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WANZEN AUS OBERÖSTERRICH (Hemiptera, Heteroptera) ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature Zeitschrift/Journal: Naturkundliches Jahrbuch der Stadt Linz (Linz) Jahr/Year: 1972 Band/Volume: 18 Autor(en)/Author(s): Lughofer Franz Artikel/Article: Wanzen aus Oberösterreich (Hemiptera, Heteroptera) Teil 2. 83- 125 © Naturkdl. Station Stadt Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at FRANZ LUGHOFER: WANZEN AUS OBERÖSTERRICH (Hemiptera, Heteroptera) Teil II Familie Berytidae Subfamilie Berytinae 306. Neides tipularius (L.) Sarleinsbach, Linz, Pulgarn (Hohenstein), Marchtrenk. Marchtrenk (in einer Schottergrube in Grasbüschel), ebenso in Wegscheid bei Linz (auch unter Grasbüschel) und in St. Martin bei Linz (Schotter- grube) (Lgh.). Die Art scheint nur lokal häufiger zu sein, allerdings ist sie auch leicht zu übersehen, da sie sich am Grunde des Rasens aufhält, daher selten in den Kätscher gelangt; nur einmal wurde sie von Lughof er in Marchtrenk am Bahndamm gekätschert. f. favosa FB. Ein einziges Weibchen dieser meines Erachtens zweifelhaften Art fand Kloiber in Marchtrenk im Rasen (14. Juli 1926). 307. Berytinus (Berytinus) clavipes (F.) Aigen-Schlägl (H. P.), Sarleinsbach, Freistadt (KL), Aisttal, Linz, Pulgarn, Marchtrenk (Kl., H. P.), Kirchdorf, Micheldorf, Klaus (H. P., Kl., Redtb.), Pergern, Schoberstein im Ennstal (Petz), Haselgraben/Hornbachgraben (Lgh.). Das ganze Jahr im Rasen; zwischen Wiesenmoos, am Fuß von Bäumen, nicht selten; Redtenbacher fand die Art unter Erica und Juniperus. f. macroptera (H. P. fand nur $$) dm April und Juli, nur einzeln. 6 : 9 = 1 :1 308. Berytinus (Berytinus) minor (H. S.) Sarleinsbach, Ottensheim (Gusenbachtal), Linz, Ebelsberg, Steyregg, Pul- garn, Perg, Steyr, Garsten, Grünburg, Marchtrenk (KL, Schbg., Petz, K. u. H. P.); weiters: Doppl bei Linz, Katzgraben (unter Wiesenmoos), Pulgarn (Hohenstein), Steyrtal (Leonstein) — auf einer Bergwiese ge- kätschert (Lgh.). Häufiger als vorige, wie diese das ganze Jahr im Rasen und unter Wiesen- moos, am Fuß von Bäumen, im Winter ebendort und unter Fallaub. 309. Berytinus (Berytinellus STI.) crassipes (H. S.) Sarleinsbach, Linz, Steyregg, Marchtrenk (H. P., KL), Doppl bei Linz (am 83 © Naturkdl. Station Stadt Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at Rande einer Schottergrube im Rasen) (Lgh.). Im Rasen der Wiesen wohl das ganze Jahr, bei uns nicht selten. 310. Berytinus (Berytinellus STI.) montivagus montivagus (M.-D.) Linz, Steyregg, Marchtrenk (KL, H. P.), (Lgh.). Bei uns nicht häufig und anscheinend nur an warmen Stellen; im Rasen — ein Stück klopfte H. Priesner von Prunus. Beide Geschlechter macropter sowie brachypter (April bis August). 311. Berytinus (Berytinellus STI.) signoreti (FB.) Linz, Freistadt, Steyregg, Oberbairing, Marchtrenk, Klaus, Micheldorf (KL, Schbg., H. P.). Das ganze Jahr im Rasen, häufiger als die vorige Art, im Winter auch unter Fallaub. 312. Berytinus (Berytinellus STI.) striola (FR.) Von dieser seltenen Art fand Lughofer zwei Exemplare in Marchtrenk im September unter Moos und ein Exemplar Kremslehner am 8. Mai 1966 in Ternberg im Ennstal. Subfamilie Metacanthinae 313. Metatropis rufescens rufescens (H. S.) Linz (H. P.), Losenstein (Mitterberger); Ebelsberg (Schiitenberg) auf Circaea lutetiana (Lgh.). Man fand die Art im Juni und Juli, und zwar nur auf Circaea lutetiana in schattigen Waldgräben. 314. Gampsocoris (Metacanthus) punctipes (GM.) In der Umgebung von Linz an verschiedenen Stellen, auf trockenen Brach- feldern, Holzschlägen (K. u. H. P.) — Marchtrenk, Gunskirchen, Wegscheid bei Linz (Lgh.). Ein überwinterndes Stück fand H. Priesner im März unter Veronica officinalis. Familie Lygaeidae Subfamilie Lygaeinae 315. Tropidothorax leucopterus (Gz.) Bei Klaus im Kremstal auf Gentiana asclepiadea und Salvia glutinosa in einem Holzschlag massenhaft, auch auf Pernstein im Kremstal (Redtb.); ebenfalls in Klaus gefunden (H. P.); weiters im Ennstal auf der „Kreuz- mauer" bei Trattenbach sowie im Steyrtal (Kienberg-Südhang) in Anzahl (Lgh.). 316. Lygaeus (Spilostethus) equestris (L.) Linz (H. P.), Kremsmünster (Pfeiffer), Leonstein (Redtb.); weiters Grama- stetten (Rodltal und Ranitzgraben), Trattenbach (Kreuzmauer), Steyrtal (Kienberg-Südhang), Plesching (Lgh.), Traunstein-Südseite (800 m) (Kim.); Trattenbach (Kr.). 84 © Naturkdl. Station Stadt Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 316 a. Lygaeus (Spilostethus) saxatüis (SCOP.) Linz, Steyregg, Pulgarn, St. Georgen a. d. Gusen, Traunauen, Marchtrenk, Wels, Kirchdorf, Grünburg, Steyr, Große Dirn im Ennstal; aber wohl überall, auch subalpin. Weitere Fundorte: Wegscheid bei Linz, Ebelsberg (Mönchgraben), Plesching, Luftenberg bei Pulgarn, Ternberg im Ennstal, Trattenbach im Ennstal (Kreuzmauer), Schön bei Klaus, Leonstein (Rienerberger Klamm). Wohl von allen Wanzensammlern gesammelt. 317. Melanocoryphus albomaculatus (Gz.) Gallneukirchen (Oberndorf), Gutau (Waldaisttal), Hirschbach; sämtliche auf Holzschlägen, unter Rindenschüppchen von Fichten-Wurzelstöcken hervor- kriechend (Lgh.). Bei uns jedenfalls nicht häufig. 318. Arocatus roeseli (SCHL.) Von dieser seltenen Art befinden sich nur drei Exemplare in der Museal- sammlung: ein Stück von K. Priesner ohne Fundortangabe, ein Stück aus dem Haselgraben bei Linz (H. P.) und ein Stück vom Pfenningberg (1. April 1952, Reichl). 319. Nysius (Nithecus) jacobaeae (SCHL.) Linz (Kirchschlag, Lichtenberg), Schoberstein im Ennstal, Kremsursprung, Kaibling, Gradenalm (Redtb., H. P.); stets subalpin, auf Waldwiesen, stel- lenweise zahlreich. c$ : ? = 1 : 1 320. Nysius (Nysius) thymi (W.) Linz (Wegscheid, Doppl, Heilhamer Au, Plesching, Schiffslände) (H., K. P., Kl., Lgh.). Wahrscheinlich das ganze Jahr als Imago (und Larve?) im Rasen, über- wiegend Weibchen. 321. Nysius (Tropinysius) senecionis (SCHL.) Linz, Perg, Grein (H., K. P., Schbg.), Plesching bei Linz (Lgh.). Auf niedrigen Pflanzen, auf Alnus incana, Berberis und unter Calluna, nicht selten. 322. Nysius (Macroparius) helveticus (H. S.) [N. lineatus (C.)] Linz (Kl., H. P.), Sarleinsbach (Kl.), Gallneukirchen (Oberndorf) auf Calluna vulgaris, zahlreich (Lgh.). Im Juli und August stets an Calluna vulgaris, an manchen Stellen nicht selten; Larve im Juli. 323. Nysius (Ortholomus) punctipennis (H. S.) Linz-Umgeb. (Wegscheid, Doppl) häufig (Lgh.), Marchtrenk, Juli bis September von H. Priesner am trockenen Eisenbahndamm gekätschert (H. P., Lgh.). Subfamilie Ischnorrhynchinae 324. Kleidocerys (Ischnorrhynchus) resedae (Pz.) Linz, Sarleinsbach, Kremsmünster, Kirchdorf, Steyr; in der Umgebung 85 © Naturkdl. Station Stadt Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at von Linz: Dießenleiten, Gründberg, Plesching, Ebelsberg (Schiitenberg), häufig auf Alnus viridis, speziell im Frühjahr an deren Kätzchen, nach Redtenbacher auf Alnus glutinosa, nach Lughofer auf Lonicera und Eiche, nicht selten. Von Kremslehner in Ternberg im Ennstal, Oktober, f. flavicornis DUDA Linz, viel seltener (K. P.). Subfamilie Cyminae 325. Cymus claviculus (FN.) Linz, Grein, Marchtrenk, Klaus (Kl., H. P.), Steyr (Petz), im Frühjahr und Winter unter Calluna, Fallaub und im Rasen, im Sommer im Rasen, an trockenen Stellen; viel mehr Männchen als Weibchen. 326. Cymus glandicolor H. Linz (Doppl, Hainzenbachgraben, Auhof), Aigen-Schlägl, Arbing, Traun- auen, Marchtrenk, Gmunden, Hackelberg bei Viechtwang, Kremsmünster, Leonstein, Kirchdorf, Klaus, Gradenalm, Roßleithen, Steyr, Schoberstein im Ennstal, Ibmer Moos. Eine gemeine Art, die zahlreich auf Blößen und Waldwiesen vorkommt; an nassen Stellen besonders auf Scirpus, aber auch an Juncus, Typha und Calamagrostis, von April bis September; die Art überwintert in beiden Geschlechtern unter Fallaub. 327. Cymus melanocephalus FB. Linz, Pregarten, Perg (H., K. P., Kl.); Umgebung Linz (Auhof, St. Magda- lena, Plesching); weiters Gallspach (Vornwald) (Lgh.), Ternberg im Enns- tal (Kr.). Überall an feuchten Stellen (Bachränder), aber auch auf Holzschlägen, an Juncus, April bis Oktober. 328. Cymus obliquus Hv. Linz, Altenberg, Pregarten, Mühllacken, Grein, Marchtrenk, Leonstein, Ibmer Moos. Wie die vorige, doch weniger häufig, fast immer in Gesellschaft mit ihr; an Scirpus lacustris. Im Winter fand man sie im Rasen am Fuß von Föhren und unter Fallaub. Subfamilie Blissinae 329. Dimorphopterus spinolai (SGN.) Linz (Wegscheid), Ebelsberg (Mönchgraben), massenhaft in Marchtrenk, stets nur auf Calamagrostis epigeios. Die Form mit vollständigen Flügeldecken selten, nur einzeln. Fünf Stück aus Marchtrenk (Lgh.). Subfamilie Geocorinae 330. Geocoris grylloides (L.) In Oberösterreich selten. — Ein einziges Weibchen fand Kloiber im Sep- 86 © Naturkdl. Station Stadt Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at tember bei Linz (Plesching). In Wegscheid bei Linz von Lughofer im Juli 17 Stück auf niedriger Vegetation gekätschert. — Bemerkt wird, daß es sich hier um einen kleinen Platz in der Größe von ca. 20 Quadratmetern ge- handelt hat, der heute bereits eingeebnet und verbaut ist. Von Krems- lehner wurde in St. Valentin, Niederösterreich, am 30. Juli 1968 ein Exemplar gefunden. 331. Geocoris dispar (WG.) Von dieser ebenfalls seltenen Art wurde nur ein Stück von H. Priesner im September im Puchenauer Graben bei Linz an einem trockenen Hang (Ericetum) gefunden. Subfamilie Artheneinae 332. Chilacis typhae (PR.) Von Kremslehner in St. Valentin, Niederösterreich, am 28. Juli 1968 an Typha-Kolben gefunden. Daß diese Art aus Oberösterreich bisher noch von keinem Sammler ge- meldet wurde, ist wohl darauf zurückzuführen, daß die
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