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New and Corrected Records on Distribution of Finnish Heteroptera Entomologica Fennica. Vol. 4: 19. 29 .III.l993 New and corrected records on distribution of Finnish Heteroptera Tapio Lammes & Veikko Rinne Tapia Lammes, Sorolaisenkatu 6, FIN-21200 Raisio, Finland Veikko Rinne, Zoological Museum, University ofTurku, FIN-20500 Turku Finland We have recently published maps of the provin­ EH: cial distribution of Finnish Heteroptera (Lammes Plagiognathus vitellinus (Scholtz): Jokioinen, & Rinne 1990). Careful reading of the maps has manor of Jokioinen, 6749:308, 28.7.1991, TL revealed some missplaced dots, which are cor­ rected in this article. Numerous new provincial EP: records are also listed. Most of the specimens are deposited in our Corixa dentipes (Thomson): Ilmajoki, Alajoki, personal collections or in Zoological Museum of 6972:277, 1.8.1990, V .-M. Mukkala (nymph) Turku University. Macrotylus cruciatus (R.F.Sahlberg): Kauhajoki, Koskenkyla, 6930:251,8.7.1991, TL (5th in­ star nymphs on Geranium sylvaticum) PH: New records Orthops campestris (Linnaeus): Ahtari, Ohra­ Collectors: TL = T. Lammes, VR = V. Rinne. niemi, 6953:348,4.7.1991, TL PS: V: Aradus crenaticollis R.F.Sahlberg: Nilsia, 70183: Aelia klugi Hahn: Kiikala, old airport, 6710:315, 5523, 16.6.1988, P. Rassi 25.7.1991, TL Agramma tropidopterum Flor: Marttila, Karhun­ PK: peranrahka, 6723:283, 13.8.1991, VR Trigonotylus fuscitarsis Lammes: Kiikala, 6709: Chlamydatus opacus (Zetterstedt): Valtimo, vil­ 316, 25.7.1991, VR lage, 7064:591, 2.8.1991, TL C. wilkinsoni (Douglas & Scott): Nurmes, Joki­ kyla, 7054:596, 3.8.1991, TL St: Dicyphus constrictus (Boheman): Kitee, Terva­ Anthocoris limbatus Fieber: Huittinen, Kytta!an­ vaara, 6892:645, 5.8.1991, TL haara, 6800:261, 27.7.1991, TL & VR Megaloceraea recticornis (Geoffroy): eg. Kitee, Holcostethus vernalis (Wolff): Rauma commune, Papinniemi, 6883:655,4.8.1991 , TL Sorkka, 6796:210,27.8.1991, TL Megalocoleus pilosus (Schrank): eg. Valtimo, Lygocoris rhamnicola (Reuter): Huittinen, Kyt­ village, 7064:591,2.8.1991, TL talanhaara, 6800:261,27.7.1991, TL & VR Micracanthia marginalis (Fallen): Valtimo, Hal­ Trapezonotus desertus Seidenstiicker: Alastaro, mejarvi, 7077:588,2.8.1991, TL Virttaankangas, 6771:266 and Oripaa, Saky­ Nabis ericetorum Scholtz: Kitee, Papinniemi Ianhaiju, 6771:262,9.6.1991, TL crossroads, 6887:653,4.8.1991, TL 20 Lammes & Rinne: Finnish Heteroptera • ENTOMOL. FENNICA Vol. 3 N. rugosus (Linnaeus): Kitee, Juurikka, 6880:658, Macrotylus cruciatus (R.F.Sahlberg): Alajarvi, 4.8.1991, TL Koskenvarsi, 6990:335,7.7.1991, TL Orthotylus nassatus (Fabricius): Kesalahti, rail­ Nabis inscriptus (Kirby): Vimpeli, Hallapuro, way station, 6867:647, 5.8.1991, TL 7010:352,5.7.1991, TL 0. virens (Fallen): Kitee, Tervavaara, 6892:645, Placochilus seladonicus (Fallen): Alajarvi, Koi­ 5.8.1991, TL vula, 6984:334, 7.7.1991, TL (5th instar Philomyrmex insignis R.F.Sahlberg: Liperi, nymphs on Knautia arvensis) 695:62, 1.5.1990, P.Turunen Phimodera lapponica (Zetterstedt): Kitee, Pa­ PeP: pinniemi crossroads, 6887:653,4.8.1991, TL Dicyphus globulifer (Fallen): Keminmaa, Kalk­ Phytocoris intricatus Flor: Valtimo, village, 7064: kimaa, 7314:384, 1.7.1991, VR 591, 2.8.1991, TL P. pini Kirschbaum: Kesalahti, railway station, SoL: 6867:647,5.8.1991, TL P. populi (Linnaeus): Kesalahti, railway station, Aradus pictus Barensprung: Sodankyla, 75825: 6867:647, 5.8.1991, TL 5159, 4.7.1989, P. Rassi Pilophorus cinnamopterus (Kirschbaum): eg. Valtimo, Halmejarvi, 7077:588,2.8.1991, TL Corrections: Plagiognathus albipennis (Fallen): Kitee, Juu­ rikka, 6880:658,4.8.1991, TL Aradus laeviusculus Reuter: add PeP Psallus ambiguus (Fallen): Kitee, Papinniemi A. pictus Barensprung: delete PeP, add OP crossroads, 6887:653,4.8.1991, TL Atractotomus mario J.Sahlberg: add EP P. graminicola (Zetterstedt): Valtimo, Halme­ Capsus wagneri Remane: add KiL and SoL jarvi, 7077:588, 2.8.1991, TL Eremocoris plebeius (Fallen): add EH Stenotus binotatus (Fabricius): Kitee, Puhos, Sa/icarus roseri (Herrich-Schaffer): add ES 6889:653, 3.8.1991, TL Sigarafalleni (Fieber): add ES Stictopleurus punctatonervosus (Goeze): Kitee, Strongylocoris niger (Herrich-Schaffer): delete Juurikka, 6880:658,4.8.1991, TL OP Temnostethus gracilis (Horvath): Kitee, Juurikka, Temnostethus pusillus (Herrich-Schaffer): delete 6880:658,4.8.1991, TL U, add A Xylocoris formicetorum (Boheman): add A KP: Calocoris biclavatus (Herrich-Schaffer): Vimpeli, References Koskela, 7076:347, 5.7.1991, TL (5th instar nymphs) Lammes, T. & Rinne, V. 1990: Maps of the provincial Ischnocoris angustulus (Boheman): Vimpeli, distribution of Finnish Heteroptera. - Entomol. Hallapuro, 7010:352,5.7.1991, TL Fennica I :209-220. .
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