大兴安岭地区土壤中的暗色丝孢菌Ⅰ

A total of 50 isolates of soil dematiaceous hyphomycetes belonging to 39 species in 18 genera were found from the area of Dahingganling Mountain Range. Among them, Monodictys arxanensis is a new species. Chrysosporium fastidium, Exserohilum pedicellatum, Monodictys asperospora, Papulaspora brachiata, Scolecobasidium anelli, Scolecobasidium verruculosum and Ulocladium tuberculatum are new to China. The other 31 taxa which have been previously reported from China are also listed. Specimens (dried cultures) and living cultures of all fungi studied have been deposited in the Herbarium of Shandong Agricultural University: Plant Pathology (HSAUP).     

Soil dematiaceous hyphomycetes from Dahingganling Mountain Range, Inner Mongolia, China Ⅰ

A total of 50 isolates of soil dematiaceous hyphomycetes belonging to 39 species in 18 genera were found from the area of Dahingganling Mountain Range. Among them, Monodictys arxanensis is a new species. Chrysosporium fastidium, Exserohilum pedicellatum, Monodictys asperospora, Papulaspora brachiata, Scolecobasidium anelli, Scolecobasidium verruculosum and Ulocladium tuberculatum are new to China. The other 31 taxa which have been previously reported from China are also listed. Specimens （dried cultures） and living cultures of all fungi studied have been deposited in the Herbarium of Shandong Agricultural University： Plant Pathology （HSAUP）.     

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.     

细基格孢属一新种和两个中国新记录种

A new species and two new Chinese records in the genus Ulocladium from soil are reported. New species is Ulocladium leve, and the new records are U. alternariae and U. consortiale. Latin diagnosis of the new species is presented. Holotype specimen (dried culture) of the new species and dried cultures of two new records are deposited in the Herbarium of Shandong Agricultural University: Plant Pathology (HSAUP).     

A new species and two new records of Ulocladium from China

A new species and two new Chinese records in the genus Ulocladium from soil are reported. New species is Ulocladium leve, and the new records are U. alternariae and U. consortiale. Latin diagnosis of the new species is presented. Holotype specimen （dried culture） of the new species and dried cultures of two new records are deposited in the Herbarium of Shandong Agricultural University： Plant Pathology （HSAUP）.     

NEW GENUS AND NEW SPECIES OF ISOMETOPIDAE FROM CHINA (Hemiptera - Heteroptera)

The present paper deals with four species belonging to three genera, in which a genus (Paraletabo gen. nov.) and four species are described as new to science, a genus (Sophianus Distant) is recorded for the first time from China. The type specimens are deposited in the Department of Biology, Nankai University. The new genus and new species are briefly diangnosed as follows.     

Lysimachia septemfida(Primulaceae),a new species from Yunnan,China

A new species, Lysimachia septemfida(Primulaceae), from Yunnan(Southwest China) is described and illustrated. The new species exhibits several unusual characters in Lysimachia including lack of a corolla,7-merous flowers, leaves in whorls of 3 and distinct multicellular nodiferous hairs, which make it readily distinguishable from all other species in this genus. The diagnostic differences between this new species and its suppositive allies are given. In addition, the systematic placement of this new species is also discussed based on an ITS molecular tree.     

On the genus Eumyllocerus Sharp （Coleoptera： Curculionidae： Entiminae） with description of two new species from China

Two new species of the genus Eumyllocerus Sharp, 1896, of the subfamily Entiminae Schoenherr, 1823, are described from China. Eumyllocerus longisetus sp. n. may be distinguished from other species of the genus by its long bristle-like, erect setae on the intervals, each of which is longer than the width of the second interval, the setae arrangedin double rows, and its shell-like, shiny, dense, metallic green scales. Eumyllocerus rotundicorpus sp. n. may be distinguished from any other Eumyllocerus species by its oval and inflated elytral shape, short stout metepisternum, small humeri, elytral setae shorter than 0.5 times the width of the second interval, the setae arranged in double rows, and its golden copper and pearl gray scales. The taxonomy of the genus is discussed. The two new species are described and habitus photographs and figures of diagnostic characters are provided. The type specimens of the new species are deposited in the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China (holotype and paratypes) and the Korean Entomological Institute, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (paratypes).     

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.     

NEW RECORDS OF CROTONIOIDEA FROM CHINA, WITH DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES OF ALLONOTHRUS (AGARI: ORIBAIDA)

A majority of known species of Crotonioidea inhabit leaf litter or upper soil horizons, where they feed on fungi or decomposing higher plant material; some inhabit specialized rnicro-habitats, such as tree, bog or spring. The superfamily encompasses, approximately 400 species representing 32 genera in nine families. Although this superfamily is relatively well known in the European and Soviet part of the Palearctic region, it is almost unknown in China.This paper reports 29 species of crotonioid mites in China representing 13 genera in 6 families. Among them one species is described as new and 27 species are recorded for the first time from China.     

Addition of Ptyas nigromarginata （Blyth, 1854） （Squamata： Colubridae） to the Snake Fauna of Thailand with Preliminary Remarks on Its Distribution

The first record of Ptyas nigromarginata(Blyth,1854) from Thailand and a new record from China are reported.Literature and internet sources were searched for previous records of this species to establish its geographic and altitudinal distributions in Asia.The distribution in India was adapted to the new state division of the northern part of the country.The results show that the species almost exclusively occurs in hill evergreen and montane forests of the Himalayan foothills and mountain ranges continuous with it,at altitudes of 1000–2300 m above sea level.     

FURTHER STUDY ON OSTRACODES FROM THE TAIYUAN FORMATION OF XINGYANG, GONGXIAN AREA, HENAN

The ostracodes were collected from the Taiyuan Formation of Xingyang, Gongxian area ,Henan. They comprise 35 species in 24 genera, of which 13 species in 7 genera are reported for the first time from China and 8 species in 2 genera are identified as planktonic elements. The discovery of planktonic ostracodes from the Taiyuan Formation is important for the reconstruction of palaeogeography and sedimentary history in this area during the     

THE BITING MIDGES OF CAMBODIA,WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF TWO NEW SPECIES(DIPTERA:CERATOPOGONIDAE)

A lot of biting midges collected from Cambodia (Phnom-penh, Komp- ong Som, Suong) in Ⅱ-Ⅳ, 1976 were studied. A total of 16 species belong-ing to 2 genera——Leptoconops and Culicoides are obtained. Among them, 2species are described as new to ecience and 10 species are new records forCambodian fauna. A new revised list of biting midges containing 20 speciesare known from Cambodia up to date. It shows that the record of Culicoidesinnoxius Sen et Das Gupta, 1959 from Cambodia is the new synonym ofCulicoides malagae Macfie, 1937. All type specimens are deposited in theDepartment of Parasitology, Second Military Madical College, Shanghai,China.