SOME NEW SPECIES OF RHOPALOCERA IN CHINA,Ⅱ.

In the present paper, six new species and fourteen new subspecies of Chinese butter-flies belonging to 6 families and 16 genera are described. The butterflies here dealt with were collected by Chinese and Soviet entomologistsduring their joint expeditions to Southwest China (chiefly in S. and S.-W. Yunnan) in theyears 1955--1957. The characteristics of new species and subspecies are given as follows:     

STUDIES ON THE TAXONOMY AND ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CHINESE ORETINAE (LEPIDOPTERA: DREPANIDAE)

A total of 3 genera and 26 species of the Chinese Oretinae are represented in this paper; among them 13 species are described as new to science. All the type specimens are deposited in the Institute of Zoology. An account of the geographic distribution is given in accompanying with a distribution map. From the distribution of 23 species,of Oreta, the richest areas are ap-     

内生真菌IV. Sporormiella属的两个中国新记录种(英文)

In a survey of endophytic fungi associated with medicinal plants, two species of the genus Sporormiella Ellis ＆ Everh. were isolated in 2005. So far only one species S. minimoides was reported in China （Wang ＆ Guo, 2004）. The two species are found to be new records in China, and they are redescribed and illustrated herein.     

SIX NEW SPECIES OF TINOCALLIS MATSUMURA AND A NEW SPECIES OF SINOTHERIOAPHIS ZHANG, GEN. NOV. FROM CHINA (APHIDOIDEA: CALLAPHIDIDAE)

This paper deals with 12 species of Callaphididae from China. Among them 7 species and a genus are described as new to science. All the types are deposited in the Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica. Tinocallis hemipteleae Zhang, sp. nov. (figs. 1—12) Allied to T. takachihoensis Higuchi, 1972, but forewing with pigment bordering the veins, with spots at apices of veins, and with apical 1/5 of Rs indistinct; 1st segment of all tarsi with 7 setae; 3rd antennal segment with 14—18 transversely elongate sensoria.     

NEW COREIDAE FROM CHINA (HEMIPTERA, HETEROPTERA) Ⅲ.

Seventeen genera and twenty species of Coreidae are reported from China in thepresent paper, four species belonging to the subfamily Pseudophloeinae, six to Rhopalinaeand ten to Alydinae. Among them eight species are recorded for the first time from thiscountry, while all the remaining are described as new species. Four new genera are alsodescribed. The new genera and new species are briefly characterized below.     

NOTES ON THE GENUS RETICULITERMES HOLMGREN FROM GUIZHOU PROVINCE,CHINA(ISOPTERA:RHINOTERMITIDAE)

The present paper deals with forteen species of the genus Reticulitermesfrom Guizhou Province collected in 1978—1984.They are summarized in thefollowing key,in which three species are new to scince.All measurements arein millimeters.All the type specimens are kept in the Guangdong EntomologicalInstitute and a part of the para-type specimens separately deposited in theGuizhou Institute of Forestry.     

RESULTS OF THE ZOOLOGICO-BOTANICAL EXPEDITION OF ACADEMIA SINICA AND ACADEMY OF SCIENCES USSR TO SOUTHWEST CHINA 1955--1957(COLEOPTERA, LANGURIIDAE)

The Languriid beetles here dealt with were collected by Chinese and Soviet entomolo-gists during their co-operative expeditions to Yunnan in the years 1955---1957 and to Sze-chuan in 1955. The collection contains 35 species of which 6 are new to science and 9were hitherto unknown from China. The new species are characterized as follows:Tetralanguria apicata, n. sp. (fig. 1)     

NINE NEW SPECIES OF THE GENUS STYLOTERMES FROM CHINA (Isoptera)

The present paper deals with nineteen species of the genus Styloter mes from China, in which some species are revised. They are summarized in the following key, in which nine species are described as new to science. Stylotermes choui is named in honour of Professor Chou Io, Chief Editor of Entomotaxonomia. All type specimens are kept in Guangdong Institute of Entomology.     

TAXONOMY, MYCOGEOGRAPHY AND ECTO-MYCORRHIZAL ASSOCIATION OF THE BOLETALES FROM CHINA I．FAMILY STROBILOMYCETACEAE

More thart 231 species belonging to the families Strobilomycetaceae and Boletazeae are reported in China There are 4 genem of the family S~obilomycetaceae known from China_The list is based ott herbarium specimens and lileratttre．48 taxa are listed with collectors,data and localities,mycogeogmphic distribution and mycorrhizal association∽diseussed A key to genera is provided     

保护中国的植物遗产(英文)

China’s rich floral diversity includes more than 33 000 vascular plant species,representing approximately 10 percent of all known plant species.Over half of these species are endemic to China.However,China’s rapid economic development in the last 30 years and continuous population growth have seriously damaged plant resources in the wild and the ecological environment,resulting in a dramatic increase in the number of endangered species.There are nearly 4 000 to 5 000 higher plants that are now threatened or on the verge of extinction.To help halt the loss of Chinese plant diversity,Botanic Gardens Conservation International(BGCI) has developed a China programme and opened its first office based in Guangzhou in 2008.This office works along with Chinese partners aiming to secure Chinese plant diversity through integrated conservation approaches with reintroduction/population reinforcement,engagement of local communities in conservation activities,capacity building in horticulture and environmental education and public outreach.     

NOTES ON THE CENTROTYPUS FROM CHINA (Homoptera: Membracidae)

Eight species of Centrotypus St?l from China are noted in the present paper. Five among them are new to science. Two species are new records to Chinese fauna. These eight species are listed in the following key. Key to species of genus Centrotypus from China     

A NEW SPECIES OF THE FRESH-WATER GENUS NOTODROMAS (OSTRACODA) FROM HEILONGJIANG, NORTHEAST CHINA

The new ostracode Notodromas sinensis from a pool near Daqing City, Heilongjiang, Northeast China, is described. A full account of the morphology of this species is given in order to elucidate the terminology used in such studies. Attention is drawn to features that are regarded as important in the classification of freshwater ostracodes.     

THE SPECIES PROBLEM IN ClTRUS L.Materials for Chinese Rutaceae (Ⅴ)

<正> Citrus, a genus of south eastern Asia and the vicinity, kinds of the more economic value are now widely cultivated in all warmer parts of the world. The cultivated and also the wild species are believed to be native of subtropical regions of south eastern Asia, few authors believed that the region from south China to the mountain slops of north eastern India as the center of origin. Botanical evidc     

NOTES ON THE GENUS NEOPODOCINUM IN CHINA,WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF TWO NEW SPECIES(ACARINA:MACROCHELIDAE)

The present paper deals with four species of the genus Neopodocinumoff scarabaeid beetles in China, among them Neopodocinum sinicum and N.gunnanense are new to science, the deutonymph of N. dehongense is descri-bed for the first time, and N. vanderhammeni is collected in southwestChina for the first time. The type materials are deposited in the Depart-ment of Parasitology, Guiyang Medical College.Keys to the females and malesof 6 known Chinese species of the genus Neopodocinum are appended.     

NOVAJ KORIDALEDOJ EL GUANGXI,CINIO NEW FISHFLIES FROM GUANGXI,CHINA(Megaloptera:Corydalidae)

The present paper deals with 6 genera and 10 species of the familyCorydalidae from Guangxi Province, China. Among them 2 genera and 1species are recorded for the first time in China, and 9 species are described asnew to science and diagnosed as follows:     

ON NEW SPECIES OF THE FAMILY THOMISIDAE FROM CHINA (ARACHNIDA: ARANEAE)

The present paper deals with nine species of spiders belonging to the. family .Thomisidae from China, types are deposited in the Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica, Beijing and the Department of Biology, Bethune Medical University, Changchun, respectively. Diagnoses ofnew species are as follows:new speties are as follows:     

A SUMMARIZED REPORT ON REDUVIINAE OF CHINA (HEMIPTERA: REDUVIIDAE)

The present paper enumerates 42 species of 16 genera of the subfamily Reduviinae discovered in China. Among them eight genera and 10 species are recorded for the first time from this country (new records marked with an) while 14 species are described as new to science. Acanthaspis aberrans China, representing the female of A. westermanni, is sunk as a junior synonym of A. westermanni Reut. Reduvius ursinus Jak., representing the female of R. fasciatus, is sunk as a junior synonym of R. fasciatus Reut. Keys to genera and species are given.     

NEW SPECIES AND NEW RECORDS OF LYGUS (SUBG. APOLYGUS) FROM CHINA(HEMIPTERA: MIRIDAE)

The present paper deals with ten species of the genus Lygus Hahn (subg. Apolygus)collected from China. Among them eight species are described as new to science and twospecies are recorded for the first time in this country. Type specimens except otherwise no-ted are kept in the Biology Department of Nankai University,Lygus (Apolygus) hilaris (Horvath) New record from China: Zhejiang.     

Pollen Morphology of Parnassia L. （Parnassiaceae） and Its Systematic Implications

The pollen morphology of 28 species of Parnassia L. was investigated with light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The shape of pollen grains in this genus varies from subspheroidal to prolate in equatorial view and is three-lobed circular in the polar view. Pollen grains are usually radially symmetrical, isopolar, tricolporate or syntricolporate, with reticulate sculpture. The pollen characteristics among species are fairly similar to each other. Morphological information regarding the pollen grains shows that Parnassia is a natural genus. Based on exine ornamentation observed under SEM, three types of pollen grains were recognized: (i) type I, with foveolate-reticulate sculpture; (ii) type II, with a finely reticulate sculpture; and (iii) type III, with a coarsely reticulate sculpture. Most sections of this genus have one type of sculpture of pollen morphology, but Sect. Nectarotrilobos has three types of sculpture and Sect.Saxifragastrum has two types of sculpture. All three types of sculpture can be found in Southwest China,with species with the longest (Parnassia delavayi Franch.) and shortest (Parnassiafaberi Oliv.) colpi,implying that Southwest China is the center of diversification of the genus.