nigritus – Kieffer 1926: 91, 100. Microphanurus nomas – Kieffer 1926: 104. Microphanurus semistriatus – Kieffer 1926: 91, 97. Asolcus semistriatus – Masner 1959: 376. — Szabó 1976: 176, 178 (neotype designation). Microphanurus stschepetilnicovae – Ryakhovskii 1959: 83 (misspelling). Asolcus grandis – Delucchi 1961: 44, 60. Microphanurus alexeevi – Kozlov 1963: 295. Microphanurus schtepetelnikovae – Kozlov 1963: 295. Asolcus nigribasalis – Voegelé 1969: 151 (junior synonym of Microphanurus djadetshko Ryakhovskii,

1959). Trissolcus nigripedius – Masner 1964: 146. — Talamas et al. 2017: 120. Asolcus djadetshko – Viktorov 1964: 1015, 1021. Trissolcus djadetshko – Viktorov 1967: 91. — Talamas et al. 2017: 129. Telenomus frontali s – Kozlov 1968: 214 (junior synonym of Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860). Telenomus nigripes – Kozlov 1968: 214 (junior synonym of Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860).

— Fergusson 1984: 230 (lectotype designation). Telenomus nigrita – Kozlov 1968: 214 (junior synonym of Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860). Trissolcus grandis – Viktorov 1967: 91. — Kozlov 1968: 200, 214 (lectotype designation). — Talamas et al. 2017: 129. Trissolcus semistriatus – Kozlov 1968: 200. Trissolcus pentatomae – Bin 1974: 463 — Talamas et al. 2017: 130. Asolcus nixomartini – Kozlov & Lê 1977: 512 (junior synonym of Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860). Asolcus silwoodensis – Kozlov & Lê 1977: 512 (junior synonym of Telenomus grandis Thomson, 1860). Trissolcus nigribasalis – Kozlov & Lê 1977: 518. Trissolcus nigripes – Fergusson 1978: 120. Trissolcus nixomartini – Fergusson 1978: 120. Trissolcus silwoodensis – Fergusson 1978: 120. Trissolcus artus – Talamas et al. 2017: 128.

Material examined

Neotype of Teleas semistriatus Nees

[ AUSTRIA] • 1 ♀ (right of pin); NHMW-HYM#0006904.

Syntypes of Telenomus nomas Förster

[ SWITZERLAND] • 6 ♀♀; NHMW-HYM#0005390 • 1 ♂; NHMW-HYM#0005392 .

Remarks

The female specimen of Trissolcus semistriatus to the left of the pin was designated as a “paraneotype” by Szabó (1976), an invalid designation. Two additional minuten pins on the same cork have lost their specimens. Telenomus nomas (Fig. 5) clearly belongs to Trissolcus based on the 5-merous clava, T2 wider than long, and presence of the subacropleural sulcus (Talamas et al. 2017). It was identified to species using the keys in Talamas et al. (2017) and Tortorici et al. (2019). A7 with two papillary sensilla (Fig. 5A), complete netrion sulcus (Fig. 5A) and the smooth mesoscutal humeral sulcus (Fig. 5B) are diagnostic characters that place this species as a junior synonym of Tr. semistriatus .