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This catalogue and atlas summarize all available evidence on the distribution and ecology of the leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria. Species accounts include taxonomic status, synonymy, all known localities in Bulgaria and data on the distribution and habitat preferences. Most of the species distributions are mapped. The book is addressed to taxonomists, collectors, nature conservationsts and biogeographers.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)

Zoocartographia Balcanica VOLUME 3

A Distributional Atlas and Catalogue of the Leaf Beetles of Bulgaria (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) Blagoy Gruev and Vassil Tomov

Sofia–Moscow 2007

Address for correspondence: Dr Blagoy Gruev University of Plovdiv “Paisii Hilendarski” Tzar Assen Str. 24 Plovdiv 4000, Bulgaria

© Pensoft Publishers ISBN-10: 954-642-271-1 ISBN-13: 978-954-642-271-2 Pensoft Series Faunistica No. 55 ISSN 1312-0174

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Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 1 Distribution maps and species accounts .............................................................................. 3 Donaciinae ............................................................................................................................ 3 Orsodacninae ...................................................................................................................... 14 Zeugophorinae .................................................................................................................... 16 Criocerinae .......................................................................................................................... 17 Clytrinae .............................................................................................................................. 23 Cryptocephalinae ............................................................................................................... 39 Lamprosomatinae .............................................................................................................. 77 Eumolpinae ......................................................................................................................... 77 Chrysomelinae .................................................................................................................... 84 Galerucinae ....................................................................................................................... 134 Alticinae ............................................................................................................................ 150 Hispinae ............................................................................................................................. 297 Cassidinae ......................................................................................................................... 299 References .............................................................................................................................. 317 Index ....................................................................................................................................... 334

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA

INTRODUCTION The Chrysomelidae family is one of the richest in order Coleoptera. There are more than 35,000 known species in the world. It is estimated, however, that their number is most probably closer to 50,000. At present, the program “Fauna Europea” is beeng launched, which will provide an answer to the question how many the species inhabiting Europe are. In our estimation, the number of taxa of that family in the Balkan Peninsula is around 780, of which 522 are found in Bulgaria. The study of leaf beetles in Bulgaria began at the end of the 19 Century. In 1891, И. БАССАНОВИЧ recorded the first species for Bulgaria – Altica (= Haltica) oleracea L., and in 1900 J. WEISE described the new species Luperus rhilensis. Later, a lot of Bulgarian and foreign entomologists contributed to the broadening of the knowledge of leaf bettle fauna in Bulgaria with their publications about various orders of insects. More significant contributions are those of Д. ЙОАКИМОВ, А. МАРКОВИЧ, Н. НЕДЯЛКОВ, В. КОВАЧЕВ, V. APFELBECK and J. ROUBAL. Special research of leaf beetles in Bulgaria began in the 70’s of the last century. The first work to assemble together the data about the reported species was “Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae” (GRUEV and TOMOV, 1984, 1986) in the monographic series “Fauna bulgarica” (vol. 13 and vol. 6) of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. New taxa for the science have been described, based on material from Bulgaria: Lamellosus (subgenus) Tomov, 1979; Rhodopaea angelovi Gruev et Tomov, 1968; Chrysolina globosa reprehensa Bechyné, 1950; Ch. notiophila Bechyné, 1952; Oreina plagiata schipkana (Jakob, 1953); O. speciosissima drenskii (Gruev, 1974); Timarcha melica Bechyné, 1947; Luperus rhilensis Weise, 1900; Aeschrocnemis rhilensis (Gruev, 1974); A. rhodopensis (Gruev, 1973); A. slavica (Gruev, 1979); Chaetocnema imitatrix Gruev, 1990; Longitarsus alfierii furthi Gruev, 1982; L. behnei Gruev et Arnold, 1989; L. bulgaricus Gruev, 1973; L. salviae Gruev, 1975; L. solaris Gruev, 1977; Neocrepidodear impressa obtusangula (J. Daniel, 1904); Orestia bulgarica Heikertinger, 1910; Phyllotreta bulgarica Gruev, 1977; Ph. pontoaegeica Gruev, 1982; Psylliodes illyricus Leonardi et Gruev, 1993; P. magnificus Gruev, 1975. Relicts deserve special attention. Rhodopaea angelovi is a doubtless pre-glacial relict endemic species, belonging to a monotype relict genus with limited local distribution in the northern part of the Rhodopes range. Likely glacial relicts are the representatives of the genus Oreina and some of the species of the genera Chrysolina, Batophila, Minota, Neocrepidodera and Psylliodes, belonging to the Mid-European mountain faunal element (GRUEV, 2002 a). The species described from Bulgaria, including the relict ones, characterize the country as one of the refugia on the Balkans, in which new species have been formed and old ones have survived. Leaf beetles, as their name implies, are phytophagous (larvae and imago). As such, they have their substantial place in natural and human economics. They are an element 1

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV of the national faunal diversity and should be preserved in the natural ecosystems. Effective protection should be provided for the above mentioned relicts and endemics, as well as for the ones enhancing Bulgarian natural beauty (Cryptocephalus, Chrysolina, Oreina, Timarcha). As regards cultivated plant pests, they are successfully restricted by agrarian entomologists.

Treatment This work presents all changes and inclusions in the nomenclature and distribution of Bulgarian leaf beetles, accumulated in scientific literature after the publication of “Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae” in “Fauna bulgarica”. In addition, new distribution data from authors’ collections have been included. UTM gried maps (after ABADJIEV, 2001) have been used for the first time for the Bulgarian Chrysomelidae. The empty circles indicate taxa about which there are insufficiently precise data as to distribution in one or another subregion; black circles indicate a distributional records. Maps (from 1 to 300) are used only for the taxa with infrequent, uneven distribution througaut the country. In each map the regions and subregions have been marked according to the biogeographical division of Bulgaria (ГРУЕВ, 1988 б) (see text under Map 1). In the text, under the valid Latin name of each taxon (with author and year of description), are given: name of the taxon in the original description, literature source, literature sources for Bulgaria, distribution in Bulgaria (for the taxa with widerange distribution the regions are marked I-IV or I-V), period of occurrence (months), host plants, general distribution. On the right of the valid name for the taxa of uneven distribution in brackets are given the relevant map number and the subregions where they were found. The number of taxa for each region or subregion is as follows: I 1 – 318, I 2 – 256, I 3 – 259, I 4 – 273; II 1 – 372, II 2 – 273, II 3 – 224, II 4 – 263; III 1 – 251, III 2 – 243, III 3 – 237, III 4 – 270, III 5 – 272; IV – 131; V 1 – 319, V 2 – 334, V 3 – 291, V 4 – 214, V 5 – 224, V 6 - 107. References are listed alphabetically in two sections: Cyrilic and Latin. Cyrilic names were transliterated into Latin and put in brackets. Their work titles are cited in Bulgarian, then, in square brackets are given the titles of their summaries in English, French or German. When such summaries are lacking, the titles were translated into English.

Acknowledgements We thank our colleagues Dr. PETER BOYADZHIEV and Aspirant MICHAIL KECHEV, of the Plovdiv University Faculty of Biology for mapping the special letter simbols and the biogeographical regions onto UTM maps, and for other valuable technical assistance.

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DISTRIBUTION MAPS AND SPECIES ACCOUNTS (Abbreviations: ab. – above, b. – below, BG - collection of B. Gruev, c. – cave, m. h. - mountain hostel, mr. – manastir, Mt. – mountain, nr. – near, p. – place, res. – reserve, rt. – resort, vill. – village, VT - collection of V. Tomov).

Subfamily DONACIINAE 1. Genus Plateumaris Thomson, 1859 Plateumaris braccata (Scopoli, 1772) (Map 1: V 2) Prionus braccata Scopoli, Ann. Hist. Nat., 5: 100. Donacia abdominalis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34. Plateumaris braccata: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 67; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 14. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Rhodopes: GM45: Velingrad (ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904), in May, on Phragmites. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: West Palaearctis, from Ireland and Spain to Turkestan. Plateumaris consimilis (Schrank, 1781) Leptura consimilis Schrank, Enum. Ins. Austr., p. 155. Plateumaris consimilis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 239; NETOLITZKI, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 358; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 68; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 14; VIG, 2002: 16; GRUEV, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52.. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I - V; the whole country; from lowlands up to 2000 m, from April till July, on Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from West Europe to Japan. Plateumaris rustica (Kunze, 1818) (Map 2: I 1, II 1; V 2) Donacia rustica Kunze, Neue Schrift. Ges. Halle, 2, 4: 31. Plateumaris affinis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 69; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 14; GRUEV, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FL78: vill. Strumeshnitsa (VT); Upper Thrace: LG36: Sadovo (VT), LG89: Stara Zagora (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а); Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Zdravets” (VT), up to 1200-1300 m, from April till June, on Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: West Palaearctis, from Algeria to West Siberia.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Plateumaris sericea (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 3: I 1; II 1; III 4, 5; V 2) Leptura sericea Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10, 1: 397. Plateumaris sericea: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909: 17; ROUBAL, 1931: 363; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 139; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 479; TOMOV, 1979: 175; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 66; VIG, 2002: 16; GRUEV, 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52.. Plateumaris discolor: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909: 17; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 13. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and mountains up to 2000 m (West Bulgaria: Sofia [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909]; South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski [VT]; Mt. Rila: GM18: rt. “Borovets” [VT}, FM97: vill. Cherna Mesta [VT]; Mt. Pirin: FM91: p. “Popina Laka” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974] and m. h. “Yane Sandanski” [VIG, 2002], FM90: vill. Lilyanovo [GRUEV,2006: 52.], GM13: vill. Dobrinishte [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], GM01: Begovitsa Basin [TOMOV, 1979]; Rhodopes: KG93: m. h. “Chudnite Mostove” [АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965]; Upper Thrace: LG36: Sadovo [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909], vill. Gorna Mahala [VT]; East Bulgaria: NH47: vill. Sindel [ROUBAL, 1931]), from April till July, on Carex, Scirpus, Iris. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Spain to Japan. 2. Genus Donacia Fabricius 1775 1. Subgenus Donaciella Reitter, 1920 Donacia (Donaciella) cinerea Herbst, 1784 (Map 4: I 1, I 3; II 1, 4; III 3; V 5) Donacia cinerea Herbst, In: Füessly, Arch. Ins., 5: 100. Donacia cinerea: ТОМОВ, 1973 а: 148; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 478; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 64; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 13; GRUEV, 2003 b: 42, 2006: 52. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 800 m (South-West Bulgaria: Struma Valley FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 2006], FL68: Mt. Ograzhden [VT], FL90: vill. Novo Konomladi [VT], FM75: Blagoevgrad [VT], FL88: Petrich: FL88: p. “Rupite” [VT], Kozhuh Hills [VT]; North-East Bulgaria: NJ84: vill. Ograzhden [VT]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [VT], KG86: vill. Ognyanovo[VT], vill. Gorna Mahala [VT]; Rhodopes: KG75: Peshtera [VT]; Mt. Sakar: vill. Sladun [GRUEV, 2003 b]; Black Sea area: NH74: Obzor [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from April till July, on Typha, Sparganum, Phragmites. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South France, Spain and Ireland to Altai. Donacia (Donaciella) clavipes Fabricius, 1792 (Map 5: II 2; III 5; IV) Donacia clavipes Fabricius, Ent. Syst., 1, 2: 117. Donacia clavipes: ХРИСТОВИЧ, 1892: 338; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 238; APFELBECK, 1916: 357; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 49; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 11; GRUEV, 2004 b: 39. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (West Bulgaria: Sofia [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984]; Stara Planina chain: MH42: ab. Sliven [ХРИСТОВИЧ, 1892], Tundzha Plane: MG27: vill. Kovachevo [ХРИСТОВИЧ, 1892]; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 238; APFELBECK, 1916]), in May and June, on Phalaris, Phragmites, Scirpus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: From Spain and France to North-East China.

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Donacia (Donaciella) tomentosa Ahrens, 1810 (Map 6: III 5) Donacia tomentosa Ahrens, Neue Schrift. Ges. Halle, 1, 3: 42. Donacia tomentosa: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 94; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 63; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 13. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: FN82: ab. Sofia [p. “Vrana”: TOMOV and GRUEV, 1973], in June, on Sagittaria, Butomus, Arundo. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Siberia. 2. Subgenus Donacia Donacia (Donacia) crassipes Fabricius, 1775 (Map 7: IV) Donacia crassipes Fabricius, Ent. Syst., p. 195. Donacia crassipes: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 477; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 50; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 11. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Black Sea area (NG68: res. “Arkutino”: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974), in July, on Nymphaea, Nuphar. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to East Siberia.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA 3. Subgenus Donaciomima Medvedev, 1973 Donacia (Donaciomima) bicolora Zschach, 1788 (Map 8: I 3; II 1; III 1, 5; V 3) Donacia bicolora Zschach, Mus. Laskeanum, p. 27. Donacia bicolora: КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 59; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 11; GRUEV, 2003 b: 42, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1200 m (West Bulgaria: FN55: Dragoman [VT], FN40: Zemen [VT], Mt. Plana [FN90: ab. vill. Kovachevtsi - VT], FN82: Mt Vitosha: Boyana [Sofia - VT]; North Bulgaria: MJ15: Ruse [КОВАЧЕВ, 1905]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [VT]; South-East Bulgaria: MG32: Svilengrad [GRUEV, 2003 b], Mt. Sakar [vill. Balgarin - GRUEV, 2003 b]; Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Zdravets” – VT]), from April till July, on Sparganum, Sagittaria, Glyceria, Carex, Scirpus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Portugal to Kazakhstan. Donacia (Donaciomima) dentata Hoppe, 1795 (Map 9: I 1; II 1, 2; IV) Donacia dentata Hoppe, Enum. Ins. Erlang., p. 40 Donacia dentata: ТОМОВ, 1973 а: 40, 1974: 147, 1994: 6; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 51; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 11. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (South-West Bulgaria: FL98: vill. Marikostinovo [ТОМОВ, 1973 а]; Petrich [FL88: p. “Marino Pole” - VT]; Mid Bulgaria: LH51: dam “Koprinka” [VT]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ТОМОВ, 1973 а]; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna [ТОМОВ, 1994]), from May till July, on Alisma, Saggitaria.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and France to Altai. Donacia (Donaciomima) impressa Paykull, 1799 Donacia impressa Paykull, Fauna Suec., 2: 193. Donacia impressa: ТОМОВ, 1973 а: 147; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 478; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 56; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 c: 78., 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 600 m, from April till July, on Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the Iberian Peninsula and Ireland to Mongolia. Donacia (Donaciomima) marginata Hoppe, 1795 Donacia marginata Hoppe, Enum. Ins. Erlang., p. 42. Donacia marginata: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 238; APFELBECK, 1916: 357; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 478; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 58; ТОМОВ, 1994: 6; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 c: 78, 2004 c: 83, 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52. Donacia lemnae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till October, on Sparganum, Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, North Africa, Middle Asia. Donacia (Donaciomima) polita Kunze, 1818 (Map 10: I 3; II 1; III 5) Donacia polita Kunze, Neue Schrift. Ges. Halle, 2, 4: 29. Donacia polita: ТОМОВ, 1973 а: 147; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 54; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12; GRUEV, 2003 b: 42, 2004 b: 48, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and high fields (West Bulgaria: FN40: Zemen [ТОМОВ, 1973 а]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ТОМОВ, 1973 а]; Low Maritsa Valley: MG04: Kharmanli [ТОМОВ, 1973 а], MG32: Svilengrad - ТОМОВ, 1973 а]), from March till June, on Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South Europe, North Africa. Donacia (Donaciomima) semicuprea Panzer, 1796 (Map 11: III 5) Donacia semicuprea Panzer, Fauna Germ., 29, nr. 14. Donacia semicuprea: ТОМОВ, 1976: 179; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 55; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia [ТОМОВ, 1976], in May, on Glyceria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: British Isls, South Scandinavia, Mid and South-East Europe. Donacia (Donaciomima) simplex Fabricius, 1775 Donacia simplex Fabricius, Ent. Syst., p. 195. Donacia simplex: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 479; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 62; ТОМОВ, 1994: 6; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 700 m, from March till July, on Typha, Sparganium, Glyceria, Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the British Isls and Spain to Mongolia and East Siberia 10


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Donacia (Donaciomima) thalassina Germar, 1811 Donacia thalassina Germar, Neue Schrift. Ges. Halle, 1, 6: 29. Donacia thalassina: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164; MOHR, 1969: 389; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 60; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 12; GRUEV, 2003 b: 42 2004 b: 39, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from lowlands and foothills up to 700 m, from April till June, on Carex, Scirpus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Europe to Siberia. Donacia (Donaciomima) versicolorea (Brahm, 1790) (Map 12: III 5; V 3) Leptura versicolorea Brahm, Ins.-Kalender, 1: 135. Donacia versicolorea: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 93; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 53; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 13; GRUEV, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: high fields (West Bulgaria: Sofia; FN82: Mt. Vitosha ab. Sofia [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973]; Mt. Lyulin: FN62: ab. vill. Dragichevo [VT]), in July and November, on Potamogeton. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain and Ireland to West Siberia. Donacia (Donaciomima) vulgaris Zschach, 1788 (Map 13: II 1; III 1, 3, 4) Donacia vulgaris Zschach, Mus. Laskeanum, p. 27. Donacia vulgaris: ТОМОВ, 1973 а: 147; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 61; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 13 GRUEV, 2004 b: 39, 2005 b: 112.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (North Bulgaria: GN08: Vratsa, FP08: [ТОМОВ, 1973 a; GRUEV, 2004 b], FP08: Lom, [ТОМОВ, 1973 а ], NJ84: vill. Ograzhden [VT]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [VT]), from April till June, on Typha, Sparganum, Carex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the British Isls and Spain to Japan.

Subfamily ORSODACNINAE 1.Genus Orsodacne Latreille, 1802 Orsodacne cerasi (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 14: I 1; V 1, 2, 3, 5 ) Chrysomela cerasi Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10, 1: 376. Orsodacne cerasi: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 239; APFELBECK, 1916: 358; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 479; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 40; VIG, 1992: 295, 2002: 12; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 9; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 d: 98, 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains up to 2200 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912; APFELBECK, 1916], peak Cherni Vrah [VT]; Mt. Rila [no locality data ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899]: GM14: Belitsa [GRUEV, 2004 d], GM18: rt. “Borovets” [GRUEV, 2004 d], GM25: ab. Yakoruda [GRUEV, 2004 d], FM96 : Rilski mr. [GRUEV, 2004 d], GM38: vill. Kostenets [VIG, 1992; GRUEV, 2004 d], Mt. Pirin: FM80: Sandanski Valley [VIG, 2002], FM91: m. h. “Yane Sandanski” [GRUEV, 2006]; Mt. Osogovo: ab. vill. Gueshevo [VT]; Rhodopes: KG75: ab. Peshtera [VT], GM44: p. “Chehlyovo” [VT]; Stara Planina chain: LH31: Kalofer [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]) , from April till July, on Prunus, Sorbus, Crataegus, Spirea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, Caucasus, Asia Minor, West Siberia. Orsodacne humeralis Latreille, 1804 (Map 15: I 1, 2, 4; II 1, 2, 3; III 1; IV; V 1, 2) Orsodacne humeralis Latreille, Hist. Nat. Crust. Ins., XI: 350. Orsodacne lineola: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 239; APFELBECK, 1916: 358; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164, 1987: 253; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 479; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 41; ТОМОВ, 1994: 6; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 9; VIG, 2002: 12; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2005 b: 112, 2006: 52. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 800 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski Valley [VIG, 2002]; Mt. Pirin: GM14: vill. Mesta, GM13: vill. Dobrinishte and GM21: vill. Gospodintsi [GRUEV, 2006]; Rhodopes: GM45: Velingrad [VIG, 2002], KG86: vill. Kapitan Dimitrievo, LG34: vill. Novakovo and MG12: vill. Malko Gradishte [VT}; Stara Planina chain: MH43: ab. Sliven [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], MH12: Tvarditsa [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969]; Sredna Gora Mts: MH11: vill. Korten and MH01: ab. vill. Dolno Panicherevo [GRUEV, 2004 c], LG49: vill. Varben [VT]; North Bulgaria: GP31: Byala Slatina [VT]; Tundzha Plane: MG39: Sveti Iliiski Hills and NH33: vill. Maglen [VT]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo, NG07: vill. Fakiya, NG17: vill. Golyamo Bukovo and NG36: vill. Zvezdets [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol [VT], NH51: Pomorie [ТОМОВ, 1994], NG66: Tsarevo [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from April till July, on Crataegus, Pirus, Prunus, Acer. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: France, southern part of Mid Europe, Italy, Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. 14


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Subfamily ZEUGOPHORINAE 1. Genus Zeugophora Kunze, 1818 Zeugophora flavicollis (Marsham, 1802) (Map 16: I 1; III 2; V 2) Auchenia flavicollis Marsham, Ent. Brit., 1: 217. Zeugophora flavicollis var. australis: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 14. Zeugophora flavicollis: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 479; BEIGER, 1979: 488; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1998: 43; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 10; GRUEV, 2005 b 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: (South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; North-East Bulgaria: MJ61: Razgrad [МАРКОВИЧ, 1909], MH57: Omurtag [BEIGER, 1979]; Rhodopes: GM45: Velingrad [VT]), in May, July and September, on Populus, Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Pyrenees to Byelorussia. Zeugophora subspinosa (Fabricius, 1781) (Map 17: II 1, 2; III 1, 5; V 2) Crioceris subspinosa Fabricius, Spec. Ins., 1: 155. Zeugophora subspinosa: ЗАШЕВ, 1952: 121; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 83; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 43; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 10; GRUEV, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria (FN82: Sofia [ЗАШЕВ, 1952], FN40: Zemen); Upper Thrace (LG16: Plovdiv [АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964], KG87: Pazardzhik [АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964]);

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Subfamily CRIOCERINAE 1. Genus Lilioceris Reitter, 1912 Lilioceris lilii (Scopoli, 1763) Attelabus lilii Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 36. Lema lilii: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 16. Crioceris lilii: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17. Lilioceris lilii: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164; TOMOV, 1970: 109; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 81; ТОМОВ, ПОПОВ, 1990: 77, 1991: 157; VIG, 1992: 295; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 17; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2005 b: 112.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from April till July, on Lilium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Moroco and England to East Asia. Lilioceris merdigera (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela merdigera Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 375. Lema merdigera: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776. Lema brunnea: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 34. Crioceris merdigera: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 240; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 28. Lilioceris merdigera: АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 81; ГЕОРГИЕВ, 1990: 134; ТОМОВ, 1994: 7; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 17; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2004 b: 39, 2004 c: 78, 2004 d: 98, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2000 m, from April till August, on Liliaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Iberian Peninsula, France and South Norway to Japan. 2. Genus Crioceris Mueller, 1764 Crioceris asparagi maculipes (Gebler, 1834) Lema maculipes Gebler, Bull. Mosc., 7: 171. Lema asparagi: МАЛКОВ, 1904: 201. Crioceris asparagi: ANONIMOUS, 1907: 38; MOHR, 1969: 389; TOMOV, 1970: 108. Crioceris asparagi maculipes: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 77; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 16; VIG, 2002: 20; GRUEV, 2003 b: 42, 2003 c: 56, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 400 m, from April till July, on Asparagus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Caucasus, Iran, Asia Minor, Bulgaria. Crioceris bicruciata (Sahlberg, 1823) (Map 18: IV) Lema bicruciata Sahlberg, Peric, Entomograph., 4: 54. Crioceris bicruciata: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 94; TOMOV, 1979: 175; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 79; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1994: 7; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 16; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2005 b: 112. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: (Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol, NG67: vill. Kiten, NG68: outfall of Ropotamo, NG76: Ahtopol, NG85: vill. Sinemorets [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973]), from April till August, on Asparagus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Greece, Bulgaria, Caucasian countries, Asia Minor, Middle Asia. Crioceris duodecimpunctata (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela 12-punctata, Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 376. Crioceris duodecimpunctata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 240; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; MOHR, 1969: 389; TOMOV, 1970: 108;

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Lema melanopa: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 775, 1904: 34; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 240; NETOLITZKI, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 164; MOHR, 1969: 389; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 480; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 56, 2004 b: 40, 2004 c: 79, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 52.. Oulema melanopa: ТОМОВ, 1970: 111, 1979: 175; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 72; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 253; VIG, 1994: 295; ТОМОВ, 1994: 6; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 15. Oulema melanopus: VIG, 2002: 18; GRUEV, 2004 d: 98. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till October, on Poaceae (pest). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Morocco, Ireland and South Norway to Near East, Middle Siberia and Mongolia. Oulema tristis (Herbst, 1786) (Map 22: I 2, 4; III 2; V 3) Crioceris tristis Herbst, In: Fuessly, Arch. Ins., 7: 165. Lema flavipes: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 16. Oulema tristis: TOMOV, 1970: 111; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 72; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 16; GRUEV, 2003 c: 56, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: (Mt. Lyulin: FN62: m. h. “Lyulin” [TOMOV, 1970]; North-East Bulgaria: MJ61: Razgrad [МАРКОВИЧ, 1909]; Rhodopes: MF28: vill. Mandritsa [VT]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo and NG65: vill. Kosti [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]) from April till June, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Japan.

Subfamily CLYTRINAE 1. Genus Labidostomis Germar, 1822 1. Subgenus Labidostomis Labidostomis (Labidostomis) cyanicornis (Germar, 1822) Labidostomis cyanicornis Germar, Fauna Ins. Eur., 7: 7. Labidostomis cyanicornis: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 157; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 84; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 667; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 18; VIG, 2002: 22; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43; 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 40, 2004 c: 79, 4002 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till July, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern part of Mid Europe, Rumania, Ukraine and basin of Volga. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) humeralis (Schneier, 1792) Clytra humeralis Schneider, Neuest. Magaz., 1, 2: 192. Labidostomis humeralis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1970: 156, 1994: 7; WARCHALOWSKI 1974: 482, 1985: 681; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 89; VIG, 23

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 1992: 296, 2002: 22; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 18; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 79, 4002 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Central Europe and South Sweden to Asia Minor and the basin of Volga. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) longimana (Linnaeus, 1761) Chrysomela longimana Linnaeus, Fauna Suec., 2: 170. Labidostomis longimana: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776, 1904: 37; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249, 1909: 18; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 214; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 157, 1994: 7; TOMOV, 1979: 176; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 482, 1985: 688; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 89; VIG, 1992: 296, 2002: 23; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 19; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 79, 4002 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. Labidostomis longimana dalmatina: MOHR, 1969: 389. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2300 m, from May till September, on Fabaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Italy, Spain and South Sweden to Central Russia and Mongolia. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) lucida axillaris (Lacordaire, 1848) Clytra axillaris Lacordaire, Monogr. Col. Phytoph., 2: 69. Labidostomis lucida: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; ROUBAL, 1931: 363; АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82, 1998: 19; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 156; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 91; VIG, 1992: 296, 2002: 23; ГРУЕВ, 2002 в: 36; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 79, 2005 b: 113. Labidostomis lucida axillaris: WARCHALOWSKI, 1985: 692; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43. Labidostomis axillaris: ТОМОВ, 1994: 7; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 18. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 600 m, from May till August, on Vicia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South Germany and Trieste to the basin of Volga and Caucasus. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) oertzeni Weise, 1889 (Map 23: I 1, 3: II 4) Labidostomis oertzeni Weise, Deutsch. Ent. Zeitschr., 1: 62. Labidostomis oertzeni: TOMOV, 1970 a: 156; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 86; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 709; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 19; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA:from lowlands up to 400 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM75: Blagoevgrad [VT], FM80: Sandanski, FM73: Kresna, FM57: vill. Pastuh and FL88: p. “Marino pole” nr. Petrich [TOMOV, 1970]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Mt. Sakar: MG33: vill. Levka [VT]; Mt. Strandzha: MG86: ab. Bolyarovo [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), from May till July, on Salix, Populus, Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Greece, North-West Turkey.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Labidostomis (Labidostomis) pallidipennis (Gebler, 1830) Clytra pallidipennis Gebler, Ledeb. Reise, 2, 3: 199. Clytra pilicollis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338. Labidostomis pallidipennis: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 83; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 157, 1994: 7; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 483, 1985: 714; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 85; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; VIG, 1992: 296; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 19; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 600 m, from May till August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain, Italy and the basin of Danube to China. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) propinqua Faldermann, 1837 Labidostomis propinqua Faldermann, Nouv. Mem. Mosc., 5: 372. Labidostomis taxicornis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Clytra taxicornis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338. Labidostomis tridentata: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18. Labidostomis beckeri: АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82 Labidostomis propinqua: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 155, 1994: 7; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 481, 1985: 718; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 87; VIG, 1992: 296, 2002: 24; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 19; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 79, 4002 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from April till July, on Rosaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, South Rumania, Greece, Caucasus, Asia Minor. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) rufa (Waltl, 1838) (Map 24: I 1, 3; II 1; V 3) Clytra rufa Waltl, Col. Türk. Isis, 6: 472. Labidostomis rufa: ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 156; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 88 GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 20; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski, Petrich (FL88: Kozhuh Hills) and FL98: vill. Marikostinovo (VT); Mt. Lyulin: FN62: m. h. “Lyulin” (VT); Rhodopes: KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills ab. vill. Ognyanovo (ТОМОВ, 1970 а), KG86: vill. Kapitan Dimitrievo (VT), Mt. Sakar: MG53: vill. Sladun (GRUEV, 2003 b), in April and May, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Labidostomis (Labidostomis) tridentata (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela tridentata Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Labidostomis tridentata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 17, 1909 б: 105; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 240; APFELBECK, 1916: 359; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165; ТОМОВ, 1970 а: 156; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 482; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 90; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 20; GRUEV, 2004 b: 41, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I - IV; nearly the whole country, from lowlands up to 800 m, from May till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France, England and North Sweden to Mongolia. 25


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA 2. Genus Macrolenes Chevrolat, 1837 Macrolenes dentipes (Olivier, 1808) (Map 25: I 1, 4; II 1; IV; V 2, 6) Clytra dentipes Olivier, Ent., 6: 857. Miopristis dentipes: ROUBAL, 1931: 454; ТОМОВ, 1970 б: 147; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 483; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 92; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; VIG, 1992: 296, 2002: 25; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 20; GRUEV, 2005 a: 342. Macrolenes dentipes: GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria (FM76: vill. Stob [GRUEV, 2004 d], FM73: Kresna [VT], FL88: Petrich [ROUBAL, 1931]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Rozhenski mr. ab. Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], FM90: Sandanski > vill. Lilyanovo [VT]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [VT]); Low Maritsa Valley (K MG04: Kharmanli [TOMOV, 1979]; Sredna Gora Mts (LH11: ab. Hisarya [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]); Rhodopes (LG24: ab. vill. Bachkovo [V]); Mt Strandzha (MG86: vill. Bolyarovo and NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 198]) ; Black Sea area (NG59: Sozopol [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], NG67: Primorsko and NG68: NG68: res. “Arkutino” [VT], NG67: vill. Lozenets [ТОМОВ, 1994], NG66: Tsarevo [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], NG76: Ahtopol and NG85: vill. Sinemorets [ТОМОВ, 1994]), up to 900 m, from May till August, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mediterranean species. Algeria, Spain, France, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Greece, South Bulgaria, Turkey, Syria. 3. Genus Tituboea Lacordaire, 1848 Tituboea macropus (Illiger, 1800) (Map 26: I 1; II 1; III 5; IV; V 1, 2, 3, 5) Clytra macropus Illiger, Wiedem. Archiv Zool., 1, 2: 128. Clytra macropus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Tituboea macropus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 21; VIG, 2002: 26; GRUEV, 2004 b: 42, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. Antipa macropus: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 483; ТОМОВ, 1979: 176, 1994: 8; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 98; VIG, 1992: 297. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 930 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FN40: Zemen [VT], FM80: Sandanski [VT]; Mt. Vitosha: FN91: ab. vill. Pancharevo [VT]; FL68: Mt. Ograzhden [south slopes - VT]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [VT]; Mt. Rila: FM97: vill. Cherna Mesta [VT]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], vill. FL98: Harsovo, ab. FM73: Kresna and GM03: Bansko [VT]; Stara Planina chain: LH31: ab. Kalofer [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], NH63: Emine Balkan, [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Upper Thrace: LG84: Khaskovo [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904], LG86: vill. Mihailovo [VT]; NG67: dam “Koprinka” [VT], Rhodopes: KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills ab. vill. Ognyanovo [VT], GM25: ab. Yakoruda [ТОМОВ, 1979]; Black Sea area: NH83: rt. “Zlatni Pyasatsi”, NJ80: rt. “Albena”, NG67: vill. Kiten, NG68: res. “Ropotamo” [ТОМОВ, 1994], NG68: res. “Arkutino” [BG], NG67: vill. Lozenets [VIG, 2002], NG66: Tsarevo [VIG, 1992]), from May till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-East Europe, Asia Minor, from Austria and Albania to the basin of Volga and Caucasus. 27


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA 4. Genus Lachnaia Chevrolat, 1837 1. Subgenus Lachnaia Lachnaia sexpunctata (Scopoli, 1763) Buprestis sexpunctata Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 67. Lachnaea sexpunctata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; NETOLITZKI, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; MÜLLER, 1929: 11; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165; MOHR, 1969: 389; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 483; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 21; VIG, 2002: 126; GRUEV, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. Lachnaia longipes: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249, 1909: 18. Lachnaia sexpunctata: ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1984: 96; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 254; VIG, 1992: 297; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 4002 d: 99. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till September, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: North-East France, South Germany, basin of Danube, Rumania, Ukraine, Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. 5. Genus Clytra Laicharting, 1781 1. Subgenus Clytra Clytra (Clytra) laeviuscula Ratzeburg, 1837 Clytra laeviuscula Ratzeburg, Forstingest., 1: 202. Clytra laeviuscula: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776, 1904: 37; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 248, 1909: 18; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; PANIN, 1941: 556; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 255; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 484; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 103; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 22; VIG, 2002: 27; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 40, 2005 b: 113, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from May till August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: England and France to Altai. Clytra (Clytra) quadripunctata (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela 4-punctata Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Clytra quadripunctata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; АТАНАСОВ, 1934: 167; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 1651 1987: 255; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 484; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ 1984: 102; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 22; VIG, 2002: 28; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 40, 2004 c: 79, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. Clytra appendicina: VIG, 2002: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2000 m, from May till August, on Populus, Betulus, Quercus, Tilia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Spain to Mongolia. 29

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 2. Subgenus Clytraria Semenov, 1903 Clytra (Clytraria) atraphaxidis (Pallas, 1773) Chrysomela atraphaxidis Pallas, Reisen, 2: 725. Clytra atraphaxidis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18, 1909 б: 1005; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; ROUBAL, 1931: 454; CSIKI, 1943: 218; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 254; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 484; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 100; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 22; ГРУЕВ, 2002 в: 36; VIG, 2002: 27; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 40, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from May till August, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain, Corsica, Sicily and Greece to Central Asia, Mongolia and Korea. Clytra (Clytraria) novempunctata Olivier, 1808 Clytra novempunctata Olivier, Entomologie, 6: 852. Clytra novempunctata: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165, 1987: 255; MOHR, 1969: 389; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 483; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 100; VIG, 1992: 296, 2002: 27; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 23; GRUEV, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 40, 2004 c: 79, 2004 d: 98, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from May till August, on Qurcus, Populus, Pistacia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-Eeast Europe (East Balkan, Rumania, South Ukraine, South Russia), Caucasian countries, Asia Minor, Central Asia. Clytra (Clytraria) valeriana tetrastigma Schmidt, 1841 Clytra tetrastigma Schmidt, Stetl. Ent. Zeitt., 2: 151. Clytra valerianae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; PANIN, 1941: 556. Clytra valerianae tetrastigma: ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1984: 101; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 23; GRUEV, 2004 b: 40, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 600 m, from May till September, on Artemisia, Sisymbrium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Serbia, Macedonia,Greece and Bulgaria. 6. Genus Smaragdina Chevrolat, 1837 1. Subgenus Smaragdina Smaragdina (Smaragdina) chloris biornata (Lefevre, 1872) (Map 27: V 1, 3) Clytra biornata Lefevre, 1872: 322. Gynandrophthalma chloris: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Gynandrophthalma limbata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; APFELBECK, 1916: 360. Cyaniris limbata: MOHR, 1969: 389. Smaragdina limbata: ТОМОВ, 1973 б: 202, 1994: 9; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 110; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 24; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 58, 2004 c: 80, 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till June, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Balkan Peninsula, Caucasus, Asia Minor, Middle East, North Iran. Smaragdina (Smaragdina) scutellaris (Lefevre, 1872) Clytra scutellaris Lefevre, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., (5), II: 335. Smaragdina scutellaris: WARCHALOWSKI, 2003: 65. BULGARIA (WARCHALOWSKI, 2003 - no locality data) GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Asia Minor, Syria, Lebanon. 2. Subgenus Monrosia Medvedev, 1971 Smaragdina (Monrosia) affinis (Illiger, 1794) Clytra affinis Illiger, Neuest. Mag., 1, 5: 611. Gynandrophthalma affinis: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 294, 190-9: 18; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 360. Cyaniris affinis: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1069: 166. Smaragdina affinis: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 25, GRUEV, 2004 b: 41, 2004 d: 99; 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, in from April till June, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe (England, Finland, France, Italy, Mid Europe, South Ukraine, Rumania, Bulgaria). Smaragdina (Monrosia) aurita (Linnaeus, 1767) Chrysomela aurita Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 596. Clytra aurita: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Gynandrophthalma aurita: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249, 1909: 18; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18, 1909 б: 105; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 485. Cyaniris aurita: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166. Smaragdina aurita: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 114; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 297, 2002: 30; ТОМОВ, 1994: 9; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 25; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 57, 2004 b: 41, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from April till July, on Salix, Betula, Crataegus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: West France, Pyrenees, Italy, Mid Europe, Bulgaria, Caucasus countries.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Smaragdina (Monrosia) flavicollis (Charpentier, 1825) (Map 28: II 1; III 4; V 1, 2, 4) Clytra flavicollis Charpentier, Horae Entom., p. 236. Clytra flavicollis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338. Cyaniris flavicollis: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166. Gynandrophthalma flavicollis: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 485. Smaragdina flavicollis: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 113; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 25; GRUEV, 2004 b: 42, 2004 c: 80, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: PN34: Tran (Erma Valley – VT); North Bulgaria: vill. Archar (VT), vill. Karlukovo (GRUEV, 2004 b); Mt. Rila: FM96: Rilski mr. (GRUEV, 2004 d), GM14: Belitsa (VT), FM97: Cherna Mesta Valley (GRUEV, 2004 d); Mt. Pirin: GM03: m. h. “Banderitsa” and GM03: Bansko (GRUEV, 2006); Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: LH31: Kalofer (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974), LH75: Dryanovski mr. (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969); Sredna Gora Mts: LG89: ab. Stara Zagora (the baths – GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965); Rhodopes: LG29: p. “Lukovitsa” ab. Asenovgrad (VT) , from April till July, on Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South Finland, Lithuania, France and North Italy to Ukraine, North Turkey and Caucasus. Smaragdina (Monrosia) graeca (Lefevre, 1872) (Map 29: I 2, 3, 4; II 1, 2; III 4; IV; V 1, 6) Gynandrophthalma graeca Lefevre, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., 5, 2: 346. Smaragdina graeca: ТОМОВ, 1976: 179, ТОМОВ, 1994: 6; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 115; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 297; VIG, 1992: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 25; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 42, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and low mountain parts (South-West Bulgaria: Kresna Gorge: FM73: Kresna [ТОМОВ, 1976], FM80: Sandanski, FL98: vill. Marikostinovo [ТОМОВ, 1976]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Rozhenski mr. ab. Melnik [GRUEV, 2006]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [VT]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: LH75: Dryanovski mr. [ТОМОВ, 1976], FP24: nr. c. “Magurata” [ТОМОВ, 1976] and NH62: vill. Sveti Vlas [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Sredna Gora Mts: MH01: Mezhdenik Hills [ТОМОВ, 1976], KH80: Strelcha [ТОМОВ, 1976], LG89: ab. Stara Zagora [the baths – GRUEV, 2004 c]; Upper Thrace: MG04: Kharmanli [ТОМОВ, 1976]; Rhodopes: KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills ab. vill. Ognyanovo [ТОМОВ, 1976], KG86: vill. Kapitan Dimitrievo, LG43: vill. Panichkovo [ТОМОВ, 1976], KG67: vill. Varvara [ТОМОВ, 1976], LG61: Kardzhali and LG71: vill. Shiroko Pole [VT]; Mt Sakar: MG33: vill. Levka [GRUEV, 2003 b]; Mt. Strandzha: NG17: vill. Golyamo Bukovo and MG86: vill. Bolyarovo [ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NG66: Tsarevo [VIG, 1992], NG68: outfall of Ropotamo and vill. Sveti Vlas [ТОМОВ, 1994]), in April and May, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern part of the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Smaragdina (Monrosia) salicina (Scopoli, 1763) Buprestis salicina Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 65. Clytra cyanea: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Gynandrophthalma cyanea: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249, 1909 18; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 241; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 485. 33


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cyaniris cyanea: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 165. Smaragdina cyanea: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 113; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 297; ТОМОВ, 1994: 9; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 58. Smaragdina salicina: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 26; GRUEV, 2004 b: 42, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from May till July, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUITION: Mid and South Europe, from Spain and Denmark to the basin of Volga and the Caucasian countries. Smaragdina (Monrosia) tibialis (Brulle, 1832) Clythra tibialis Brulle, Exped. Moree, 3: 268. Cyaniris tibialis: MOHR, 1969: 389. Gynandrophthalma tibialis: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 485. Smaragdina tibialis: ТОМОВ, 1973 б: 202, 1994: 9; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 112; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 26; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 42, 2004 b: 57, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from April till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Balkan Peninsula, Asia Monor, Syria. Smaragdina (Monrosia) xanthaspis (Germar, 1824) Clytra xanthaspis Germar, Ins. Spec. Nov., p. 547. Gynandrophthalma xanthaspis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 496. Cyaniris xanthaspis: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 140; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166; MOHR, 1969: 280. Smaragdina xanthaspis: TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 114; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 297, 2002: 31; ТОМОВ, 1994: 9; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 26; GRUEV, 2003 b: 43, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 42, 2004 c: 80, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 54. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from May till August, on Hypericum, Rumex, Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: North Italy, northern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, basin of Danube, South Ukraine, Asia Minor. 7. Genus Cheilotoma Chevrolat, 1837 Cheilotoma erythrostoma Faldermann, 1837 (Map 30: II 1, 2; III 4; IV; V 1, 3) Cheilotoma erythrostoma Faldermann, Nouv. Mem. Mosc., 5: 376 Chilotoma erythrostoma: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 95; KASAP, 1984: 217; VELA and BASTAZO, 1994: 173; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 20; GRUEV, 2004 b: 40, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo (m. h. “Orlite” [VT]); Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan (FN56: vill Cheparlintsi [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969], FP24: nr. c.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV “Magurata” and LH87: Veliko Tarnovo [GRUEV, 2004 b]); Upper Thrace: LG67: Chirpan [VT]; Rhodopes [no locality data - [KASAP, 1962], from May till June, on Rumex, Statice. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Spain, Italy, Bulgaria, Rumania, Crimea, South Russia, Caucasian countries. Cheilotoma musciformis (Goeze, 1777) (Map 31: II 1; III 4; V 1, 2, 3) Crysomela musciformis Goeze, Ent. Beirt., 1: 319. Clytra bucephala: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338. Chilotoma musciformis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 360; ЧОРБАДЖИЕВ, 1932; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 486. Cheilotoma musciformis: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 94; KASAP, 1984: 218; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 21; GRUEV, 2004 b: 40, 2004 c: 79, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1600 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Fore-Balkan: LH87: Veliko Tarnovo [VT], LH98: Polikraishte [ЧОРБАДЖИЕВ , 1932]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: nr. c. “Ledenika” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], GN24: b. peak Murgash, GN24: Vitinya – Pass and KH73: m. h. “Paskal” [GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965], LH31: Kalofer [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; m. h. “Sinite Kamani” [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH01: m. h. “Fenera” [VT], LH11: Hisarya [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Rhodopes: LG02: Chepelare and LG01: rt. “Pamporovo” [VT]), from April till August, on Rumex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from East France and North Italy to Bulgaria, South Ukraine and Caucasus. 8. Genus Coptocephala Dejean, 1836 Coptocephala chalybaea (Germar, 1824) (Map 32: II 1; III 4, 5; IV; V 3) Clytra chalybaea Germar, Ins. Sp. Nov., p. 546. Cotocephala chalybaea: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242, APFELBECK, 1916: 360; MOHR, 1969: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 486; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 106; ТОМОВ, 1994: 8; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 23; GRUEV, 2004 c: 79, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1000 m (West Bulgaria: FN40: Zemen [VT}, FN82: Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], vill. FN71: Studena [VT]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [VT]; Fore-Balkan: LH87: Veliko Tarnovo [NETOLITZKY, 1912]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH11: ab. Hisarya [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Upper Thrace: LG89: Stara Zagora [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Black Sea area: NH52: Nesebar [MOHR, 1969], NH89: vill. Kranevo [ТОМОВ, 1994]), from May till July; food plans unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the basin of Danube and Bulgaria to South Russia and Central Asia. Coptocephala gebleri Gebler, 1841 Coptocephala gebleri Gebler, Bull. Mosc., 4: 617. Coptocephala rubicunda var. gebleri: PANIN, 1941: 556. Coptocephala gebleri: ТОМОВ, 1971 а: 137; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 107; WARCHALOWSKI, 1991: 245; VIG, 1992: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 23; GRUEV, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 53. 36


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Subfamily CRYPTOCEPHALINAE 1. Genus Stylosomus Suffrian, 1848 1. Subgenus Stylosomus Stylosomus tamarisci (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1838) (Map 33: I 1; II 4) Cryptocephalus tamarisci Herrich-Schaeffer, Fauna Germ., p. 143. Stylosomus tamaricis: ТОМОВ, 1968: 153; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 40. Stylosomus flavus: TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 192. Stylosomus tamarisci: GRUEV, 2005 b: 11, 2006: 58. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FL88: nr. Petrich (ТОМОВ, 1968), FM75: Blagoevgrad (TOMOV, 1979), FM65: vill. Strumsko, FM73: Kresna, GM20: vill. Delchevo and FL89: vill. Demyanitsa (VT), from May till July, on Tamarix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: western part of the Mediterranean area from Morocco to the Balkan Peninsula. 2. Genus Pachybrachis Chevrolat, 1837 1. Subgenus Pachybrachis Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) excisus Weise, 1897 (Map 34: I 2; II 1; IV; V 1) Pachybrachis excisus Weise, Stett. Ent. Zeutung, 58: 66 (female). Pachybrachis excisus: TOMOV (in: GRUEV, TOMOV), 1979: 261; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 187; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 39; GRUEV, 2004 b: 45, 2004 c: 82, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: in worm places of Stara Planina chain (MH43: ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2004 b]), Sredna Gora Mts (LG49: vill. Varben [GRUEV, 2004 c]), Rhodopes (LG61: Kardzhali - VT), Upper Thrace (MG04: Kharmanli [TOMOV, 1979]) and Black Sea area (NG68: outfall of Ropotamo [VT]), in July; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Asia Minor. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) fimbriolatus Suffrian, 1848 Pacvhybrachis fimbriolatus Suffrian, Linn. Ent., 3: 142. Pachybrachis fimbriolatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 141; BURLINI, 1968: 94; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 488; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 190; VIG, 1992: 299; ТОМОВ, 1994: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 39; GRUEV, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 45, 2004 c: 82, 2005 b: 114. 39


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, in June and July, on Fabaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid and South Europe from North Spain to Asia Minor and the basin of Volga. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) hieroglyphicus (Laicharting, 1781) Cryptocephalus hieroglyphicus Laicharting, Verz. Tyrol Ins., 1: 182. Pachybrachis hieroglyphicus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 487; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 185; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 39; VIG, 2002: 32; GRUEV, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 46, 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. Pachybrachis tristis: ANONIMOUS, 1907: 339. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1200 m, from May till August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Iberian Peninsula to East Siberia. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) limbatus (Menetries, 1836) Cryptocephalus limbatus (Menetries, 1863). Pachybrachis limbatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; MOHR, 1969: 390; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 190; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 39; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 46, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1000 m, from April till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) scriptidorsum Marseul, 1875 (Map 35: II 1; IV; V4) Pachybrachis scriptidorsum Marseul, Abeille, 13: 261. Pachybrachis scriptidorsum: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 319; BURLINI, 1968: 17; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 487; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 186; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 39; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: FN40: Zemen (GRUEV, 2005 b); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (АНГЕЛОВ, 1964), Kharmanli (TOMOV, 1979); Black Sea area: NH78: Varna (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916), NH74: Obzor (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974), from May till August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Bulgaria and Rumania to Korea. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) sinuatus Mulsant et Rey, 1859 Pachybrachis sunuatus Mulsant et Rey, Opusc. Ent., 9: 47. Pachybrachis haliciensis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; PENECKE, 1912: 240, APFELBECK, 1916: 363; GRUEV, 2004 b: 46. Pachybrachis sinuatus: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 82; BURLINI, 1968: 80; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 487; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 188; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 40; GRUEV, 2003 c: 60, 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. 41


DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, in foothills and mountains up to 2050 m, from May till August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South France, Mid Europe, Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Pachybrachis (Pachybrachis) tessellatus (Olivier, 1791) Cryptocephalus tessellatus Olivier, Encycl. Meth., 6: 618. Pachybrachis tessellatus: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; BURLINI, 1968: 72; ТОМОВ , ГРУЕВ , 1969: 166, 1987: 256; MOHR , 1969: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 487; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 189; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 33; ТОМОВ, 1994: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 40; GRUEV, 2003 b: 45, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 46, 2004 c: 82 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from May till August, on Quercus. GENERAL DISATRIBUTION: from North Spain to the Caspian Sea. 3. Genus Cryptocephalus Geoffroy, 1762 1. Subgenus Disopus Dejean, 1836 Cryptocephalus (Disopus) pini (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 36: I 2; II 1; V 2) Chrysomela pini Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 375. 42

A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus pini: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 94; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 119; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 27; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Rila (GM18: Beli Iskar Valley [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]), Mt. Pirin (FM92: peak Vihren [TOMOV and GRUEV, 1973]), Rhodopes (LG06: vill. Parvenets [VT], LG00: Smolyan [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], p. KG93: “Mezar Gidik” b. peak Persenk [VT], LG61: Kardzhali [W ARCHALOWSKI , 1974], LF69: Momchilgrad [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), up to 2400 m, from July till October, on Pinus, Juniperus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal, Belgium and Norway to West Siberia. 2. Subgenus Protophysus Chevrolat, 1837 Cryptocephalus (Protophysus) schaefferi Schrank, 1789 Cryptocephalus schaefferi Schrank, Naturf., 24: 69. Cryptocephalus schaefferi: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 83, 1965: 141; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 490; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 121; VIG, 1992: 299; ТОМОВ, 1994: 9; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 27; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 45, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till June, on Salix, Quercus, Corylus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South and South-East Europe, from Spain to the basin of Volga, Caucasus and Asia Minor. Cryptocephalus (Protophysus) villosulus Suffrian, 1847 (Map 37: I 1, 3; II 1, 2; V 1, 2, 3, 4) Cryptocephalus villosulus Suffrian, Linn. Ent., 2: 148. Cryptocephalus villosulus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 490; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 121; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 27; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2004 b: 45, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1200 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: PN34: p. “Zhdreloto” nr. Tran, FN22: vill. Dolna Melna, FM73: Kresna and FM80: Sandanski [VT]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Mt. Pirin: FM91: p. “Popina Laka” ab. Sandanski [VT]; Stara Planina chain: LH62: Shipka [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH11: ab. Hisarya [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], MH01: vill. Dolno Panicherevo [GRUEV, 2004 c]; Rhodopes: LG06: vill. Parvenets and LG24: ab. Bachkovski mr. [VT]; Mt. Sakar: MG33: vill. Levka [GRUEV, 2003 b]), from May till June, on Salix, Quercus, Betlula. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Germany (Bavaria), Czechia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, North Italy, Dalmatia. 3. Subgenus Heterichnus Warchalowski, 1991 Cryptocephalus (Heterichnus) prusias Suffrian, 1853 (Map 38: I 1, 2, 3, 4; II 1, 2; IV; V 2, 1, 3, 6) Cryptocephalus prusias Suffrian, Linn. Entomol., 8: 95. Cryptocephalus informis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361. 43


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus prusias: MOHR, 1969: 390; ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 151, 1977: 103; TOMOV, 1978: 60, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 134; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; VIG, 1992: 299; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 33; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. Cryptocephalus tricolor: BOROWIEC, 1979: 481. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1200 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM73: Kresna [ТОМОВ, 1971 в]; Stara Planina chain: MH43: rt. “Sinite Kamani” ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2004 b], LH31: Kalofer [BOROWIEC, 1979]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH01: m. h. “Fenera” [ТОМОВ, 1971 в], MH01: vill. Dolno Panichetevo [GRUEV, 2004 c]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [ТОМОВ, 1971 в]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Rozhenski mr. [GRUEV, 2006].; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [VT]; Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Ruen” [VT], LG05: m. h. “Akademik” [VIG, 1992], GM45: Velingrad [VT], LF89: Krumovgrad [ТОМОВ, 1971 в]; Mt. Sakar: MG33: vill. Levka, MG44: vill. Kostur and MG53: vill. Sladun [GRUEV, 2003 b]; Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NH52: Nesebar [MOHR, 1969]), from May till August, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Asia Minor, Syria, Jordan. Cryptocephalus (Heterichnus) coryli (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela coryli Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10 375. Cryptocephalus informis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 775, 1904: 38 Cryptocephalus coryli: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; АНГЕЛОВ 1960: 29, 1964: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 166, 1987: 255; WARCHALOWSKI, 1994: 488; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 136; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 30; VIG, 2002: 36; GRUEV, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 43, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1300 m, from April till July, on Salix, Corylus, Betula. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Asia Minor (eastwards to Erzurum District), Syria, Jordan 4. Subgenus Asionus Lopatin, 1988 Cryptocephalus (Asionus) apicalis Gebler, 1830 Cryptocephalus apicalis Gebler, Ledeb. Reise, 23: 201. Cryptocephalus apicalis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 83, 1998: 28; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 141; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167; MOHR, 1969: 390; TOMOV, 1973: 144; ТОМОВ 1977: 102, 1994: 10; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 490; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 126; VIG, 1992; 297, 2002: 33; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44 2004 b: 42, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from April till June, on Artemisia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Austria to East Siberia. Cryptocephalus (Asionus) flexuosus Krynicki, 1834 (Map 39: IV) Cryptocephalus flexuosus Krynicki, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosc., 7: 173. Cryptocephalus flexuosus: TOMOV, 1973: 144; ТОМОВ, 1977: 102; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 126; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 28. 45


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Black Sea area: NH89: vill. Kranevo (TOMOV, 1973), in May, on Artemisia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, Ukraine, Caucasus, Asia Minor, Central Asia. Cryptocephalus (Asionus) gamma Herrich-Schaeffer, 1829 (Map 40: IV) Cryptocephalus gamma Herrich-Schaeffer, Faunae Ins. Germ., p. 130. Cryptocephalus gamma: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; TOMOV, 1973: 144; ТОМОВ, 1977: 102, 1994: 9; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 125; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: rare; known in Bulgaria only from the Black Sea area (NH30: Burgas [the salterns - АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]), in June and July, on Artemisia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Slovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, basin of Volga. Cryptocephalus (Asionus) quatuordecimmaculatus Schneider, 1792 (Map 41: II 1; IV; V 2) Cryptocephalus 14-maculatus Schneider, Neuest Magaz., 1, 2: 195. Cryptocephalus 14-maculatus: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 141; MOHR, 1969: 390. Cryptocephalus quatuordecimmaculatus: TOMOV, 1973: 144; ТОМОВ, 1977: 102; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 489; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 123; VIG, 1992: 299 GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 28; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1200 m (Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Ruen” [АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965], KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills [VIG, 1992]; Mt. Sakar: MG53: vill. Sladun [GRUEV, 2003 b]; Black Sea area: NH83: rt. “Zlatni Pyasatsi” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from May till July: food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: basin of Danube, Ukraine, Bulgaria. 5. Subgenus Lamellosus Tomov, 1979 Cryptocephalus (Lamellosus) laevicollis Gebler, 1830 (Map 42: II 1; III 1, 2; IV) Cryptocephalus laevicollis Gebler, Ledeb. Reise, 2, 3: 205. Cryptocephalus laevicollis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 339; ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 151; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 128; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 28; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Norh-East Bulgaria: MJ15: Ruse, NH48: Devnya and NH15: vill. Madara (ТОМОВ, 1971 в); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (ТОМОВ, 1971 в); Rhodopes: LG29: ab. Asenovgrad (ТОМОВ, 1971 в), from May till July; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: North-East Italy, basin of Danube, Bulgaria, Caucasus, European Turkey, Moldavia, Ukraine, South Russia to the basin of Ural river. 6. Subgenus Cryptocephalus Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) aureolus illyricus Franz, 1949 Cryptocephalus aureolus illyricus Franz, Portug. Acta Biol., p. 174. Cryptocephalus aureolus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 361; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; ROUBAL, 1931: 2363; ДРЕНОВСКИ, 1937: 11, 1940: 249; CSIKI, 1943: 218; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 141; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 490. 47


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus aureolus monticola: MOHR, 1969: 390. Cryptocephalus aureolus illyricus: TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 146; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 29; GRUEV, 2003 c: 58, 2004: 42, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2200 m, from May till August, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Austria, Hungary, Rumania, Balkan Peninsula. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) bicolor Eschscholtz, 1818 (Map 43: I 1, 3; II 1, 4; V, 1, 2, 3) Cryptocephalus bicolor Eschscholtz, Mem. Acad. Petersb., 6: 466. Cryptocephalus concinnus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362. Cryptocephalus coerulescens: ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 152. Cryptocephalus bicolor: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 155; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 29; GRUEV, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1000 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM66: vill. Boboshevo, FM80: Sandanski, GM14: vill. Mesta, FM73: Kresna > vill. Krupnik [ТОМОВ, 1971 в]; FN62: Mt. Lyulin [ТОМОВ, 1971 в], FN72: Buchinski-Pass; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko, and GL09: Melnik (GRUEV, 2006); Stara Planina chain: MH43: ab. Sliven [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Upper Thrace: MG23: Lyubimets; Rhodopes: KG67: vill. Varvara [VT]), from May till July, on Populus, Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: basin of Danube, Bulgaria, Crimea, Caucasus, North Turkey, North Iran. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) biguttatus (Scopoli, 1763) (Map 44: I 1, 4; II 1, 4; III 2, 4; IV; V 1, 3) Buprestis biguttata Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 65. Cryptocephalus biguttatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1916: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167, 1987: 255; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 145; VIG, 1992: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 29; GRUEV, 2003 c: 58, 2004: 42, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1000 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FN38: Kyustendil and FL88: Petrich [VT]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: Sofia [Vladaya - НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; FN62: Mt. Lyulin [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; North-East Bulgaria: MJ61: Razgrad [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: FN96: vill. Lakatnik [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969], GN08: ab. Vratsa [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а], LH14: Troyan, [VT] LH31: Kalofer [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1916, APFELBECK, 1916], LH61: ab. Kazanlak [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а], LH87: Veliko Tarnovo; [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а ]; Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Akademik [VIG, 1992]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ТОМОВ и ГРУЕВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NG66: Tsarevo [VIG, 1992]), from April till July, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid Europe and from West France and Great Britain to North Italy; South Finland. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) biledjekensis Pic, 1909 (Map 45: II 1) Cryptocephalus cribratus var. biledjekensis Pic, Echange, 25: 153. Cryptocephalus biledjekensis: TOMOV, 1978: 61; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 141; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 29. 49


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Low Maritsa Valley: MG04: Kharmanli (TOMOV, 1978), in April; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bulgaria, West Turkey. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephaluas) bipunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela 2-punctata Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Cryptocephalus bipunctatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 141; MOHR, 1969: 390; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167, 1987: 255; ТОМОВ, 1973 б: 202, 1994: 10; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 489; TOMOV, 1979: 176; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 144; VIG, 1992: 297, 2002: 35; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 29; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 42, 2004 c: 80, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from April till August, on Salix, Quercus, Corylus. GENERAL DISTRIBUITION: from Portugal and Ireland to Korea. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) cordiger (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela cordigera Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed.10: 375. Cryptocephalus cordiger: КОВАЧЕВ, 1894: 748; ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 488; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 137; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 30; VIG, 2002: 36; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 43, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till July, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from East France and South Sweden to East Siberia. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) duplicatus Suffrian, 1847 (Map 46: I 2, 3, 4; II 1, 2, 3; IV; V 2, 3) Cryptocephalus duplicatus Suffrian, Linn. Ent., 2: 126. Cryptocephalus concolor: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 491; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 149; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 256; GRUEV, 2004 b: 43., 2005 b: 113 Cryptocephalus duplicatus persicus: RAPILLY, 1980: 75; VIG, 1992: 297. Cryptocephalus duplicatus: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 30; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: FN82: Mt. Vitosha ab. Sofia (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916); Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916); Rhodopes: LG24: ab. Bachkovski mr., LG14: vill. Narechenski bani and MF29: Ivailovgrad (VT); Low Maritsa Valley: MG04: Kharmanli (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987); Tundzha Plane: MH 50: Yambol (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912; APFELBECK, 1916), MG67: Elchovo (VT); NH13: Mt. Aitoska (GRUEV, 2004 b) ; Mt. Sakar: MG46: ab. Topolovgrad (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); MG33: vill. Levka and MG53: vill. Sladun (GRUEV, 2003 b); Mt. Strandzha: NG26: NG26: vill. Bliznak, NG36: vill. Zvezdets, NG56: vill. Kondolovo, NG66: vill. Izgrev, NG44: Malko Tarnovo and NG65: vill. Kosti (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987), NG75: Veleka Valley (VT), NG66: summit 51


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Papiya, MG97: vill. Golyamo Krushevo and NG55: vill. Gramatikovo (GRUEV, 2003 c), NG07: vill. Fakiya (VT}; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916), NH74: Obzor (VT), NH30: Burgas (RAPILLY, 1980), NG68: cap Maslen nos (VT), NG59: Sozopol (TOMOV, 1979), NG59: rt. “Kavatsite”, NG67: Primorsko, NG68: outfall of Ropotamo and NG68: res. “Arkutino” (VT), NG66: Tsarevo (VIG, 1992), NG76: Ahtopol (VT), NG85: vill. Sinemorets (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987), up to 600 m, from April till July; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) flavipes Fabricius, 1781 Cryptocephalus flavipes Fabricius, Spec. Ins., 1: 146. Cryptocephalus flavoguttatus: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 339. Cryptocephalus flavipes: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 244; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 143; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 494; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 163; VIG, 1992: 298. 2002: 38; ТОМОВ, 1994: 11; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 30; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 43, 2004 c: 81, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. Cryptocephalus signatifrons: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 244; APFELBECK, 1916: 363. Cryptocephalus nitidulus: НИКОЛОВА, 1968: 132. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from April till August, on Salix, Quercus, Corylus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe (excl. Iberian Peninsula, British Isls and North Scandinavia), Caucasus, Asia Minor, and Central Asia to Altai. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) frenatus Laicharting, 1781 (Map 47: I 1, 2; II 1, 4; III 5; V 1, 2) Cryptocephalus frenatus Laicharting, Verz. Tyrol. Ins., 1: 183. Cryptocephalus frenatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 158; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 31; GRUEV, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1000 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: Sofia [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904], FM57: vill. Pastuh, FM47: vill. Nevestino, FM66: vill. Boboshevo, FM75: Blagoevgrad, FM80: Sandanski and FM65: vill. Strumsko [V]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: nr. c. “Ledenika” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Mt. Rila: FM97: vill. Cherna Mesta [GRUEV, 2004 d], GM25: ab. Yakoruda [TOMOV, 1979]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 2006]; Rhodopes: LG53: vill. Sarnitsa [VT]; Upper Thrace: Plovdiv and LG36: Sadovo [VT]), from May till July, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: West France, Germany, Poland, basins of Danube and Dnestr, North Italy, northern parts of the Balkan Peninsula. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) gridellii Burlini, 1950 (Map 48: V 1, 3) Cryptocephalus gridellii Burlini, Boll. Soc. Ital., 80: 54. Cryptocephalus elongatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; ТОМОВ и ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168. 53


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus gridellii: ТОМОВ, 1976: 180; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 152; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 31; GRUEV, 2004 b: 43, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916); ForeBalkan: FP33: ab. Belogradchik (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969), in May and June; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Hungary, Balkan Peninsula, Italy. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) hypochoeridis (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela hypochoeridis Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 370. Cryptocephalus hypocheridis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 б: 107; FRANZ, 1949: 182; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 491; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 148; ТОМОВ, 1994: 10; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 31; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 43, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. Cryptocephalus cristula: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 142. Cryptocephalus hypochoeridis transiens: VIG, 1992: 298. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from June till September, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, Caucasus, Central Asia. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) imperialis Laicharting, 1781 Cryptocephalus imperialis Laicharting, Verz. Tyrol. Ins., 1: 179. Cryptocephalus imperialis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 489; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 142; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; ТОМОВ, 1994: 10; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 31; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 43, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from May till August, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: North Spain, France, South Germany, basin of Danube, Rumania, Ukraine, Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor, Near East. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalys) janthinus Germar, 1824 Cryptocephalus janthinus Germar, Ins. Spec. nov., p. 555. Cryptocephalus janthinus: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 142; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 492; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 153; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 256; ТОМОВ, 1994: 11; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 31; VIG, 2002: 40; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 950 m, from May till August, on Lysimachia, Phragmites. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: France, Italy, Central Europe, Rumania, Ukraine, Bulgaria, South Russia, Caucasus. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) laetus Fabricius, 1792 (Map 49: II 1, 2; III 1, 3; IV) Cryptocephalus laetus Fabricius, Ent. Syst., 1, 2: 54. Cryptocephalus laetus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 339; ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 152; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 490; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 145; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 32; GRUEV, 2004 b: 44, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 113. 55


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: North and North-East Bulgaria: FP62: vill. Slavotin (ТОМОВ, 1971 в), NJ62: Dobrich (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); Stara Planina chain: LH61: ab. Kazanlak (GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998); Sredna Gora Mts.: LH51: vill. Turiya (ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904); Black Sea area: NH78: Varna (incl. Beloslav - TOMOV, 1979), NH67: p. “Pobiti Kamani” (VT), in August and September, on Taraxacum, Statice, Galium, Hieracium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Poland, basin of Danube, Rumania, Ukraine, South Russia, Caucasus, Bulgaria. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) marginatus Fabricius, 1781 (Map 50: I 1; V 3) Cryptocephalus marginatus Fabricius, Spec. Ins., 1: 140. Cryptocephalus marginatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 156.; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 32; GRUEV, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to ? 800 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [А ПФЕЛБЕК , 1912, A PFELBECK , 1916]; South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from May till August, on Betula, Salix, Quercus, Fagus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Netherlands, Germany, South Poland, France, North Italy, basin of Danube, Rumania, Bulgaria.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) moraei (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela moraei Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Cryptocephalus moarei: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19, 1909 б: 107; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; ДРЕНОВСКИ, 1937: 11, 1940: 249; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 142; MOHR, 1969: 390; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 159; VIG, 1992: 298, 2002: 42; ТОМОВ, 1994: 11; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 32; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 c: 81, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from May till September, on Hypericum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe (excl. Skandinavia), Asia Minor. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) nitidus (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela nitida Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Cryptocephalus nitidus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ ,1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 492; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 152; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 32; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till July, on Corylus, Batula, Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from North Spain, Belgium and South Norway to South Finland and the basin of Volga. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) octacosmus Bedel, 1891 Cryptocephalus octacosmus Bedel, Faune Col. Bass. Seine, 5: 131. Cryptocephalus sexpunctulatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38. Cryptocephalus octacosmus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; ROUBAL, 1931: 363, 1933: 144; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 142; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; MOHR, 1969: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 160; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 43; ТОМОВ, 1994: 11; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 32; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from May till August, on Cirsium, Serratula. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid and South Europe from North Spain and Belgium to Greece and the basin of Volga; Asia Minor. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) octomaculatus Rossi, 1790 Cryptocephalus 8-maculatus Rossi, Fauna Etrusca, 1: 96. Cryptocephalus quinquepunctatus: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 84. Cryptocephalus octomaculatus: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 493; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 157; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 33; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 700 m, from July till September, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South France, North Italy, Germany, Poland basin of Danube, Ukraine. 58

A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) octopunctatus (Scopoli, 1763) Buprestis octopunctata Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 67. Cryptocephalus octopunctatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 137; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 33; VIG, 2002: 44; GRUEV, 2004 b: 44, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. Cryptocephalus signatus: НИКОЛОВА, 1968: 132. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1400 m, from April till July, on Salix, Betula, Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Central Europe, France, North Italy, basin of Danube, Baltic countries, South Finland. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) parvulus Mueller, 1776 (Map 51: I 1; II 1, 4; III 2; IV; V 2, 3) Cryptocephalus parvulus Mueller, Zool. Dan. Proc., p. 58. Cryptocephalus parvulus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; APFELBECK, 1916: 362; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 492; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 154; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 256; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 33; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1300 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FM57: vill. Pastuh, FM80: Sandanski and FM73: vill. Krupnik [VT]; MT. Pirin: p. FM91: p. “Popina Laka” ab. Sandanski [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; North Bulgaria: MJ74: vill. Voden [VT]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 2006]; Upper Thrace: Plovdiv [VT]; Black Sea area: NG76: Ahtopol [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), from April till July, on Populus, Salix, Betula. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from North Spain, Ireland and South Norway to Central Asia. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) quadriguttatus Richter, 1820 (Map 52: V 1, 2, 3) Cryptocephalus quadriguttatus Richter, Suppl. Faunae Ins. Eur., p. 12. Cryptocephalus sinuatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242; APFELBECK, 1916: 361. Cryptocephalus qudriguttatus: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 83, 1998:33; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 494; GRUEV, 2004 c: 81, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountains up to 1600 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Mt. Pirin: GM13: ab. vill. Dobrinishte [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Stara Planina chain: KH75: Teteven [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Sredna Gora Mts: KH92: m. h. “Bogdan” [GRUEV and TOMOV, 1965], LH01: m. h. “Fenera” [VT]), in June, on Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: basin of Danube, South-East Poland, Ukraine, Rumania, Bulgaria, South Russia, Caucasus. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) quadripustulatus Gyllenhal, 1813 (Map 53: V 2) Cryptocephalus quadripustulatus Gyllenhal, Ins. Suec., 3: 613. Cryptocephalus quadripustulatus: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 162; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 33; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Zdravets”, 1200 m (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984), in July, on Abies. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe. 59


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) quinquepunctatus (Scopoli, 1763) (Map 54: I 1; III 4; V 2, 3, 4) Buprestis quinquepunctatus Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 67. Cryptocephalus qunquepunctatus: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 140.; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 34; GRUEV, 2004 b: 44, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 57. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: PN34: Tran, Erma Valley (PN34: p. “Zhdreloto” nr. Tran) and FN44: vill. Nedelkovo (VT); FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” (GRUEV, 2005 b); Mt. Pirin: GM14: vill. Mesta and GM20: Gotse Delchev (VT); Fore-Balkan: LH75: Dryanovski mr. (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969); Rhodopes: KG57: Belovo (VT), in May and June, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Belgium and North-East Italy to Ukraine. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) sericeus (Linnaeusa, 1758) Chrysomela sericea Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 374. Cryptocephalus sericeus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 775; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 249, 1909: 18; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 11; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 18, 1909 б: 106; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243; NETOLITZKY, 1812: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 361; MÜLLER, 1929: 11; PANIN, 1941: 556; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 319; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 142; MOHR, 1969: 390; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 491; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 148; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 47; ТОМОВ , 1994: 10; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 34; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 45, 2004 c: 81, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2500 m, from April till September, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from North Spain, Belgiun and Denmark to North-West China. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) sexpunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 55: I 4; III 5; V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela 6-punctata Linnaeus, Syst Nat., ed. 10: 375. Cryptocephalus sexpunctatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 242, APFELBECK, 1916: 361; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 139; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 255; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 34; GRUEV, 2004 b: 45, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from low mountain parts and high planes up to 800 m (West Bulgaria: Sofia [NETOLITZKY, 1912; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; FM81: Mt. Verila [VT]; Mt. Plana: FN91: Kokalyanski mr. [VT]; Mt. Rila: FM97: vill. Cherna Mesta [GRUEV, 2004 d]; Stara Planina chain: LH31: Kalofer [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Rhodopes: KG75: ab. Peshtera and KG57: Belovo [VT]; Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), in May and June, on Salix, Quercus, Corylus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England, East France, North Italy, the basin of Danube to the Arctic Circle. Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) solivagus Leonardi et Sassi, 2001 (Map 56: V 2) Cryptocephalus solivagus Leonardi et Sassi, Atti Soc. it. Sci. nat. Museo civ. Stor. nat. Milano, p. 25-32: Cryptocephalus solivagus: VIG, 2002: 48; GRUEV, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 58. 61


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Cryptocephalus (Cryptocephalus) vittatus Fabricius, 1775 (Map 59: V 1) Cryptocephalus vittatus Fabricius, Syst. Ent., p. 110. Cryptocephalus vittatus: ТОМОВ и ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 494; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 165; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 35; GRUEV, 2004 b: 45, 2005 b: 114. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan, from 300 to 1000 m (FN78: vill. Barziya and FN78: Berkovitsa [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969], FN88: Varshets, FN77 [GRUEV, 2004 b], Petrohan-Pass [GRUEV, 2004 b], GN08: nr. c. “Ledenika” ab. Vratsa [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from May till August, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Iberian Peninsula, France, Mid Europe, basins of Danube and Dnieper. 7. Subgenus Burlinius Lopatin, 1965 Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) bilineatus (Linnaeus, 1767) (Map 60: II 2; V 2, 3) Chrysomela bilineata Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 597. Cryptocephalus bilineatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 168; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 35; GRUEV, 2004 d: 99, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains up to 1400 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha: Sofia [Knyazhevo - ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904]; Mt. Lyulin: FN62: m. h. “Lyulin” [VT]; Mr. Rila [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]: FM89: ab. vill. Relyovo [VT], rt. “Borovets’ [GRUEV, 2004 d: 101]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 2006]; Stara Planina chain: MH43: ab. Sliven [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а], NG67: vill. Koprinka [VT]), from April till July, on Apiaceae, Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Transpalaearctis. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) chrysopus Gmelin, 1788 Cryptocephalus chrysopus Gmelin, Ed. Linn., 1, 4: 1713. Cryptocephalus chrysopus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 244; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 143; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 495; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 171; ТОМОВ, 1994: 12; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 35; VIG, 2002: 35; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 43, 2004 c: 80, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. Cryptocephalus hubneri: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 339. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from April till June, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid Europe, South France, North Italy, Bulgaria, Crimea. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) connexus Olivier, 1807 Cryptocephalus connexus Olivier, Ent., 6: 836. Cryptocephalus connexus: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; MÜLLER, 1929: 11; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 144; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 496; TOMOV, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 177; ТОМОВ, 1994: 12; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 36; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 58, 2004 b: 43, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 55. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from May till September, on Statice. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South Europe, Asia Minor, Central Asia. 66


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Cryptocephalus frontalis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 243, APFELBECK, 1016: 362; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 363; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 171; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 36; GRUEV, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Vitosha: FN82: ab. Sofia (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1016). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Central Europe, southern part of Fennoscandia. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) fulvus (Goeze, 1777) (Map 63: I 1; IV; V 3) Chrysomela fulvus Goeze, Ent. Beytr., 1: 321. Cryptocephalus fulvus: ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 153; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 496; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 178; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 36; GRUEV, 2005 b: 113. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Black Sea area: NH74: Obzor (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” (ТОМОВ, 1971 в); Struma Valley: FM73: Kresna, p. “Kresnensko Hanche” (ТОМОВ, 1971 в), in June and July, on Artemisia, Achillea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern part of Central Europe, Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) labiatus (Linnaeus, 1761) Chrysomela labiata Linnaeus, Fauna Suseciae, p. 169. Cryptocephalus saliceti: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38. Cryptocephalus limbatus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 244; APFELBECK, 1916: 363] ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 256; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 495; TOMOV, 1971: 153, 1979: 177; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 174; ТОМОВ, 1994: 12; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 37; VIG, 2002: 41; GRUEV, 2003 b: 44, 2003 c: 59, 2004 b: 44, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from May till August, on Populus, Salix, Quercus, Betula, Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: widely distributed in Europe. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) macellus Suffrian, 1860 (Map 64: I 1, 4; II 1; III 1; IV; V 2, 5) Cryptocephalus macellus Suffrian, Linn. Ent., 14: 53. Cryptocephalus macellus: ТОМОВ, 1971 в: 153; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 496; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 179; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 256; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 37; VIG, 2002: 41; GRUEV, 2003 c: 59, 2004 d: 100, 2005 b: 113, 2006: 56. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 800 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski [VT], FM73: Kresna [ТОМОВ, 1971 в], vill. GM14: Mesta (ТОМОВ, 1971 в); Mt. Rila: GM47: vill. Sestrimo [GRUEV, 2004 d]; FL68: Mt. Ograzhden [no locality data - VT]; North Bulgaria: KH66: vill. Dalga Livada [VT]; Sredna Gora Mts: LG49: vill. Varben [VT]; Rhodopes: KG82: Bedenski Bani nr. vill. Beden [ТОМОВ, 1971 в], LG24: vill. Bachkovo [VIG, 2002]; Upper Thrace: MG04: Kharmanli [VT]; Mt. Strandzha: NG65: vill Kosti [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], NG67: vill. Lozenets and NG84: vill. Rezovo [VT]), from May till August; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid and South Europe, Black Sea area, Tunisia. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) ocellatus Drapiez, 181 Cryptocephalus ocellatus Drapiez, Ann. Gen. Sci. Phys. Brux., 1: 201. Cryptocephalus ocellatus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 38; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 143; APFELBECK, 1916: 363; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 143; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 83; ТОМОВ, 70


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Subfamily LAMPROSOMATINAE Genus Oomorphus Curtis, 1831 Oomorphus concolor (Sturm, 1807) (Map 72: V 4, 5) Byrrhus concolor Sturm, Deutschl. Ins., 2: 109. Lamprosoma concolor: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 94. Oomorphus concolor: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 194; GRUEV, 1992: 1, 2005 b: 114; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 41; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 19. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Erma Valley: PN34: p. “Zhdreloto”, nr. Tran (TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973); FM61: Mt. Maleshevska [mr. “Sveti Iliya” - BG]), in May, on Aegopodium, Hedera. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Pyrenees to Rumania, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Caucasus.

Subfamily EUMOLPINAE 1. Genus Pales Redtenbacher, 1858 Pales ulema (Germar, 1813) Colaspis ulema Germar, Mag. Ent., 1, 1: 125. Pales ulema: МАЛКОВ, 1905: 190, 1906: 130; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 42; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 19; GRUEV, 2002 b: 19., 2003 c: 60, 2005 b: 114. Eupales ulema: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 245; APFELBECK, 1916: 364; ROUBAL, 1931: 454; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 168, 1987: 257; MOHR, 1969: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 496; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1984: 197; GRUEV, 1992: 7, 2004 b: 46, 2004 c: 82; VIG, 1992: 299. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from April to October, on Cornus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Southeastern Europe (mainly in the Balkan Peninsula and Hungary).

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Subfamily CHRYSOMELINAE 1. Genus Timarcha Latreille, 1829 1. Subgenus Metallotimarcha Motschulsky, 1860 Timarcha (Metallotimarcha) metallica (Laicharting, 1781) (Map 79: V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela metallica Laicharting, Verz. Tyrol. Ins., p. 144. Timarcha metallica: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; BURESCH, ARNDT, 1926: 239; GRUEV, 1968 a: 116, 1992: 137, 2002 b: 23, 2004 b: 52, 2004 c: 85, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; 84


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA 3. Subgenus Timarcha Latreille, 1829 Timarcha (Timarcha) melica Bechyné, 1947 (Map 81: III 1) Timarcha melica Bechyné, 1947 b, Acta Soc. Ent. Cechosl., 44: 6 Timarcha melica: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 45; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION: endemic of Bulgaria (North Bulgaria: KJ92: vill. Orehovitsa - locus classicus - BECHYNÉ, 1947 b), in May; food plants unknown. Timarcha (Timarcha) tenebricosa (Fabricius, 1775) Chrysomela tenebricosa Fabricius, Syst Ent., p. 94. Timarcha tenebricosa: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 774, 1904: 36; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 247; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 336; CSIKI, 1943: 218; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 146; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 506; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 80, 2002, б: 38; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 21; GRUEV, 1992: 141, 2002 b: 23, 2004 a: 442, 2004 b: 52, 2004 c: 85, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 46; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23; VIG, 2002: 55. Timarcha tenebricosa ab. bulgarica: BECHYNÉ, 1945: 7. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2400 m, from April till October, on Galium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from North Spain and the British Isls to South Russia and Caucasus. 2. Genus Leptinotarsa Chevrolat, 1837 Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say, 1824) Introduced from America. In Bulgaria distributed from the sea side up to 2400 m, on Solanaceae (pest) 3. Genus Chrysolina Motschulsky, 1860 1. Subgenus Bittotaenia Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Bittotaenia) salviae (Germar, 1824) (Map 82: I 1, 2; II 1, 2; III 4, 5; IV; V 1, 3, 5, 6) Chrysomela salviae Germar, Ins. spec. nov., p. 586. Chrysomela salviae: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 251, APFELBECK, 1916: 370. Crosita salviae: GRUEV, 1968 a: 115; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 171; MOHR, 1969: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 497; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 28. Chrysolina salviae: GRUEV, 1992: 69, 2002 b: 21, 2002: 37, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 49, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 60; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 47; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 600 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia [Vladaya - GRUEV, 1992], FN91: vill. Pancharevo, FN38 [GRUEV, 1992]: Kyustendil, FM73: Kresna and FL88: Petrich [GRUEV, 1992] r. s. FM71: Peiyo Yavorov [Kresna gorge BG]; FM81: Mt. Verila [BG], Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; FL68: Mt. Ograzhden: FL89: Lebnitsa Valley [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill Goleshovo 87


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: KH59: vill. Reselets [BG]; FN96: vill. Lakatnik [GRUEV, 1968 a], LH31: Kalofer [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], Mt. Eminska [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], NH62: vill. Sveti Vlas [V]; Upper Thrace: LG84: Khaskovo [GRUEV, 1992], Tundzha Valley: MH42: Sliven [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [V], KG67: vill. Varvara [GRUEV, 1992], LF68: vill. Podkova, KG86 [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]: Besaparski Ridove Hills ab. vill. Ognyanovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: between NH30 Burgas and NH78: Varna [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], NH52: Nesebar [MOHR, 1969]), from March till November, on Salvia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South France, Italy, Balkans. 2. Subgenus Ovostoma Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Ovostoma) olivieri (Bedel, 1892) (Map 83: II 1; III 4, 5; V 1, 2) Chrysomela olivieri Bedel, Fauna Col. Seine, 5: 361. Chrysomela coerulea: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 249; APFELBECK, 1916: 367; GRUEV, 1968 a: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 47; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 169. Chrysolina coerulea: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 31; GRUEV, 1990: 28, 1992: 27 Chrysolina olivieri: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 47; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20; GRUEV, 2000 a: 20, 2002 b: 20, 2004 b: 48, 2004 c: 83, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115. Chrysolina olivieri montanella: VIG, 2002: 68. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains between 400 and 1700 m (Mt. Lozenska: GN11: Germanski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: GM38: ab. vill. Kostenets [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: LH87: Veliko Tarnovo [GRUEV, 2000 a] FP33: Belogradchik [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969], GN24: b. peak Murgash and FN96: b. peak Izdremets [GRUEV, 1968 a], KH84: vill. Ribaritsa and GN24: Vitinya-Pass [GRUEV, 1968 a] FN78: Berkovitsa [p. “Shablanitsa” – ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], GN08: ab. Vratsa, LH31: Kalofer and LH22: m. h. “Hubavets” [GRUEV, 1992], GN44: Mt. Etropolska [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH01: m. h. “Fenera” and LH11: ab. Hisarya [GRUEV, 1968 a], KH77: Chirpan Hills [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Rhodopes: GM45: Velingrad [BG]), from April to September, on Salvia. GENERAL DISTRIBUITION: The Alps, Dinaric Mountains, South Carpathians, Balkan Peninsula (excl. Greece). 3. Subgenus Menthastriella Bechyné, 1950 Chrysolina (Menthastriella) herbacea (Duftschmid, 1825) Chrysomela herbacea Duuftschmid, Fauna Austr., 3: 192. Chrysomela viridana: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Chrysomela alpestris: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 248. Chrysomela menthastri: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 340; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20, 1909 б: 106; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17; PANIN, 1941: 557. Chrysomela menthastri var. rugicollis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 252; APFELBECK, 1916: 370. Chrysomela herbacea: MOHR, 1969: 391; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 96; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 170, 1973: 96. 89


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Chrysomela rufoaenea: GRUEV, 1967 a: 42. Chrysolina oricalcia: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 44; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257; GRUEV, 1992: 61, 2002 b: 20, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 48, 2004 c: 83, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 60; VIG, 1992: 300; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 52; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1100 m, from April till October, on Anthriscus, Chaerophyllum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-East England, South Scandinavia, Mid Europe, Ukraine to Crimea, East France, Italy, Balkans , Siberia, Mongolia. 13. Subgenus Colaphodes Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Colaphodes) haemoptera (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela haemoptera Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 369. Chrysomela haemoptera: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1889: 775, 1904: 36; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 248, 1909: 17; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 259; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 368; АНГЕЛОВ, 1964: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 169; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 499. Chrysolina haemoptera: ГРУЕВ, 1978: 206, 1980: 85, 2002: 37; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 46; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257; GRUEV, 1992: 41, 2002 b: 20, 2003 b: 45, 2003 c: 60, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 47, 2004 c: 83, 2004 d: 101; 2005 b: 114, 2006: 59; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 63; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 52; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2000 m, from (January) March till October, on Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal, South England, South Sweden and Finland, to Caucasus, Asia Minor, Central Asia and Hymalaya. 14. Subgenus Colaphosoma Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Colaphosoma) sturmi (Westhoff, 1882) Chrysomela sturmi Westhoff, Käf. Westf., p. 268. Chrysomela violacea: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 775; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 340; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 б: 106; ДРЕНСКИ, 1934: 114; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29. Chrysomela goettingensis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 250; APFELBECK, 1916: 369. Chrysomela fimbrialis var. hungarica: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37 (part.). Chrysomela diversipes: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 169; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 95. Chrysolina diversipes: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 85, ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 47; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257. Chrysolina violacea: GRUEV, 1992: 78 Chrysolina sturmi: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 52; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21; GRUEV, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 49, 2004 c: 83, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till September, on Glechoma.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Chrysomela sanguinolenta: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 250; APFELBECK, 1916: 369. Chrysomela gypsophilae: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 250; APFELBECK, 1916: 369; FRANZ, 1938: 192197; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 170, 1973: 95; MOHR, 1969: 193; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 499. Chrysomela küsteri: FRANZ, 1938: 204. Chrysolina gypsophilae: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 85, 2002, б: 37; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 50; GRUEV, 1992: 39, 2002 b: 20, 2004 a: 440, 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 114, 2006 59; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 62, 2004 b: 47, 2004 c: 83; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 53; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from April till September, on Linaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe northwards to Finland; Asia Minor, Central Asia. Chrysolina (Stichoptera) rossia (Illiger, 1802) Chrysomela rossia Illiger, Mag. Ins., 1, 415. Chrysomela rossia: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20, 1909 б: 106; GRUEV, 1968: 115; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 169. Chrysolina rossia: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 85; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 49; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 54; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20; GRUEV, 2002 b: 21, 2003 c: 60, 2004 b: 49, 2004 c: 83., 2005 b: 115 DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 250 m, from April till September, on Linaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Italy, northern Adriatic area, Balkan Penisula. Chrysolina (Stichoptera) sanguinolenta (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 94: I 1; II 1; III 2; IV) Chrysomela sanguinolenta Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 371. Chrysomela sanguinolenta: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 248; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 500. Chrysomela marginalis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 340; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. Chrysolina sanguinolenta: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 86; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 50; GRUEV, 1992: 70, 2004 c: 83; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 54; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21, 2005 b: 115; VIG, 2002: 73. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM73: Kresna (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); NorthEast Bulgaria: MJ61: Razgrad (МАРКОВИЧ, 1904); Upper Thrace: LG84: Khaskovo (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), LH11: Hisarya (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); Rhodopes: KG95: Perushtitsa (VIG, 2002); Black Sea area: NH78: Varna [(ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986)), from, March till June, on Linaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England, southern Scandinavia and Morocco to Mongolia. Subgenus Melasomoptera Bechyné, 1950 Chrysolina (Melasomoptera) grossa (Fabricius, 1782) Erroneously recorded to the fauna of Bulgaria by GRUEV ( 1968) after an erroneous label of the specimen: “Bulgaria, Plovdiv”.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Chrysolina (Hypericia) geminata (Paykull, 1799) Chrysomela geminata Paykull, Fauna Suec., 2: 65. Chrysomela geminata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 251; APFELBECK, 1916: 370; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 500. Chrysomela cuprina: GRUEV, 1968 b: 115; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 170; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 96; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 55; VIG, 2002: 59. Chrysolina geminata: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 54; GRUEV, 1992: 35, 2002 b: 20, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 47, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 59; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20; ГРУЕВ, 2002, б: 37. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1400 m, from (Rebruary) March till November, on Hypericum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Pyrenees and Norway to Lithuania, Ukraine and Bulgaria. Chrysolina (Hypericia) hyperici (Forster, 1771) Chrysomela hyperici Forster, Nov. spec. Ins., 1: 20. Chrysomela hyperici: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 251; APFELBECK, 1916: 370; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 500. Chrysolina hyperici: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 86, 2002: 37; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 54; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257; GRUEV, 1992: 49, 2002 b: 20, 2003 b: 45, 2003 c: 60, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 48, 2004 c: 83, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 60; VIG, 1992: 299, 2002: 66; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 55; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from May till October, on Hypericum.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-East England and in almost whole continental Europe approximately to 60th parallel. 19. Subgenus Chalcoidea Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Chalcoidea) analis (Linnaeus, 1758) Erroneous records to the fauna of Bulgaria (БРОВДИЙ, 1977: 113; see GRUEV, 1992: 18) Chrysolina (Chalcoidea) carnifex (Fabricius, 1792) Erroneous records to the fauna of Bulgaria (BOURDONNÉ, 1988: 104 – Chrysomela carnifex and BOURDONNÉ, DOGUET, 1991: 51; see also GRUEV, 1992: 22) Chrysolina (Chalcoidea) marginata (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela marginata Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 371. Chrysomela marginata: МАРКОВИЧ, 248, 1909: 17; ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 251; APFELBECK, 1916: 369; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 170; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 500. Chrysolina marginata: ГРУЕВ, 1980: 86, 2002: 37; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 55; GRUEV, 1992: 58, 2002 b: 20, 2003 b: 45, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 48, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 60; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 56; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20; VIG, 2002: 68. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from April till October, on Achillea, Artemisia, Chrysanthemum, Matricaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: almost the whole Europe, Central Asia (from Caspian Sea to China: Sinkiang). 20. Subgenus Craspeda Motschulsky, 1860 Chrysolina (Craspeda) limbata (Fabricius, 1775) Chrysomela limbata Fabricius, Syst. Ent., p. 101. Chrysomela limbata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 775, 1904: 36; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 17, 1909: 248; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 251; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 369; ДРЕНСКИ, 1934: 114; PANIN, 1941: 556; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 144; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 169; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 499. Chrysolina limbata: ГРУЕВ, 1978: 209, 1980: 85, 2002: 37; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 56; GRUEV, 1992: 49, 2002 b: 20, 2003 b: 45, 2004 a: 44, 2004 b: 480, 2004 c: 83, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 60; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20. GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 56; VIG, 1992: 300, 2002: 66. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2500 m, from March till November, on Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from West France to Siberia. 21. Subgenus Fastuolina Warchalowski, 1991 Chrysolina (Fastuolina) fastuosa (Scopoli, 1763) Chrysomela fastuosa Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 74. 107

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Chrysomela fastuosa: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 774, 1904: 36; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 340; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20, 1909 б: 106; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 252; APFELBECK, 1916: 370; ДРЕНОВСКИ, 1940: 249. Chrysomela fastuosa var. speciosa: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 252; APFELBECK, 1916: 370. Dlochrysa fastuosa: MOHR, 1966: 352; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 170, 1987: 257; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 498; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 86; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 57; VIG, 1992: 300. Chrysolina fastuosa: GRUEV, 1992: 32, 2002 b: 20, 2003 c: 60, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 47, 2004 c: 82, 2004 d: 101, 2005 b: 114, 2006: 59; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 57; ГРУЕВ, , 1999: 6, 2002 б: 37; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 20; Vig, 2002: 61. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from April till October, on Lamiaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: almost the whole Europe, Caucasus, Asia Minor, West and Middle Siberia. 4. Genus Oreina Chevrolat, 1837 1.Subgenus Allorina Weise, 1902 Oreina (Allorina) luctuosa (Olivier, 1807) (Map 97: V 1, 2) Chrysomela caerulea Olivier, Hist. nat. Ins. V, Paris., p. 718. Chrysochloa rugulosa: WEISE, 1893: 283; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 252; APFELBECK, 1916: 371; KÜHNELT, 1984: 189; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 60; ГРУЕВ, 1990 а: 30; KIPPENBERG, 1994: 67. Chrysochloa tristis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20; GRUEV, 1992: 115. Chrysochloa rugulosa serbica: MOHR, 1966: 352, 1969: 391. Oreina caerulea: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 57. Oreina luctuosa: GRUEV, 2000: 105, 2004 b: 51, 2005 b: 115. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountainous form distributed up to 2200 m in Stara Planina chain: KH23: Klisura (WEISE, 199), FN95: vill. Svoge (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а), MH43: rt. “Sinite Kamani” (p. “Kutelka”) ab. Sliven (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а), KH83: track to m. h. “Vezhen” and peak Vezhen (GRUEV, 1992), FN95: ab. Svoge (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а) and Rhodopes: LG01: rt. “Pamporovo” (KÜHNELT, 1984), LG04: rt. “Byala Cherkva”, KG75: ab. Peshtera, LG04: vill. Sitovo and KG61: Dospat (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), LG00: ab. Smolyan (p. “Karlak” - АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916), KG53: dam “Batak” (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), from May till August, on Centaurea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Karelia, Central and North-East Russia , Denmark, North Poland, North Germany, North France, North Balkans. 2. Subgenus Oreina Chevrolat, 1837 Oreina (Oreina) alpestris balcanica (Weise, 1883) (Map 98: III 2; V 1, 2, 3) Orina pretiosa var. balcanica Weise, Deutsche Ent. Zeitschr., 27: 245. Orina variabilis var. balcanica: WEISE, 1884 (1881-1884), p. 455. Oreina variabilis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 1904: 37. Chrysochloa alpestris: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 253; APFELBECK, 1916: 371. 108


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA 3. Subgenus Intricatorina Kühnelt, 1984 Oreina (Intricatorina) intricata anderschi (Duftschmid, 1825) (Map 100: V 1, 2) Chrysomela anderschi Duftschmid, Fauna Austr., 3166. Chrysochloa intricata: WEISE, 1990: 283; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 253; APFELBECK, 1916: 371. Chrysochloa intricata anderschi: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 64. Oreina intricata anderschi: ГРУЕВ, 1990 а: 31, 2002 а: 22; GRUEV, 1992: 114, 2004 b: 51, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 58; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountain form, found in Stara Planina chain (about 1200 m, KH23: ab. Klisura [WEISE, 1990], FP50: Chiprovtsi [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986) and Rhodopes (no locality data - BG), in July, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: The Alps, Carpathians, Balkans. 4. Subgenus Virgulatorina Kühnelt, 1984 Oreina (Virgulatorina) virgulata ljubetensis (Apfelbeck, 1912) (Map 101: V 1, 2) Chrysochloa virgulata var. ljubetensis Apfelbeck, Glasn. Zem. Muz. Bosn.- Herzeg., 24: 255. Chrysochloa virgulata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 255; APFELBECK,1916: 373; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1973: 96; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 502; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1975: 157; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 61. Chrysochloa Purkynei: OBENBERGER, 1916: 43-44. Chrysochloa Purkynei cepelarensis: OBENBERGER, 1916: 44.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Chrysochloa Purkynei bulgarica: OBENBERGER, 1916: 44. Chrysochloa Purkynei coelicolor: OBENBERGER, 1916: 45. Oreina virgulata ljubetensis: BECHYNÉ, 1958: 50; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 58; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22; GRUEV, 2002 b: 22, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; VIG, 2002: 80, 2004 b: 51. Chrysochloa virgulata ljubetensis: MOHR, 1966: 353. Oreina virgulata: ГРУЕВ, 1990 а: 30; GRUEV, 1992: 117. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountain form distributed between 1000 and 1800 m in Mt. Pirin (p. “Cherna Voda” and GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 1992], FM92: peak Vihren, p. “Haramibunar” [VIG, 2002], FM91: m. h. “Yane Sandanski” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], GM03: m. h. “Banderitsa” [ГРУЕВ, 1990 а], GM13: vill. Dobrinishte [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], FM84: ab. Predela-Pass [ГРУЕВ, 1990 а]); Stara Planina chain (LH42: ab. m. h. “Tazha” [ГРУЕВ, 1990 а]); Rhodopes (KG73: p. “Beglika” in Devinska Valley [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], LG00: p. “Karlak” ab. Smolyan [BG], LG02: Chepelare [OBENBERGER, 1916], KG61: Dospat [VIG, 2002], LG05: m. h. “:Ravnishta” ab. vill. Dedovo, vill. LG03: Hvoina, KG93: m. h. “Persenk”, p. “Bash Mandra” b. peak Persenk, KG93: p. “Mezar Gidik” b. peak Persenk, LG11: m. h. “Momchil Yunak”, LG01: rt. “Pamporovo” and LG04: vill. Sitovo [ГРУЕВ, 1990 а], LG04: vill. Lilkovo, KG93: m. h. “Chudnite Mostove” and LG04: rt. “Byala Cherkva” [ГРУЕВ, 1990 а], LG08: p. “Kabata” ab. vill. Orehovo [BG]), from April till October, on Cirsium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: mountains of Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria. 5. Subgenus Chrysochloa Hope, 1840 Oreina (Chrysochloa) cacaliae dinarica (Apfelbeck, 1912) (Map 102: V 1, 2) Chrysochloa cacaliae var. dinarica Apfelbeck, Glasn. Zem. Muz. Bosn.-Herzeg., 24: 256. Chrysochloa cacaliae: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20. Chrysochloa cacaliae dinarica: BECHYNÉ, 1958: 91; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 62; KÜHNELT, 1984: 255 (incl. f. violaceicollis and f. resplendens, sec. HÄNDEL, 1938). Oreina cacaliae dinarica: ГРУЕВ, 1990 а: 31; GRUEV, 1992: 111, 2002 b: 22ё 2004 b: 51, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 57; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: a mountinous form found in Stara Planina chain (FN77: ab. Petrohan-Pass [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]), Rhodopes (no locality data - НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а, KÜHNELT, 1984) and Mt. Rila (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а): GM17: p. “Sitnyakovo” - “Chadar Tepe” [BG]), between 1000 and 1750 m, in July and August, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: mountains of Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Serbia, Bulgaria. Oreina (Chrysochloa) speciosissima drenskii (Gruev, 1974) (Map 103: V 1, 2) Chrysochloa speciosissima drenskii Gruev, Compt. Rend. Acad. Bulg. Sci. 27, 7: 969-970, Chrysochloa speciosissima drenskii: GRUEV, 1977: 66; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 62. Chrysochlioa speciosissima: АПФЕЛБЕК 1912: 256; APFELBECK, 1916: 373; MOHR, 1966: 353. Chrysochloa speciosissima juncorum: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 256; APFELBECK, 1916: 373. Oreina speciosissima drenskii: ГРУЕВ, 1990 b: 31; GRUEV, 1992: 11, 2004 b: 51, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; KIPPENBERG, 1994: 78; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 5. Genus Colaphus Dahl, 1823 Colaphus sophiae (Schaller, 1783) Chrysomela sophiae Schaller, Abh. Hall. Ges., 1: 272. Colaphus sophiae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 338; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909а: 19; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 247; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 365; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 60; GRUEV, 1999: 6, 2002 b: 21, 2003 b: 45, 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 50, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21. Colaphellus sophiae: ROUBAL, 1932 (1931-1934): 145; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 171, 1987: 257; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 502; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 87; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 68; GRUEV, 1992: 87; VIG, 1992: 300, 2004 c: 84. Colaphellus sophiae transsylvanicus: MACHATSCHKE, 1954: 211; GRUEV, 1968 b: 33, 1973 e: 149. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country in lowlands (incl. the sea coast) and foothills, from March till September, on Brassicaceae (pest). GENERAL DISTRIBUITION: Mid and South-East Europe. 6. Genus Gastrophysa Chevrolat, 1837 1. Subgenus Gastrophysa Chaevrolat, 1837 Gastrophysa (Gastroiphysa) polygoni (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela polygoni Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 370. Gastrophysa polygoni: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 207, 1980: 87, 1999: 6, 2002, б: 38; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 70; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257; GRUEV, 1992: 94, 2002 b: 21, 2003 b: 45; 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 50, 2004 c: 84, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; VIG, 1992: 300, 2002: 82; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 61; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21. Gastroidea polygoni: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19, 1909 б: 106; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 247; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 365; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 178; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 503. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2400 m, from March till October, on Polygonum, Rumex, Hordeum, Triticum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from nearly whole Europe to Korea; North-West Africa. Gastrophysa (Gastrophysa) viridula (De Geer, 1775) (Map 105: II 1, 2; III 4; V 1, 2) Chrysomela viridula De Geer, Mém., 5: 311. Gastroidea virdula var. cyanescens: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 247; APFELBECK, 1916: 365. Gastroidea viridula: MOHR, 1966: 353. Gastrophysa viridula: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 71; GRUEV, 1992: 96, 2002 b: 22, 2004 b: 50, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 61; ГРУЕВ и БЕЧЕВ, 2000, 21. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1800 m (Mt. Rila: GM17: m. h. “Gerginitsa” [ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986], GM28: Dolna Banya [GRUEV, 1992], GM05: m. h. “Semkovo”; Mt. Pirin: GM03: m. h. “Banderitsa” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 2004 116

A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA b]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: KH59: vill. Reselets [GRUEV, 2004 b], LH52: vill. Dolno Sahrane, LH42: m. h. “Tazha” and LH14: Troyan-Pass [GRUEV, 1992], LH31: ab. Kalofer [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916], KH59: vill. Reselets [GRUEV, 2004 b]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv river Maritsa shore [GRUEV, 1992]), from April till July, on Rumex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Europe to Korea. 7. Genus Phaedon Dahl, 1823 1. Subgenus Phaedon Dahl, 1823 Phaedon (Phaedon) armoraciae (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela armoraciae Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 369. Phaedon armoraciae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 208; GRUEV, 1968 a: 116, 1978: 207, 1992: 119, 2002 b: 22, 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 51, 2004 c: 84, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 178, 1980: 87, 2002, б: 38; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 171, 1987: 257; MOHR, 1969: 391; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 503; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 74; ГЕОРГИЕВ, 1988: 80; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 61; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. Plagiodera armoraciae: КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2500 m, from March till October, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from almost all Europe to Transbaikalia.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Phaedon (Phaedon) cochleariae (Fabricius, 1792) Chrysomela cochleariae Fabricius, Ent. Syst., 1: 330. Phaedon cochleariae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 21; GRUEV, 1968 a: 116, 1992: 120, 2002 b: 22, 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 51, 2004 c: 84, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; ГРУЕВ, 1969 б: 177, 1980: 87, 2002, б: 38; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 73; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 257; VIG, 1992: 300; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 61; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22; VIG, 2002: 83. Phaedon cochleariae obesus: ГРУЕВ, 1969 б: 178. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from April till September, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, Palaearctic Asia (including tundra). Phaedon (Phaedon) laevigatus (Duftschmid, 1825) Chrysomela laevigata Dustschmid, Fn. Austr., 3: 214. Phaedon laevigatus: ГРУЕВ, 1969 б: 177, 1980: 87, 1999: 6, 2002, б: 38; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 503; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 73; GRUEV, 1992: 122, 2002 b: 22, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 52, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 62; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, lowlands including the sea coast, from March till October,on Galeopsis. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern part of Mid Europe, North Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Caucasus. 2. Subgenus Neophaedon Jacobson, 1901 Phaedon (Neophaedon) pyritosus (Rossi, 1792) Chrysomela pyritosa Rossi, Mant., 1: 31. Phaedon pyritosus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; ROUBAL, 1931 (1931-1934): 454; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145; ГРУЕВ, 1969 б: 178, 1980: 87; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 171, 1987: 258; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 75; GRUEV, 1992: 123, 2002 b: 22, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 61, 2004 c: 84, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 62; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22; VIG, 2002: 84. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1300 m, from April till August, on Ranunculus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mid and South-East Europe, Asia Minor, Central Asia. 8. Genus Hydrothassa Thomson, 1866 Subgenus Agrostithassa Jacobson, 1921 Hydrothassa (Agrostithassa) flavocincta (Brullé, 1832) (Map 106: I 2, 3, 4; II 1; III 5; IV; V 2) Chrysomela flavocincta Brullé, Expéd. Morée, 3: 271. Hydrothassa flavocincta: GRUEV, 1968 a: 116, 1992: 105, 2002 b: 22, 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 c: 84, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 503; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 87, 2002, б: 38; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 76; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 258; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 62; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. 118

A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1400 m (Mt. Lozenska: GN91: Germanski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila [no locality data - GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], m. h. “Yane Sandanski” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; FL78: Mt. Belasitsa: FL88: ab. Petrich [GRUEV, 1968 a]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH00: vill. Starosel [GRUEV, 1968 a], KH80: Strelcha [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Rhodopes: LF69: Momchilgrad [GRUEV, 1968 a], LG13: m. h. “Pashaliitsa” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Low Maritsa Valley: MG32: Svilengrad [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987], NG17: vill. Golyamo Bukovo and NG55: vill. Gramatikovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Black Sea area: NG59: rt. “Kavatsite” and NG85: vill. Sinemorets [ГРУЕВ, 1980]), from April till August; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Italy (Apulia), Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor. Hydrothassa (Agorotithassa) glabra (Herbst, 1783) Chrysomela glabra Herbst, in Füessly Arch., 4: 60. Hydrothassa aucta: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Hydrothassa aucta var. glabra: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37. Hydrothassa aucta ab. aucta: ЁАНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 145. Hydrothassa glabra: GRUEV, 1968 a: 116, 1992: 106, 2002 b: 22, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 51, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 61; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 171; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 76; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 62; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22; ГРУЕВ, 2002, б: 38 DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from 400 to 2280 m, from April till September, on Ranunculus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, West Siberia, Morocco.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Chrysomela saliceti: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 84; GRUEV, 1992: 83, 2002 b:21, 2004 a: 440, 2004 b: 49, 2004 c: 84, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 60; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 65; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21, ГРУЕВ, 2002 б: 37; VIG, 2002: 88. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands up to 1200 m, from April till September, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Mongolia and Siberia. Chrysomela tremula Fabricius, 1787 (Map 108: I 1; III 1, 2, 5; II 2; V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela tremula Fabricius, Mant., 1: 69. Melasoma tremulae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 21; ДИМИТРОВ, 1935: 230; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 198; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 146; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 504. Chrysomela tremulae: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 83; GRUEV, 1992: 84, 2004 d: 102, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 65; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21; VIG, 2002: 89. Chrysomela tremula: GRUEV, 2004 b: 50, 2005: 61. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1300 m (West Bulgaria: Sofia [Gorublyane - ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904]; Mt. Vitosha: Sofia [FN82: Simeonovo and FN91: Pancharevo - GRUEV, 1992]; FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: FM96: Rilski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: FM91: p. “Popina Laka” ab. Sandanski [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], FM91: Bistritsa Valley [VIG, 2002], LG09: Melnik and GM03: Bansko [GRUEV, 1992] North Bulgaria: LJ01: Pleven, GN29: [БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956], MH68: Targovishte [BG]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: ab. Vratsa [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а], LH62: Shipka, LH61: Kazanlak and GN29: ab. Botevgrad FN78 [БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956]: Berkovitsa [DIMITROV, 1935]; Sredna Gora Mts: GN30: ab. Ihtiman; Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Zdravets” [GRUEV, 1992], LG14: vill. Narechenski Bani [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], GM36: ab. saddle “Yundola” [BG]; Black Sea area: NH30: Burgas [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]), from June till August, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to Kamchatka and Sakhalien. 2. Subgenus Pachylina Medvedev, 1989 Chrysomela (Pachylina) collaris Linnaeus, 1758 (Map 109: II 1; III 4, 5; V 3, 6) Chrysomela collaris Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 371. Melasoma collaris: Йоакимов, 1899: 775, 1904: 37; Недялков, 1909 а: 21; Буреш, Лазаров, 1956: 353. Chrysomela collaris: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 82; GRUEV, 1992: 80, 2004 b: 49, 2004 c: 84, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 64; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and foothills up to 600 m (West Bulgaria: Sofia [Vrazhdebna - ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha [ab. Sofia - НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Mt. Lyulin [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]: FN62: m. h. “Lyulin”; Mt. Rila [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899]: GM38: vill. Kostents [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Slavyanka GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: ab Vratsa [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Rhodopes: KG57: Belovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Upper Thrace: LG36: Sadovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG89: Stara Zagora - НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а), from April till June, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from East France to North-East Asia. 122


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from foothills up to about 2000 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: vill. Gorublyane [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904], FM73: Kresna and FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Plana: FN91: Kokalyanski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Vitosha [FN82: Vladaya GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Lyulin [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: FM96: Rilski mr. [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: LH31: ab. Kalofer [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], FN88: Varshets [BG], LH62: Shipka [GRUEV, 1992]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [АНГЕЛОВ, 1960]; Rhodopes: LG24: vill. Bachkovo and KG57: Belovo [GRUEV, 1992], LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [GRUEV, 1968], GM25: Yakoruda [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG05: vill. Hrabrino, LG05: m. h. “Akademik” [VIG, 1992]), from April till July, on Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to Japan. Genus Gonioctena Chevrolat, 1837 1. Subgenus Gonioctena Chevrolat, 1837 Gonioctena (Gonioctena) decemnotata (Marsham, 1802) (Map 112: II 1; V 2) Chrysomela decemnotata Marsham, Ent. Brit., p. 175. Phytodecta rufipes: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 20 Gonioctena rufipes: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 87; GRUEV, 1992: 104. Gonioctena decemnotata: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 66; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21, GRUEV, 2002 b: 22, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Rila (GM38: vill. Kostenets [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]); Upper Thrace: KG87: Pazardzhik [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а ]; Rhodopes (LG29: p. “Lukovitsa” ab. Asenovgrad [GRUEV, 2002 b]; KG57: ab. Belovo [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]), in May, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the Britih Isls to Japan. Gonioctena (Gonioctena) linnaeana (Schrank, 1781) Chrysomela linnaeana Schrank, Enum., p. 69. Phytodecta linnaeanus ab. nigricollis: GRUEV, 1968 a: 116. Phytodecta linnaeana: GRUEV, 1969: 54; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172. Gonioctena linnaeana: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 89; GRUEV, 1992: 100, 2002 b: 22, 2004 b: 50, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 66; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; from 250 up to 1200, from May till July, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from North Spain and Norway to Mongolia and Sakhalien. Gonioctena (Gonioctena) viminalis (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 113: II 1, 4; III 5; V 1, 2, 3, 4) Chrysomela viminalis Linnaeus, Syst Nat., ed. 10: 371. Phytodecta viminalis: ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172. Gonioctena viminalis: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 89; GRUEV, 1992: 104, 2002 b: 22, 2004 b: 50, 2004 d: 103, 2005 b: 115; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 300; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986; VIG, 1992: 300; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 66; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains from 300 up to 1000 m (West Bulgaria: PN34: p. “Zhdreloto” in Erma Valley nr. Tran, FN40: Zemenski mr. and FN38: Kyustendil [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Plana: FN90: vill. Kovachevtsi [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 126


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Phratora (Phratora) vitellinae (Linaeus, 1758): Chrysomela vitellinae Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 370. Phyllodecta vitellinae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 21; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 96; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 596. Phratora vitellinae ab. brevicollis: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18. Gonioctena atrovirens: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18. Phratora vulgatissimus: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18. Phyllodecta vulgatissima: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: (part.). Phratora vitellinae: ГРУЕВ, 1978: 208, 2002 б: 38; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 96; GRUEV, 1992: 127, 2002 b: 22, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 52, 2004 c: 85, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 115, 2006: 62; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 68; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from lowlands up to 2400 m, from April till October, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Pyrenees to Kamchatka. 2. Subgenus Chaetoceroides Strand, 1935 Phratora (Chaetoceroides) vulgatissima (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 118: II 1; FIII 1, 5; V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela vulgatissima Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 370 Chrysomela vulgatissima: БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ: 1956: 160. Phyllodecta vulgatissima: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 18; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 21. Phratora vulgatissima: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 94; GRUEV, 1992: 128, 2004 b: 52, 2005 b: 115; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the lowlands up to 1400 m (FN82: Sofia [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: Sofia [Vladaya – ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; North Bulgaria: MJ15: Ruse: p. “Obraztsov Chiftlik” [БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ: 1956], MJ61: Razgrad [МАРКОВИЧ, 1909]); Stara Planina chain: FN94: Kurilovski mr. and MH43: rt. “Sinite Kamani” [p. “Kutelka”] ab. Sliven [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Upper Thrace: LG36: Sadovo [БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ: 1956]; Rhodopes: KG53: dam “Batak” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), in August, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the British Isls to Kamchatka and Ussuri area. 15. Genus Entomoscelis Chevrolat, 1837 Entomoscelis adonidis (Pallas, 1771) Chrysomela adonidis Pallas, Reisen, 1, 2: 463. Entomoscelis adonidis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 37; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 148, 1909: 17; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 340; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 19, 1909 б: 106; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 247; APFELBECK, 1916: 366; PANIN, 1941: 557; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 168; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 320; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 146; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172, 1987: 258; MOHR, 1969: 392; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 25; GRUEV, 1992: 90, 2003 c: 61, 2004 a: 441, 2004 b: 50, 2004 c: 84, 2005 b: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 46; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 21, ГРУЕВ, 2002: 37. Entomoscelis abdominalis: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160.

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Subfamily GALERUCINAE 1. Genus Diorhabda Weise, 1883 Diorhabda elongata (Brullé, 1832) (Map 120: I 1; II 1, 4; IV) Chrysomela elongata Brullé, Exped. Moree Zool., 3: 271. Diorhabda elongata: ТОМОВ, 1969: 181, 1979: TOMOV, 1974: 105, 1979: 178; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 509; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 103; GRUEV, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West and South-West Bulgaria: FM66: vill. Boboshevo, FM57: vill. Skrino and FM47: vill. Nevestino (ТОМОВ, 1979), FM57: vill. Pastuh and FM75: Blagoevgrad, Kresna, FM73: vill. Krupnik, FM65, vill. Strumsko, FM74: Simitli, GM20: vill. Delchevo, FL90: vill. Novo Konomladi, vill. Damyanitsa, FM80: Sandanski and FL88: Petrich (ТОМОВ, 1969); Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); Upper Thrace: LG07: Stamboliiski (ТОМОВ, 1979); Black Sea area: NH51: Pomorie (TOMOV, 1979), NG68: res. “Arkutino” (VT), from April till October, on Tamarix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Mediterranean, Balkan Peninsula, Caucasus, Asia Minor, Cantral Asia, Mongolia.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Galerucella calmariensis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; APFELBECK, 1916: 379; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 508; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 71; VIG, 2002: 94; GRUEV, 2004 b: 53, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from April till July, on Lythrum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the British Isls and Catalonia to Japan. Galerucella (Neogalerucella) lineola (Fabricius, 1781) Crioceris lineola Fabriicus, Spec. Ins., 1: 149. Galeruca lineola: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 247, 1909: 17. Galerucella lineola: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 320; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 146; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 108; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 258; VIG, 1992: 301, 2002: 95; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 71; GRUEV, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 62., 2004 c: 85 , 2004 d: 105, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from March till September, on Salix, Alnus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to Japan. Galerucella (Neogalerucella) pusilla (Duftschmid, 1825) Galeruca pusilla Duftschmid, Fauna Austr., 3: 230. Galerucella pusilla: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; APFELBECK, 1916: 379; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173, 1987: 258; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 508; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 110; Vig, 1992: 301, 2002: 96; ТОМОВ, 1994: 14; GRUEV TOMOV, 1998: 72; GRUEV, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 62, 2004 b: 53, 2004 c: 85, 2004 d: 105, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from April till October, on Lytrum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from British Isls and Spain to Mongolia. Galerucella (Neogalerucella) tenella (Linnaeus, 1761) (Map 122: III 5; V 2, 3) Chrysomela tenella Linnaeus, Fauna Suec., ed. 2: 171. Galeruca tenella: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 341. Galerucella tenella: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; APFELBECK, 1916: 379; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 110; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 72; GRUEV, 2005 b: 116. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia (ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904), FN93: vill. Negovan and FN91: vill. Pancharevo (НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а); FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia (АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912, APFELBECK, 1916); Rhodopes: KG93: m. h. “Chudnite Mostove” and KG80: vill. Trigrad (VT), up to 1500 m, from May till August, on Fragaria, Potentilla. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England, Norway and Spain to Amurland and Ussuri area. 3. Genus Xanthogaleruca Laboissiиre, 1934 Xanthogaleruca luteola (Müller, 1766) Chrysomela luteola Müller, Melang. Soc. Roy. Turin, 3: 187. Galeruca luteola: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. 137

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Galerucella luteola: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 172; MOHR, 1969: 392; НАЧЕВ, 1972: 119. Xanthogaleruca luteola: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 111; ТОМОВ, МИТОВ, 1987: 297, 1991: 66; SAKALIAN et al., 1993: 47; ТОМОВ, 1994: 14; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 72; VIG , 2002: 96, 2002: 96; GRUEV, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 62, 2004 b: 54, 2004 c: 86, 2005 b: 116. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1250 m, from April till October, on Ulmus (pest). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal to Iran and Middle Asia; North Africa. 4. Genus Lochmaea Weise, 1883 Lochmaea caprea (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela caprea Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 376. Lochmaea capreae: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 261; APFELBECK, 1916: 379; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 509; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ ,1986: 105; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 70; GRUEV, 2004 b: 53, 2004 d: 105, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole counrty, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from May till September, on Salix. GENERL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain, Ireland and North Norway to Japan Lochmaea crataegi (Forster, 1771) Lochmaea crataegi Gorster, Nov. Spec. Ins., 1: 28. Adimonia crataegi: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Adimonia sanguinea: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Lochamaea grataegi: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 509; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 105; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 258; ТОМОВ, 1994: 14; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 71; GRUEV, 2003 c: 62, 2005 b: 116. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the the sea coast up to 800 m, from May till July, on Crataegus, Prunus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Spain to Mongolia and Siberia. 5. Genus Galeruca Müller, 1764 1. Subgenus Galeruca Müller, 1764 Galeruca (Galeruca) interrupta circumdata Duftschmid, 1825 Galeruca circumdata Duftschmid, Fauna Austr., 3: 219. Adimonia circumdata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 341. Galeruca interrupta: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147.. Galeruca circumdata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; APFELBECK, 1916: 380. Galeruca interrupta circumdata: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173, 1987: 258; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 96; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 508; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 101; VIG, 1992: 301: 2002: 98; ТОМОВ, 1994: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 69; GRUEV, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 62, 2004 b: 53, 2004 c: 85, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from May till July, and in September, on Artemisia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: basin of Danube, Balkan Peninsula, Ukraine. Galeruca (Galeruca) pomonae (Scopoli, 1763) Tenebrio pomonae Scopoli, Ent. Carn., p. 83. Adimonia rusticata: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 247, 1909: 17; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10. Adimonia litoralis: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 341. Galeruca pomonae: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22, 1909 б: 106; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; APFELBECK, 1916: 380; PANIN, 1941: 557; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 508; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 102; VIG, 1992: 301, 2002: 99; ТОМОВ, 1994: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 69; GRUEV, 2004 b: 53, 2004 c: 85, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. Galeruca litoralis: CSIKI, 1943: 218. Galeruca spectabilis: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from May till November, on Centaurea, Salvia, Knautia, Cirsium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal and Ireland to Central Asia. Galeruca (Galeruca) tanaceti (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela tanaceti Linnaeus, 1758, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 369. Galeruca tanaceti: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 341; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1912: 262; NETOLITZKI, 1912: 160; APFELBECK, 1916: 380; PANIN, 1941: 557; 139

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV CSIKI, 1943: 218; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173, 1987: 258; MOHR, 1969: 392; ТОМОВ, 1973 б: 202, 1994: 13; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 508; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 101; VIG, 1992: 301, 2002: 99; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 69-70; GRUEV, 2003 c: 62, 2004 b: 53, 2004 c: 85, 2004 d: 104, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. Adimonia tanaceti: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from May till October, on Cerastium, Cardamine, Achillea, Chrysanthemum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Portugal to Korea. 2. Subgenus Emarhopa Weise, 1886 Galeruca (Emarhopa) rufa Germar, 1824 Galeruca rufa Germar, Ins. Spec. Nov., p. 603. Adimonia rufa: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Galeruca rufa: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; PANIN, 1941: 557; HAVELKA, 1958: 208; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29, 1964: 320; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 147; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173, 1987: 258; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 509; TOMOV, 1979: 178; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 102; VIG, 1992: 301, 2002: 99; ТОМОВ, 1994: 13; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 70; GRUEV, 2003 b: 46, 2003 c: 62, 2004 b: 53, 2004 c: 85, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 63. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the lowlands up to 1200 m, from April till September, on Convolvulus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South France, Italy, basin of Danube, Balkan Peninsula and from Ukraine to basin of lower Volga. 6. Genus Sermilassa Reitter, 1912 Sermilassa halensis (Linnaeus, 1767) (Map 123: I 1; II 4; III 5; V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela halensis Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12:589. Sermilassa halensis: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 148; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 173; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 511; TOMOV, 1979: 179; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 131; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 76; VIG, 2002: 100; GRUEV, 2004 b: 54, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 64. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains, up to 1200 m (South and South-West Bulgaria: FN41: vill. Rakilovtsi, FM81: vill. Vlahi, FM57: vill. Pastuh, GM36: ab. saddle “Yundola” [VT]; Mt. Vitosha: FN82: p. “Shumako”, ab. vill. Simeonovo, FN71: vill. Rudartsi, FN82: Sofia [Dragalevtsi] and FN71: vill. Kladnitsa [VT]; Mt. Lyulin: FN62: m. h. “Lyulin” [VT]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko [VT], FM90: Sandanski > vill. Lilyanovo [TOMOV, 1979], FM91: p. “Popina Laka” ab. Sandanski (GRUEV, 2006), GM13: vill. Dobrinishte [VT]; Stara Planina chain: KH73: m. h. “Paskal” [ТОМОВ и ГРУЕВ, 1969], FN68: m. h. “Zdravtshenitsa” [VT], GN08: nr. c. “Ledenika” ab. Vratsa [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Rhodopes: LG04: vill. Lilkovo [АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965], LG24: ab. vill. Bachkovo [VIG, 2002]), from May till October, on Rubiaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South France to Kazakhstan, and further in Central Asia to Altai and Mongolia.

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Subfamily ALTICINAE 1. Genus Phyllotreta Chevrolat, 1837 Phyllotreta armoraciae (Koch, 1803) (Map 135: IV) Haltica armoraciae Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 75. 150


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Phyllotreta corrugata Reiche et Saulcy, 1858 (Map 138: I 2, 3; II 1, 2; IV) Phyllotreta corrugata Reiche et Saulcy, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., 3, 6: 46. Phyllotreta corrugata: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 151, 1988 а: 106, 2002, б: 44; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 164; GRUEV, 1992: 343, 2001: 23, 2003 b: 49, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 63, 2005 b: 119; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 281; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 78; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Upper Thrace: LG94: vill. Podkrepa (ГРУЕВ, 1970 ), Rhodopes: MG12: vill. Malko Gradishte (ГРУЕВ, 2002 б), Tundzha Plane: Bakazdhitsi Hills (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б), MH50: Yambol (GRUEV, 1992), Mt. Sakar: MG46: ab. Topolovgrad (GRUEV, 1992), East Stara Planina chain: NH62: vill. Sveti Vlas (ГРУЕВ, 1988), Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol (ГРУЕВ, 1988), in April and May, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern Europe from France to the Balkan Peninsula and Ukraine; western Asia from Rhodos and Jordan to Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Phyllotreta cruciferae (Goeze, 1777) Chrysomela cruciferae Goeze, Ent. Beitr., 1: 312. Phyllotreta cruciferae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 210; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; MOHR, 1969: 392; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 97; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 513; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 107, 1999: 7, 2000, б: 44; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 154; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; GRUEV, 1992: 343, 2001: 23, 2002 b: 30, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 63, 2004 c: 90, 2004 d: 109, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 71; VIG, 1992: 301; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 282; GRUEV, TOMOV,1998: 78; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2900 m, from March till November, on Brassicaceae (pest). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from nearly the whole Europe to Mongolia; North and East Africa. Phyllotreta dacica Heikertinger, 1941 (Map 139: I 1; II 2; III 4) Phyllotreta dacica Heikertinger, Koleopt. Rundschau, 27, 4-6: 89-90. Phyllotreta dacica: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 97; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 158; GRUEV, 1992: 346, 2001: 23, 2002 b: 30, 2004 b: 63, 2005 b: 119; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 283; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM74: Simitli (BG), Fore-Balkan: FP24: nr. c. “Magurata” (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986) and Sredna Gora Mts: MH01: Mezhdenik Hills (TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973), in May and June, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Balkan Peninsula (Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Dalmatia, Bulgaria), Rumania, South Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Turkey. Phyllotreta diademata Foudras, 1860 Phyllotreta diademata Foudras, Ann. Soc. Lin. (n. s.), 6: 345, 369. Phyllotreta diademata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 389; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 513; GRUEV, 1982 a: 110, 1992: 347348, 2001: 23, 2002 b: 30, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 447, 2004 d: 109, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 71; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 156; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 107, 2000, б: 44; GRUEV, 1992: 347-348, 2004 b: 63, 2004 c: 90; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 284; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1997: 79; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. 155


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from March till October, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Korea. Phyllotreta nigripes (Fabricius, 1775) Altica nigripes Fabricius, Syst. Ent., p. 113. Phyllotreta lepidii: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Phyllotreta nigripes: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 444; APFELBECK, 1916: 390; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 210; MOHR, 1969: 392; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 174, 1987: 259; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 513; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 160; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 108, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 44; GRUEV, 1992: 353, 2001: 23, 2002 b: 30, 2003 b: 50, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2004 d: 109, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 71; VIG, 1992: 301; SAKALIAN at al., 1993: 49; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 296; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 80; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2250 m, from (February) March till November, on Brassicaceae, Resedaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Kazakhstan and Middle Asia; North Africa. Phyllotreta nodicornis (Marsham, 1802) (Map 145: II 1; III 2, 3; IV) Chrysomela nodicornis Marsham, Ent. Brit., 1: 204. Phyllotreta nodicornis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 444 (part.); APFELBECK, 1916: 389; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 513; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 163; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 109; GRUEV, 1992: 355, 2001:23, 2003

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV b: 50, 2004 b: 64, 2005 b: 119; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 297; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 80; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and foothills up to 500 m (North-East Bulgaria: NJ43: vill. Karapelit [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], NH19: Novi Pazar [GRUEV, 1992]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha [GRUEV, 1992]; East Stara Planina chain: NH62: ab. vill. Sveti Vlas [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а]; Upper Thrace: KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills [VIG, 1992], LG07: Stamboliiski and KG96: vill. Novo Selo [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Sakar: MG44: Vishegrad [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna [А ПФЕЛБЕК , 1914, A PFELBECK , 1916], NH83: rt. “Zlatni Pyasatsi” [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from March till July, on Reseda. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and France through Mid Europe to Caucasus and Turkey. Phyllotreta ochripes (Curtis, 1837) Haltica ochripes Curtis, Brit. Ent., 14: 630. Phyllotreta ochripes: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 443; APFELBECK, 1916: 389; ДИРИМАНОВ и АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 97; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 151; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 19, 1999: 8; GRUEV, 1992: 356,. 2001: 23, 2002 b: 30, 2003 b: 50, 2003 c: 67, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 298; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 81; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. Phyllotreta armoraciae: ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1300 m, from April till June, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Russian Far East. Phyllotreta pontoaegeica Gruev, 1982 (Map 146: IV) Phyllotreta pontoaegeica Gruev, Deutsche Ent. Zeitschr., N. F., 1-3: 99-100 (1982 b). Phyllotreta pontoaegeica: GRUEV, 1992: 357, 2001: 23, 2005 a: 247; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 146; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 109; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 300; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 81; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Black Sea area: NH30: Burgas (locus classicus - GRUEV, 1982); food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: sea sides of Bulgaria, East and Central Greece, Turkey (Antalia, Iзel); Crete. Phyllotreta procera (Redtenbacher, 1849) Haltica procera Redtenbacher, Fn. Austr., p. 530. Phyllotreta nodicornis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 444 (part.); APFELBECK, 1916: 389 (part.). Phyllotreta procera: ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 513; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 162; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 109, 1999: 8; GRUEV, 1992: 358, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 b: 50, 2004 b: 64, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 3021; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 81; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till November, on Resedaceae, Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Portugal to Middle Asia; Africa southwards to Tanzania; Canary Isls, Cape Verde Isls, Madeira. 162

A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Phyllotreta punctulata (Marsham, 1802) (Map 147: I 1, 3, 4; II 1; IV) Chrysomela punctulata Marsham, Ent. Brit., p. 200. Phyllotreta aerea: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1975: 159; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 157; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 105; GRUEV, 1992: 336, 2001: 24, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; VIG, 1992: 301. Phyllotreta punctulata: GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 302; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 81; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30; GRUEV, 2003 c: 67. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and low mountain parts (Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [BG]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [BG], KG86: vill. Byaga; East Rhodopes: MJ13: ab. vill. Ivanovo [BG]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986]; Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol [ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986], NH52: rt. “Slanchev Bryag” [GRUEV, TOMOV, 1975], rt. NH83: “Zlatni Pyasatsi [GRUEV, 1992] NG66: Tsarevo [VIG, 1992], NG76: Ahtopol [GRUEV, TOMOV, 1975]), from May till July, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England, Belgum, Netherlands and Portugal to Caucasus, Turkey and Israel; Morocco. Phyllotreta scheuchi Heikertinger, 1941 (Map 148: III 4) Phyllotreta scheuchi Heikertinger, Kol. Rundschau, 27, 4-6: 95. Phyllotreta scheuchi: GRUEV, 1982 a: 111, 1992: 359, 2001: 24, 2004 b: 64, 2005 b: 119; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 155; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 403; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 82; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Stara Planina chain: GN08: ab. Vratsa (GRUEV, 1982 a), in October, on Raphanus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: England, Spain, Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, South Ukraine (Krivoi Rog); Mongolia. Phyllotreta striolata (Fabricius, 1803) Crioceris striolata Fabricius, Index Syst. Eleuth., p. 38. Phyllotreta vittata: ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1965: 83; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 512. Phyllotreta nemorum: НИКОЛОВА, 1968: 139. Phyllotreta striolata: ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 150; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 109; GRUEV, 1992: 359, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 c: 6 2004 b: 647, 2004 c: 90, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 305; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 82; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; sporadic in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1600 m, from March till November, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: whole Europe, Palaearctic and Oriental Asia. Phyllotreta tetrastigma (Comolli, 1837) (Map 149: I 1; II 1; V 1, 2, 3) Altica tetrastigma Comolli, Col. Nov. prov. Novocom., p. 47. Phyllotreta tetrastigma: Heikertinger, 1941: 46, 48; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 218; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 148; GRUEV, 1992: 360, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2004 b: 64, 2004 d:

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 109, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 306; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 82; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 30. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1900 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 1992]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: FN82: Malak Resen [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Mt Rila: FM97: m. h. “Vada” [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Mt. Pirin: FM91: m. h. “Yane Sandaski” and GM20: p. “Popovi Livadi” [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain: LH02: m. h. “Balkanski Rozi” [GRUEV, 1992]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964]; Rhodopes: LG12: m. h. “Izgrev” and LG01: rt. “Pamporovo” [GRUEV, 1992]), from April till August, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: whole Europe, West and Middle Siberia, Yakutia. Phyllotreta undulata Kutschera, 1860 Phyllotreta undulata Kutschera, Wien. Ent. Monatschr., 4: 301. Phyllotreta undulata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 444; APFELBECK, 1916: 389; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 210; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 217; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 512; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 146; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 119, 1999: 8; GRUEV, 1992: 361, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 c: 67, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2004 d: 109, 2005 b: 119; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 308; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 82; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 31. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2925 m, from March till August, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to East Siberia. Phyllotreta variipennis (Boieldieu, 1859) (Map 150: II 2) Haltica variipennis Boieldieu, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., 3: 477. Phyllotreta variipennis: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 82; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31; GRUEV, 2001: 24, 2003 b: 50, 2005: 348, 2005 b: 119. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: MG14: nr. vill. Dositeevo (GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998), in August, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern Europe northwards to Switzerland; Asia from Cyprus to Iran; North-West Africa; Macaronasia. Phyllotreta vilis Weise, 1888 (Map 151: I 1, 2; II 1; IV; V 1, 2, 3, 5) Phyllotreta vilis Weise, Naturgesch. Ins. Deutschl., Col. 6: 861. Phyllotreta vilis: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 97; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 145; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 111, 2000 б: 79, 2000, б: 44; GRUEV, 1992: 363, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 64, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 309; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 83; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1350 m (FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 2002 b ]; Mt. Vitosha: FN71: vill. Kladnitsa [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Osogovo: FM37: m. h. “Iglika” [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: GN24: b. peak Murgash [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973], dam “Asenovets” [GRUEV, 2002 b], FN88: Varshets [GRUEV, 1992]; Upper Thrace: MG04: Kharmanli [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Rhodopes: LG34: vill. Novakovo [TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973], LG24: vill. Bachkovo [GRUEV, 1992], LF69: Momchilgrad [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NH52: 166


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV rt. “Slanchev Bryag” and NG59: Sozopol [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], NG68: cape Maslen Nos [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from April till December, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South Italy, Croatia, Macedonia, Greece (incl. Ionian Islands), Bulgaria, Asiatic Turkey. Phyllotreta vittula (Redetenbacher, 1849) Haltica vittula Redtenbacher, Fn. Austr., p. 532. Phyllotreta vittula: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17; ДРЕНСКИ, 1955: 341; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 210; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 217; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 174, 1987: 259, 1999: 8; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 511; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 208, 1988 а: 110, 2000, б: 44; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 142; GRUEV, 1992: 364, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 b: 50, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2004 d: 109, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 310; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 83; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2925 m, from (January, February) March till November (December), on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Korea. 2. Genus Aphthona Chevrolat, 1837 Aphthona abdominalis (Duftschmid, 1825) (Map 152: I 1, 4; II 1, 2, 4; III 5; IV; V 1, 2, 3) Haltica abdominalis Dusftschmid, Fn. Austr., 3: 262. Aphthona abdominalis: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; HEIKERTINGER, 1914: 138; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 514; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 170; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 259; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 82; GRUEV, 1992: 157, 2001: 11, 2002 b: 23, 2003 c: 63, 2004 b: 55, 2004 c: 86, 2004 d: 105, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 65; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 25; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 83; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23; VIG, 2002: 111. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1300 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia, FN38: Kystendil, FM80: Sandanski and FM57: vill. Pastuh [GRUEV, 1992]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [GRUEV, 1992]; GN11: Mt.Lozenaska [BG]; Mt. Zemenska: FN40: ab. Zemen [GRUEV, 1992]; FM49: Mt. Konyavska: vill. Tavalichevo; Mt. Pirin: GM30: ab. vill. Hadzhidimovo and GL09: Melnik [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: FM96: Rilski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: nr. c. “Ledenika” ab. Vratsa [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; LH61: Kazanlak [NETOLITZKY, 1912], GN24: b. peak Murgash [GRUEV, 1992], MH54: Kotel [GRUEV, 1992]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH11: ab. Hisarya [GRUEV, 1992]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: KG82: Devin, LG15: vill. Markovo and LG24: vill. Bachkovo[GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Strandzha: NG65: vill. Kosti and NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]; Black Sea area: NG67: vill. Lozenets and NG66: Tsarevo [VIG, 2002], NG76: Ahtopol [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), from (January) March till December, on Euphorbia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Netherlands and Spain to Iran, Afghanistan and Kazakhstan.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Aphthona atrovirens (Fцrster, 1849) (Map 153: II 1; V 2, 3) Haltica atrovirens Fцrster, Verh. Preuss. Rheinl., 6, 1, Nachtr., p. 37. Aphthona atrovirens: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 519; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 179; GRUEV, 1992: 159, 2001: 11, 2004 c: 86, 2005 b: 116; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 27; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 83; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountains up to 1100 m (FN82: Mt. Vitosha [1100 m - GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: LG24: vill. Bachkovo [Г РУЕВ , Т ОМОВ , 1986], KG82:, Devin [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], LG24: vill. Dobrostan [GRUEV, 1992]; Sredna Gora Mts: LG89: ab. Stara Zagora [GRUEV, 1992]), in June and July, on Euphorbia, Linum, Helianthemum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and France to Caucasus and Turkey. Aphthona bonvouloiri Allard, 1860 (Map 154: IV) Aphthona bonvouloiri Allard, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., 4, 1: 353. Aphthona bonvouloiri fa. picipes: ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 83; GRUEV, 1992: 160. Aphthona bonvouloiri: GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 29; GRUEV, TOMOV, 84; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23; GRUEV, 2001: 11, 2004 b: 55, 2005 b: 116. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: East Bulgaria: NH62: vill. Sveti Vlas (ГРУЕВ, 1988 а), in May, on Euphorbia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: East Bulgaria, Greece (Rhodos), Turkey, Iran, Syria, Israel, Lebanon, Egypt.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 515; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 175; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 83, 1999: 6, 2002, б: 39; GRUEV, 1992: 164, 2001: 11, 2002 b: 23, 2003 c: 63, 2004 a: 442, 2004 b: 55, 2004 c: 86, 2004 d: 105, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 65; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 35; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 84; KONSTANTINOV, 1998: 98; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2850 m, from March till October, on Euphorbia, Linum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Middle Siberia; North Africa. Aphthona flava Guillebeau, 1894 Aphthona flava Guillebeau, Bull. Soc. Ent. Fr., 63: 193. Aphthona cyparissiae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Aphthona flava: HEIKERTINGER, 1944: 133; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 174; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 514; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 209, 1988 а: 84, 2000:79, 2002, б: 39; GRUEV, 1992: 166, 2001: 11, 2002 b: 24, 2003 b: 47, 2004 a: 442, 2004 b: 55, 2004 c: 86, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 116, 2006: 65; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 36; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 84; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from May till October, on Euphorbia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-East Europe westwards to Italy. Aphthona flaviceps Allard, 1859 (Map 156: II 1; IV; V 1) Aphthona flaviceps Allard, Bull. Soc. Ent. Fr., p. 100. Aphthona flaviceps: HEIKERTINGER, 1944: 137; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 169; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 84; GRUEV, 1992: 167, 2001: 11, 2004 c: 86, 2005 b: 116; VIG, 1992: 302; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 36; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 84; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Sredna Gora Mts: KH80: Strelcha and MH01: vill. Dolno Panicherevo (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Black Sea area: NH52: rt. “Slanchev Bryag” and NH52: Nesebar (ГРУЕВ, 1988 а), NG67: Primorsko (VIG, 1992), from May till October, on Euphorbia, Linum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: southern Europe from Spain to Turkey; Asia from Cyprus and Rhodos to South Kazakhstan, Middle Asia and Afghanistan; East Mediterranean area (Syria, Israel); North-West Africa. Aphthona franzi Heikertinger, 1944 (Map 157: I 2; II 1, 2; V 2, 3) Aphthona franzi Heikertinger, Kol. Rundschau, 30, 1-3: 138. Aphthona franzi: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 151; АНГЕЛОВА, 1971: 165; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 171; GRUEV, 1992: 168, 2001: 11, 2002 b: 24, 2004 c: 86, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 116; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 37; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 85; KONSTANTINOV, 1998: 104; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 23. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: West Bulgaria: GM28: Dolna Banya (АНГЕЛОВА, 1971), FN71: vill. Studena (GRUEV, 1992); FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б), Mt. Rila: GM28: Dolna Banya (АНГЕЛОВА, 1971), GM37: p. “Belmeken” (p. “Kurtovo” - GRUEV, 1992); Sredna Gora Mts: KH80: Strelcha (GRUEV, 1992); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: GL09: Melnik (WARCHALOWSKI, 1995 b), FM57: vill. Pastuh (GRUEV, 1992), Stara Planina chain: FP31: Sveti Nikola-Pass, 1370 m (GRUEV, 1992)), from June till September, on Boraginaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the nearly whole Europe to Middle Asia and Transbaikalia (Biriatia). Longitarsus (Longitarsus) echii (Koch, 1803) (Map 172: I 4; II 1, 4; III 5; V 1, 3, 6) Haltica echii Koch, Ent.Häfte, 2: 52. Longitarsus echii: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 174; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 229; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 267, 2001: 17, 2003 c: 65, 2003 c: 65, 2004 b: 59, 2004 c: 88, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 164; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 90; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. Longitarsus echii var. tibialis: ПОПОВ, 1972: 171. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the lowlands up to 1600 m (West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а], FM66: vill. Boboshevo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: ab. Sofia [GRUEV, 1992]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964], Stara Zagora [НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а]; Stara Planina chain: LH62: Mt. Shipchenska [NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160]; Sredna Gora Mts: KH92: m. h. “Bogdan” [ГРУЕВ, 1969 а]; Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets, NG17: vill. Golyamo Bukovo and NG07: vill. Fakiya [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from March till November, on Boraginaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Netherlands and Portugal to Turkey and Afghanistan; NorthWest Africa; Canary Isls, Madeira. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) exoletus (Linnaeus, 1758) Chrysomela exoleta Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 373. Longitarsus exoletus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 192; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 521; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 207; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 96, 2002, б: 42; GRUEV, 1992: 267, 2001: 17, 2002 b: 27, 2003 c: 65, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 59, 2004 c: 88, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 68; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 165; GRUEV, TOMOV, 90; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27; VIG, 2002: 120. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from May till October, on Boraginaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the nearly whole Europe to Turkmenistan and Iran; Cyprus. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) fallax Weise, 1888 (Map 173: I 1, 3, 4; II 1, 2; III 1; IV) Longitarsus linnaei var. fallax Weise, Naturgesch. Ins. Deutschl., Col. 6: 929, 930-931. Longitarsus nitens: GRUEV, 1973 c: 116. Longitarsus dimidiatus: GRUEV, 1992: 266; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 228; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987:261; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 96. Longitarsus fallax: GRUEV and DÖBERL, 1997: 167; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 91; ГРУЕВ, 1999: 7; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27; GRUEV, 2001: 17, 2003 b: 48, 2003 c: 65, 2004 b: 60, 2005 b: 118. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski (GRUEV, 1992); North Bulgaria: NJ08: res. “Srebarna” (ГРУЕВ, 1999); Mt. Sakar: MG33: vill. Levka (GRUEV, 1973 188


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mid Bulgaria: LH51: dam “Koptinka” (GRUEV, 1992); Mt. Pirin: GM13: vill. Dobrinishte, 1200 m (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974), Stara Planina chain: LH61: ab. Kazanlak (GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998), in September, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Sweden to Caucasus and Israel; North-West Africa. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) holsaticus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 177: I 1, 4; II 1, 4; V 1) Chrysomela holsatica Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 373. Longitarsus holsaticus: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 445; AFELBECK, 1916: 391; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 174, 1990: 273; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 223; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 274, 2001: 18, 2003 c: 65, 2004 b: 60, 2004 c: 88, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 175; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 92; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands, foothills and mountains up to 650 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FN82: Sofia [GRUEV, 1992], FM80: Sandanski and FM73: vill. Krupnik [ГРУЕВ, 1969 а], vill. Strumyani and FM57: vill. Pastuh [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: Gotse Deltshev [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Stara Planina chain: LH31: Kalofer [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914; AFELBECK, 1916]; PM61: Mt. Maleshevska [GRUEV, 2005 b: 118]; Upper Thrace: LG26: vill.Katunitsa [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LH89: Stara Zagora [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: KG75: Peshtera [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from March till July, on Veronica, Pedicularis. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England, Spain and Karelia to Korea. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) jacobaeae (Waterhouse, 1858) (Map 178: I 4; IV) Thyamis jacobaeae Waterhouse, Cat. Brit. Col., p. 94 (part.). Longitarsus jacobaeae: GRUEV, 1973 c: 106, 1992: 274, 2001: 18, 2003 c: 65, 2005 b: 118; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 192; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 97; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 178; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 92; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: East Bulgaria (Mt. Strandzha: NG66: summit Papiya [GRUEV, 1973 c]; Black Sea area: NH68: “Sherba” nr. Varna and NG67: Primorsko [GRUEV, 1992], NG68: res. “Arkutino” [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а], NG68: outfall of Ropotamo [GRUEV, 1973 c]), in Augist and Septenber, on Senecio. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England to all Siberia and Mongolia. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) jailensis Heikertinger, 1913 (Map 179: I 4) Longitarsus jailensis Heikertinger, Ent. Bl., 9, 3: 145 Longiatrsus jailensis: GRUEV, KRÁL, 1975: 161; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 235; ТОМОВ и ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 275, 2001: 18, 2003 c: 65, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 178; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 92; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-East Bulgaria (Mt. Strandzha, leg. and det. KRÁL; no locality data – GRUEV, KRÁL, 1975]), on Trachystemon. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Ukraine (Crimea), Turkey (Istanbul: European and Asiatic parts), South-East Bulgaria (Mt. Strandzha). Longitarsus (Longitarsus) juncicola (Foudras, 1860) Teinodactyla juncicola Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 239, 301. 193


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Longitarsus (Longitarsus) lateripunctatus personatus Weise, 1893 (Map 181: I 1; II 1, 2; III 2, 4; IV; V 2) Longitarsus lateripunctatus var. personatus Weise, Naturgesch. Ins. Deutschl., Col. 6: 964. Longitarsus lateriunctatus: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 152; WARCHAOLWKI, 1974: 522. Longitarsus lateripunctatus var. personatus: TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 97; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 221; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 97. Longitarsus lateripunctatus personatus: GRUEV, 1992: 277, 2001: 18, 2003 b: 48, 2004 b: 60, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 182; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 93; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 550 m (FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWKI, 1974]; North and North-East Bulgaria: GN27: Mezdra [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], NH15: vill. Madara [GRUEV, 1992]; East Bulgaria: MG46: Topolovgrad [WARCHAOLWKI, 1974]; Stara Planina chain: NH62: ab. vill. Sveti Vlas [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [ГРУЕВ, 1970 б], LG24: vill. Bachkovo and LG05: vill. Hrabrino [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Black Sea area: NH83: rt. “Zlatni Pyasatsi”, NG59: Sozopol and outfall of Roptamo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from April till July, on Symphytum, Pulmonaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Czechia and Slovakia to Italy, the Balkan Peninsula, and North Caucasus; Cyprus, Rhodos, Asiatic Turkey . Longitarsus (Longitarsaus) lewisii (Baly, 1874) Thyamis lewisii Baly, Trans. Ent. Soc. London, . 199. Longiatrsus scutellaris: GRUEV, 1973 c: 108, 1992: 313; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 209. Longitarsus lewisii: LEONARDI, DOGUET, 1990: 37; ГРУЕВ, 1991: 41, 2002, б: 42; GRUEV, MERKL, 1992: 18; GRUEV, 1992: 279, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 27, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 60, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 183; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 93; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from lowlands u to 1250 m, from March till October, on Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain and Finland to Sakhalien; China, Taiwan, Vietnam. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) linnaei (Dustschmid, 1825) Haltica linnaei Duftschmid, Fn. Austr., 3: 265. Longitarsus linnaei: ГРУЕВ, 1968: 155, 1969 а: 174, 1988 а: 97, 2002, б: 42; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 523; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 227; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 280, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 48, 2003 c: 65, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 60, 2004 c: 88, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; VIG, 1992: 304; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 184; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 93; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTREIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from April till September, on Symphytum, Alliaria, Echium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal to Poland, Ukraine, Balkan Peninsula, Caucasus, Iran, Syria and Israel.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Longitarsus (Longitarsus) longipennis Kutschera, 1863 Longitarsus longipennis Kutschera, Wiener ent. Monatschr., 7: 293, 306. Longitarsus longipennis: БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 192; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 521; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 208; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 98, 2002, б: 42; GRUEV, 1992: 281, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 28, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 60, 2004 c: 89, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 184; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 94; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from May till October, on Convolvulus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the Baltic countries and the Balkan Peninsula to Yakutia. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) longiseta Weise, 1889 (Map 182: V 1) Longitarsus longiseta Weise, Deutsche ent. Zeitschr., p. 420. Longityarsus longiseta: ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 174; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 215; GRUEV, 1992: 281, 2001: 18, 2004 b: 60, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 185; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 94; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Stara Planina chain: LH83: vill. Krastets (ГРУЕВ, 1969 а), in May, on Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England to the Russian Far East. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) luridus (Scopoli, 1763) Chrysomela lurida Scopoli, p. 70.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Longitarsus luridus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 446; APFELBECK, 1916: 391; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 174, 1978: 211, 1988 а: 98, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 42; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 522; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 224; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 282, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 65, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 60, 2004 c: 89, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; VIG, 1992: 304; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 186; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 94; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. Longitarsus conspiciabilis: GRUEV and KRÁL, 1975: 161. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till November, on Ranunculus, Clamatis, Symphytum, Pulmonaria, Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to East Russia (Eniseisk). Longitarsus (Longitarsus) lycopi (Foudras, 1860) Teinodactyla lycopi Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 239, 305. Longitarsus lycopi: ДИРИМАНОВ, ШИКРЕНОВ, 1961: 94; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 173, 1988 а: 98, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 42; MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 520; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 199; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; GRUEV, 1992: 285, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 65, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 60, 2004 c: 89, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 187; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 94; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 27. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole of country, from the sea coast up 1300 m, from (Fabruary) March till November, on Mentha (pest), Lycopus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to South Kazakhstan; eastern Mediterranean area; North Yemen; North-East Africa; Chad. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) medvedevi Shapiro, 1956 (Map 183: V 2, 3) Longitarsus medvedevi Shapiro, Revue Ent. USSR, 35: 152-153. Longitarsus medvedevi: GRUEV, 1971 b: 59, 1992: 287, 2001: 18, 2005 b: 118; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 211; ГРУЕВ, 1991: 41; LEONARDI, DOGUET, 1990: 41; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 188; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 94; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” (GRUEV, 1971 b); Rhodopes: LG53: vill. Sarnitsa and dam “Batak” (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), in May and June, on Veronica. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South Sweden, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Russia, Ukraine, Austria, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, Serbia; Uzbekistan. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) melanocephalus (De Geer, 1775) Chrysomela melanocephala De Geer, Mém. Hist. Ins., 5: 348. Longitarsus melanocephalus: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 173, 1978: 210, 1988 а: 99, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 42; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 174, 1987: 260; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 520; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 205; GRUEV, 1992: 287, 2001: 18, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 65, 2004 a: 445, 2004 b: 61, 2004 c: 89, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; VIG, 1992: 304, 2002: 124; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 188; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 95; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole counrty, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till November, on Plantago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Transbaikalia. 199

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Longitarsus (Longitarsus) membranaceus (Foudras, 1860) (Map 184: III 4; V 1) Teinodactyla membranacea Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn Lyon (n. s.), 6: 240, 334. Longitarss membranaceus: GRUEV , 1973 c: 197, 1992: 290, 2001: 19, 2004 b: 61; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 520; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 201; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 99; GRUEV, 1992: 290, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 189; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 95; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Fore-Balkan: Dryanovo (GRUEV, 1973 c), LH74: Tryavna – 450 m (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), from May till August, on Teucrium, Salvia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Portugal to Caucasus, Turkey, Syria and Israel; North-West Africa. Longitarsus (Longitarus) minusculus (Foudras, 1860) (Map 185: I 4; II 1, 2, 4; IV; V 1, 2, 4) Teinodactyla minuscula Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 238, 266. Longitarsus minusculus: MOHR, 1969: 392; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 523; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 226; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 99; GRUEV, 1992: 291, 2001: 19, 2002 b: 28, 2003 c: 66, 2004 b: 61, 2004 c: 89, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 190; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 95; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1000 m (West Bulgaria: FN31: vill. Treklyano [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], FM57: vill. Pastuh [GRUEV, 1992]; GM11: Mt. Lozenska

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Mid Bulgaria: LH51: dam “Koprinka” and LH81: Maglizh [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: MH43: woodpark “Karandila” ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2002 b], LH74: Tryavna [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], NH62: ab. vill. Sveti Vlas [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а]; Sredna Gora Mts: MH11: vill Korten [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Rhodopes: LG05: m. h. “Akademik” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG24: vill. Bachkovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Strandzha: NG46: vill. Kalovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NH83: rt. “Zlatni Pyasatsi” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], NH74: Obzor [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], NH52: Nesebar [MOHR, 1969], rt. “Slanchev Bryag” and NG68: res. “Arkutino” [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а], NG85: vill. Sinemorets [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), from May till October, on Stachys, Teucrium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain to South Ukraine, Daghestan and Turkey. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) monticola Kutschera, 1863 (Map 186: V 1, 2, 3) Longitarsus monticola Kutschera, Wiener ent. Monatschr., 7: 294. Longitarsus curtus: GRUEV, 1973 c: 107, 1992: 266 (part.) , 2001: 19, 2004 b: 61; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 206; GRUEV, 2004 d: 108 Longitarsus monticola: GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 1997; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 95; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28; GRUEV, 2005 b: 118. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountain form (GM11: Mt. Lozenska [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Mt. Rila: GM38: vill. Kostenets [GRUEV, 1973 c]; Mt. Lylin [no locality data - GRUEV, 1973 c]; Stara Planina chain: FP50: m. h. “Kosharata” ab. vill. Martinovo and LH02: m. h. “Balkanski Rozi” [GRUEV, 1973 c]), from May till September, on Boraginaceae. All prevous records in Bulgaria are questionable. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: mountain species of Poland, Czhechia, Germany (South and West), Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, France, Rumania (Transsylvania), Slovenia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Caucasus, South Russia; Tajikistan. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) nanus (Foudras, 1860) (Map 187: I 1; II 4; IV; V 1, 2, 3) Teinodactyla nana Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n.s.), 6: 240, 335. Longitarsus nanus: GRUEV, 1971 b: 58, 1992: 292, 2001: 19, 2002 b: 28, 2004 b: 61, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 520; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 210, 1988 а: 100; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 202; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 193; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 95; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1000 m (West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski and FM57: vill. Pastuh [GRUEV, 1992]; FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [GRUEV, 1971 b]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], FM90: Sandanski > vill. Lilyanovo [ГРУЕВ, 1978]; Stara Planina chain: MH43: woodpark “Karandila” ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Rhodopes: Bachkovki mr. [G RUEV , 1992] and LG14: vill. Narechenski Bani [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Black Sea area: NH52: rt. “Slanchev Bryag” [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а]), from April till September, on Lamiaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Belgium and Spain to Daghestan, Rhodos and Israel; Algeria. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) nasturtii (Fabricius, 1792) Galleruca nasturtii Fabricius, Ent.Syst.,1, 2: 31. Longitarsus nasturtii: ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 174, 1988 а: 100, 1999: 7; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 552; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 220, 2002, б: 42; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; GRUEV, 1992: 293, 2001: 202


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 19, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 61, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 193; GRUEV, TOMOV: 96; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from May till July, on Boraginaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Russian Far East, China and Korea. Longitarsus ( Longitarsus) niger (Koch, 1803) Haltica nigra Koch, Ent. Häfte, 2: 57. Longitarsus niger: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 445; APFELBECK, 1916: 390; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 523; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 231; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261, 1988 а: 100, 2002, б: 42; GRUEV, 1992: 294, 2001: 19, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 61, 2004 c: 89, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 69; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 194; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 96; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till October, on Echium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from nearly whole Europe to Turkey. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) nigrofasciatus (Goeze, 1777) Chrysomela nigrofasciata Goeze, Ent. Beyrt., p. 312. Longitarsus lateralis: NETLITZKY, 1912: 160. Longitarsus nigrofasciatus: ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 173, 1978: 209; 1988 а: 100, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 42; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 520; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 196; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; GRUEV, 1992: 296, 2001: 19, 2002 b: 28, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 61, 2004 c: 89, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; VIG, 1992: 304, 2002: 126; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 196; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 96; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2100 m, from March till November, on Scrophulariaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to Midlle Asia and West Siberia; North-West Africa; Macaronesia. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) nimrodi Furth, 1979 (Map 188: I 1; II 2; III 3, 4, 5; IV; V 2, 5) Longitarsus nimrodi Furth, Israel Journ. Ent., 13; 108-110. Longitarsus pulmonariae: ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 208; GRUEV, 1992: 308 (part.). Longitarsus exoletus rufulus: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 152 (part.). Longitarsus nimrodi: GRUEV, DÖBERL, 2005: 97; DÖBERL, 1997: 129; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 96; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28.; GRUEV, 2001: 19, 2002 b: 28, 2004 b: 61, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South and South-West Bulgaria: FN61: Radomir (Mt. Golo Bardo – GRUEV, 2005 b) and FM73: Kresna (BG); Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (GRUEV and DÖBERL, 2005); FL78: Mt Belasitsa: m. h. “Belasitsa” – 700 m (BG); North-East Bulgaria: NJ62: Dobrich (GRUEV, DÖBERL, 2005); Fore Balkan: nr. c. “Magutara” (GRUEV, DÖBERL, 2005); Tundzha Valley: MH02: Nokolaevo (BG); Rhodopes: GM45: Velingrad (GRUEV and DÖBERL, 2005); Black Sea area: NH52:, NG76: Ahtopol (GRUEV, DÖBERL, 2005) in June and July, on Boraginaceae. 204

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 2004 c: 89, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 203; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 97; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till October, on Convolvulus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Kazakhstan and Mongolia; North-West Africa. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) picicollis Weise, 1900 (Map 191: I 4; II 1, 2; V 3) Longitarsus picicollis Weise, in: Bodemeyer, Quer durch Kleinasien in den Bulghar Dagh, p. 165. Longitarsus picicollis: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 152; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 194; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260 GRUEV, 1992: 305, 2001: 20, 2003 c: 66, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 205; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 98; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]; Upper Thrace: LG84: Khaskovo [the Baths - ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]; Tundzha Plane: MG39: Sveti Iliiski Hills [ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]), in April and May, on Verbascum. GENERAL DSIRTIBUTION: South Bulgaria, South Rumania, South Ukraine, Caucasus, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Middle Asia, Kazakhstan. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) pratensis (Panzer, 1794) Altica pratensis Panzer, 21, Nr. 16. Longitarsus pratensis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1889: 776; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; MOHR, 1969: 392; ГРУЕВ, 1969 а: 173, 1978: 210, 1988 а: 102, 1991: 38, 1999: 7, 2000, б: 43; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 210; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; GRUEV, 1992: 306, 2001: 20, 2002 b: 29, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 62, 2004 c: 89, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; GRUEV, MERKL: 1992; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 206; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 98; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28; VIG, 2002: 128. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from April till November, on Plantago. GENERAL DSIRTIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Middle Asia and Kazakhstan; NorthWest Africa; Macaronesia. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) quadriguttatus (Pontoppidan, 1765) (Map 192: I 1; II 4; III 4; IV; V 2, 6) Chrysomela quadriguttata Pontoppidan, Nat. Dan., p. 203. Longitarsus quadriguttatus: GRUEV, 1971 b: 59, 1992: 309, 2001: 20, 2004 b: 62, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 522; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 222; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 102; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 209; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 98; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 28. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1200 m (South-West Bulgaria: FM75: Blagoevgrad [GRUEV, 1971 b], FM80: Sandanski [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: GM38: vill. Kostenets [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko and GM20: p. “Popski preslap” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], GM03: p. “Banderitsa” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Fore-Balkan: FP24: nr. c. “Magurata” [GRUEV, 208


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Longitarsus substriatus: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 152, 1988 а: 103; ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986: 201; GRUEV, 1992: 215, 2001: 20, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV and DÖBERL, 1997: 218; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 100; ГРУЕВ и БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б); Rhodopes: LG15: vill. Markovo (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б); Black Sea area: NG67: Primorsko (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б), from May till October, on Glechoma. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Ukraine and Caucasus, and from Czechia and Slovakia to the Balkan Peninsula; Kazakhstan. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) succineus (Foudras, 1860) Teinodactyla succinea Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 240, 330. Longityarsus succineus: GRUEV, 1971 b: 58, 1992: 315, 2001: 20, 2002 b: 29, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 62, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; WARCHALOWSKI, 197: 519; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 209, 1988 а: 103, 1999: 7, 2000, б: 43; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 189; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 260; VIG, 1992: 30, 2002: 131; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 219; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 100; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from March till September, on Asteraceae, Convolvulaceae, Boraginaceae, Lamiaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Japan and The Kurils; Nepal; NorthWest Africa. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) suturellus (Duftschmid, 1825) (Map 200: II 1; III 4; IV; V 1, 2) Haltica suturella Disftschmid, Fn. Austr., 3: 262. Longitarsus suturellus: АНГЕЛОВА, 1968: 150; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 522; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 219; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 261; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 104, 2000, б: 43; GRUEV, 1992: 318, 2001: 20, 2002 b: 29, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 446, 2004 b: 62, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 70; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 220; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 101; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 2600 m (FM81: Mt. Verila [no locality data – [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Mt. Rila: GM37: p. “Belmeken” [Kurtovo - GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: GM03: Banderitsa [GRUEV, 1992], GM13: vill. Dobrinishte [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; North Bulgaria: FP80: Montana [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Stara Planina chain: LH83: vill. Krastets [GRUEV, 1992], MH53: p. “Karandila”, p. “Mollova Gora and dam “Asenovets” ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [АНГЕЛОВА, 1968], LG96: vill. Stoletovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: KG80: vill. Trigrad and KG61: Dospat [GRUEV, 1992], KG93: m. h. “Chudnite Mostove”, KG91 :vill. Shiroka Laka [GRUEV, 1992], LG12: m. h. “Izgrev”, LG01: rt. “Pamporovo” and KG85: rt. “Atoluka” ab. Bratsigovo [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NG68: outfall of Ropotamo [ГРУЕВ, 1988 a], NH30: Burgas, NG85: vill. Sinemorets [ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987]), from April till October, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Korea and The Kurils. Longitarsus (Longitarsus) tabidus (Fabricius, 1775) Altica tabida Fabricius, Syst. Ent., p. 115. Longitarsus verbasci: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. Longitarsus tabidus: ROUBAL, 1931 (1931-193): 363; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 174, 1987: 260; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 519; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 209, 1988 а: 104, 1999: 7, 2000, б: 43; ГРУЕВ, 216

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Sarnitsa, GM25: ab. Yakoruda, LF48: Zlatograd and KG95: vill. Krichim [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NH74: Obzor and NG59: Sozopol [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from April till September, on Equisetum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to all Siberia and Mongolia. 14. Genus Crepidodera Chevrolat, 1837 Crepidodera aurata (Marsham, 1802) Chrysomela aurata Marsham, Ent. Brit., 1: 195. Crepidodera aurata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 91; GRUEV, 1992: 225, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 444, 2004 b: 57, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; ГРУЕВ, 1990; VIG, 1992: 305; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 101; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 109; ГРУЕВ, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 40; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. Chalcoides aurata: МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 439; APFELBECK, 1916: 385; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 159; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 262; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 527; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 212; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 272. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1500 m, from April till November, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Beringia and Korea; Morocco. Crepidodera aurea (Geoffroy, 1785) Altica aurea Geoffroy, Ent. Paris, 1: 100. Crepidodera helxines: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Crepidodera metallica: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Crepidodera splendens: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Chalcoides aurea: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 349; APFELBECK, 1916: 385; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 262; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 527; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 270; Vig, 1992: 305. Crepidodera aurea: ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 92, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 228, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 26, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 444, 2004 b: 57, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 102; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 110; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1300 m, from April till September, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Spain to West Siberia. Crepidodera fulvicornis (Fabricius, 1792) (Map 235: II 1; III 4; V 1, 2, 3) Galleruca fulvicornis Fabricius Ent. Syst., 1: 30. Chalcoides fulvicornis: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 439; APFELBECK, 1916: 385; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 527; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 271; VIG, 1992: 305. Crepidodera fulvicornis: GRUEV, 1992: 229, 2001: 14, 2004 b: 57, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 104; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 110; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: between 400 and 1600 m (Mt. Vitosha: FN82: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914, APFELBECK, 1916]; Mt. Rila: GM37: p. “Chaira” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Stara Planina chain: LH31: ab. Kalofer [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974], GN08: ab. Vratsa [ГРУЕВ,

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Crepidodera nigricoxis Allard, 1878 Crepidodera nigricoxis Allard, in: Schneider et Leder, Kauk. Käferfn.; Verh. Naturf. Brünn, 17: 340. Chalcoides nigricoxis: GRUEV, 1975: 90-92; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 273. Crepidodera nigricoxis: GRUEV, 1992: 230, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2003 a: 8, 2004 b: 58, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 105: GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 110; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, between 250 and 1250 m, from April till September, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: South-East Europe; Slovakia. Crepidodera nitidula (Linnaeus, 1758) (Map 237: V 1, 2, 3) Chrysomela nitidula Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 373. Chalcoides nitidula: CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 322; HEIKERTINGER, 1950 (1948-1950): 109; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 527; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 276. Crepidodera nitidula: GRUEV, 1992: 231, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2004 b: 58, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 106; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 110; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: between 650 and 1250 m (Mt. Pirin: FM91: p. “Popina Laka” ab. Sandanski [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]); Stara Planina chain: LH31: Kalofer [GRUEV, 1992], LH62: Shipka [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Rhodopes: LG14: vill. Narechenski Bani and LG05: m. h. “Zdravets” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from May till July, on Salicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Middle Siberia; Sayan Mts.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: rare mountain species (Mt. Rila: FM97: m. h. “Malyovitsa”, 1800 m [GRUEV, 1992]), in June, on ? Vaccinium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: mountains from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula. Minota (Minota) halmae (Apfelbeck, 1906) (Map 241: V 1, 2, 5) Hypnophila halmae Apfelbeck, Glasn. Zemal. Muz. Bosn.-Herzeg., 17: 249. Minota obesa: GRUEV, 1982 a: 112, 1985: 413, 2001: 21, 2004 b: 62; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 281. Minota halmae: BIONDI, 1986: 908; ГРУЕВ, 1990: 37; GRUEV, 1992: 237, 2003 a: 11, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 71; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 239; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 112; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29; ГРУЕВ, 2002 а: 22. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mountain species, between 1100 and 1250 m (Mt. FN82: Vitosha [1100 m - GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Pirin: FM91: m. h. “Yane Sandanski” [ГРУЕВ, 1990], PM61: Mt. Maleshevska [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Stara Planina chain: GN08: ab. Vratsa [GRUEV, 1982 a; BIONDI, 1986]), from May till August, on ? Vaccinium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: mountains of North Italy, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Bulgaria. 17. Genus Podagrica Chevrolat, 1837 Podagrica fuscicornis (Linnaeus, 1766) Chrysomela fuscicornis Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 595. Podagrica fuscicornis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 22; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 437; APFELBECK, 1916: 382; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 262; ДИРИМАНОВ, 1970: 22; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 528; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 283; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 110, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 44; GRUEV, 1992: 366, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 b: 50, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 312; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 112; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31; VIG, 2002: 142. Podagrica meridionalis: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from March till September, on Althaea (pest), Malva, Lavatera. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from England and Denmark to Azerbaijan, Turkey, Syria and Israel; North-West Africa. Podagrica malvae (Illiger, 1807) Haltica malvae Illiger, Mag. Ins., 6: 63, 159. Podagrica malvae: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 437; APFELBECK, 1916: 382; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1965: 216; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 262; ДИРИМАНОВ, 1970: 22; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 528; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 283; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 111, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 44; GRUEV, 1992: 368, 2001: 24, 2002 b: 31, 2003 b: 50, 2003 c: 67, 2004 a: 448, 2004 b: 64, 2004 c: 90, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 72; VIG, 1992: 305, 2002: 142; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 313; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 112; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31 Podagrica malvae semirufa: MOHR, 1965: 705.

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Mantura (Mantura) rustica (Linnaeus, 1766) Chrysmela rustica Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 595. Mantura rustica: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 441; APFELBECK, 1916: 386; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 528; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 286; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 262; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 104, 2000, б: 43; GRUEV, 1992: 325, 2001: 21, 2002 b: 29, 2003 b: 49, 2003 c: 66, 2004 a: 447, 2004 b: 62, 2004 c: 89, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 237; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 113; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTIN IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country, from the sea coast up to 450 m, from April till September, on Rumex, Polygonum, Rheum. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the the Russian Far East; Pakistan. 2. Subgenus Stenomantura Heikertinger, 1909 Mantura (Stenomantura) cylindrica Miller, 1880 (Map 243: I 3) Mantura cylindrica Miller, Verh. Zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 30: 2. Mantura cylindrica: GRUEV, 1992: 323, 2001: 21, 2003 b: 49, 2005 b: 118; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 234; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 114; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Sakar: MG53: vill. Sladun (GRUEV, 1992), in May; food plants unknown. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Italy (incl. Sicily), South Croatia , Greece (incl. Ionian Isls.), South Bulgaria, Asiatic Turkey.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV NJ08: res. “Srebarna” [ГРУЕВ, 1999], MJ15: Ruse [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain: MH43: woodpark “Karandila” ab. Sliven [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Sredna Gora Mts: MH11: vill. Korten [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [MOHR, 1969]; Rhodopes: LG24: vill. Bachkovo [GRUEV, 1992], LG05: m. h. “Zdravets” [BG] and m. h. “Ruen” [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Mt. Sakar: MG55: vill. Ustrem [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NG59: Sozopol and NG67: vill. Lozenets [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from May till September, on Polygonaceae. GENERAL DSIRTIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Korea. Chaetocnema (Tlanoma) scheffleri (Kutschera, 1864) Plectroscelis scheffleri Kutschera, Weiener ent. Monatschr., 8: 310, 315. Plectroscelis scheffleri: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Chaetocnema scheffleri: HEIKERTINGER, 1911: 191; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 529; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 295; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 262; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 90, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 220, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 25, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 57, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 96; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 16; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till October, on Rumex. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Slovakia to the Balkan Peninsula and from Germany to Caucasus and Turkey; East Mediterranean countries; North-West Africa.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Chaetocnema (Tlanoma) semicoerulea (Koch, 1803) Haltica semicoerulea Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 40. Plectroscelis semicoerulea: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Chaetocnema semicoerulea: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 441; APFELBECK, 1916: 386; HEIKERTINGER, 1951: 172; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 262; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 528; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 293; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 90, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 221, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 57, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 96; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 116; ГРУЕВ и БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. Chaetocnema semocoerulea ab. saliceti: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 441; APFELBECK, 1916: 386. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1000 m, from March till September, on Salix. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Baikal area. Chaetocnema (Tlanoma) tibialis (Illiger, 1807) Haltica tibialis Illiger, Mag. Ins., 6: 64. Plectroscelis tibialis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. Chaetocnema tibialis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 441; APFELBECK, 1916: 386; ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 159; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 529; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 296; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 91, 1999: 6, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 223, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 444, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; VIG, 1992: 304; SAKALIAN et al., 1993: 49; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 99; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 116; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2925 m, from March till November, on Chenopodiaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Finland and Portugal to Siberia (Irkutsk; Tuvinia) and Mongolia; North Africa. 2. Subgenus Chaetocnema Stephens, 1831 Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) arenacea (Allard, 1860) Plectroscelis arenaceus Allard, Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr., 3, 8: 556, 569. Chaetocnema arenacea: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 529; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 302; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; GRUEV, 1992: 201, 2001: 13, 2003 c: 63, 2004 a: 443, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117; VIG, 1992: 304, 2002: 144; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 76; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 117; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 24; ГРУЕВ, 2002 б: 39. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; sporadic in nearly the whole country; from the sea coast up to 500 m, from April till July, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Slovakia to the Balkan Peninsula and from Spain to South Ukraine, Caucasus and Turley; North-West Africa. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) arida Foudras, 1860 (Map 250: I 1; II 1, 2; V 1, 2, 3) Chaetocnema arida Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 221, 234.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Chaetocnema arida: HEIKERTINGER, 1951: 190; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 530; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 303; GRUEV, 1992: 202, 2001: 13, 2002 b: 25, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 56, 2004 c: 87, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 76; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 117; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 24; ГРУЕВ, 2002 б: 39. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains up to 1900 m (Mt. Lyulin: FN72: ab. Buchin-Pass [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Pirin: LG09: Melnik [GRUEV, 1992 ]; Stara Planina chain: KH84: vill. Ribaritsa and KH73: m. h. “Paskal” [ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH11: ab. Hisarya [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [GRUEV, 1992], LG07: Stamboliiski; Rhodopes: GM41: vill. Satovcha and KG75: ab. Peshtera [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Sakar: MG14: vill. Dositeevo [BG]), from April till October, on Carex, Juncus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and from England and Spain to Caucasus; North-West Africa. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) aridula (Gyllenhal, 1827) Haltica aridula Gyllenhal, Ins. Suec., 4: 663. Chaetocnema aridula: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 442; APFELBECK, 1916: 387; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 529; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 212, 1888: 86, 1999: 6, 2002, б:39; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 301; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; GRUEV, 1992: 203, 2001: 13, 2002 b: 25, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 63, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 56, 2004 c: 87, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 77; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 117; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 24. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2000 m, from March till October, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the whole Siberia; Algeria. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) compressa (Letzner, 1847) (Map 251: II 1; V 2) Haltica compressa Letzner, Bericht Arch. Schles. Ges., p. 85. Chaetocnema compressa: ПОПОВА, 1963: 105; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 307; GRUEV, 1992: 206, 2001: 13, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 81; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 117; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 24. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Rhodopes: LG04: rt. “Byala Cherkva” (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (ПОПОВА, 1963), from June till September, on Poa, ? Carduus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and from Germany to Voronezh (Russia) and Caucasus; Kazakhstan. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) hortensis (Geoffroy, 1758) Altica hortensis Geoffroy, in: Fourcroy, Ent. Paris, 1: 98. Plectroscelis aridella: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 36. Chaetocnema hortensis: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; MOHR, 1969: 393; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 263; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 530; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 212, 1988 а: 88, 1999: 6, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 212, 2001: 14, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 63, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 57, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; VIG, 1992: 304, 2002 b: 25; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 86; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 117; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 24.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; very common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 2050 m, from (February) March till December, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Amurland; from North-West Africa to Chad and Sudan; North Yemen; Azores. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) imitatrix Gruev, 1990 (Map 252: V 3) Chaetocnema imitatrix Gruev, Reichenbachia, 28, 17: 89-90. Chaetocnema imitatrix: GRUEV, 1992: 214, 2001: 14, 2000 a: 38, 2002 c: 52, 2003 a: 16, 2005 b: 117; ГРУЕВ, 1990: 38; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 87; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 118; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. MOUNTAIN ENDEMIC OF BULGARIA: 1300-1800 m, in FN82: Mt. Vitosha (m. h. “Kumata” b. peak summit Goli Vrah – locus classicus - GRUEV, 1990), from May till October; food plants unknown. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) mannerheimii (Gyllenhal, 1827) (Map 253: II 1) Haltica mannerheimii Gyllenhal, Ins. Suec., 6, App., p. 664. Chaetocnema mannerheimi: GRUEV, KRÁL, 1975: 162; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 302; k, 1992: 215, 2001: 14; ГРУЕВ, 1999: 6; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. Chaetocnema mannerhemii: GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 90; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 118. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Low Maritsa Valley: nr. MG04: Kharmanli (GRUEV, KRÁL, 1975), in May, on Carex, Juncus, Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Asiatic Beringia. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) montenegrina Heikertinger, 1912 Chaetocnema hortensis montenegrina Heikertinger, Verh. Zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 62: 44. Chaetocnema montenegrina: HEIKERTINGER, 1951: 187; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 263; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 530; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 305; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 89, 2002, б: 40; GRUEV, 1992: 216, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 25, 2003 b: 47, 2003 c: 63, 2004 a: 443, 2004 b: 57, 2004 c: 87, 2004 d: 106, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 66; SAKALIAN et al., 1993: 49; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 91; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 118; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1800 m, from March till September, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Italy to Iran, Afghanistan and Middle Asia. Chaetocnema (Chaetocnema) obesa (Boieldieu, 1859) Plectroscelis obesa Boieldieu, Ann. Soc. ent. Fr., 3: 480. Chaetocnema obesa: ГРУЕВ, 1968: 155, 1988 а: 89; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 529; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 300; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; GRUEV, 1992: 217, 2001: 14, 2002 b: 25, 2003 c: 64, 2004 b: 57, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 92; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 118; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 25. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; lowlands (incl. the sea coast), foothills and low mountain parts, from April till June, on Cyperaceae, Juncaceae. GENERAL DISRTIBUTION: from Belgium and Byelarussia to the Balkan Peninsula and from Spain to Altai; North-West Africa. 268


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Apteropeda orbiculata: CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 518; GRUEV, 1992: 184, 2001: 12, 2003 a: 6; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 64; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 120. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: “Bulgaria” (no other data – CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940). In Europe on Lamoaceae, Scrophulariaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland and Portugal to Ukraine (Carpathians). 23. Genus Mniophila Stephens, 1831 Mniophila muscorum (Koch, 1803) (Map 258: III 5; IV; V 2, 3) Haltica muscorum Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 48. Mniophila muscorum: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 153, 1988 а: 105; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 313; GRUEV, 1992: 329, 2001: 21, 2003 a: 6, 2004 d: 108, 2005 b: 118, 2006: 71; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 241; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 120; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 29. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: mounatins between 900 and 1800 m (Mt. Vitosha: FN82: Sofia [Dragalevtsi – ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], summit Goli Vrah, FN91: vill. Zheleznitsa, p. “Bai Krastyo” and m. h. “Kumata” [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Losenska: GN91: Germanski mr. [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Rila: FM96: Rilski mr. [p. “Partizanska polyana” - ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]; Mt. Pirin [no locality data - GRUEV, 1992]; FM61: Mt. Malesevska [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Rhodopes: KG53: dam “Batak” [ГРУЕВ, 1970 б]; Black Sea area: NG68: cap Maslen Nos [ГРУЕВ, 1988 a]), from May till November, adults in mooses (Hypnum), larvae on Plantago, Digitalis, Teucrium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Norway to the Balkan Peninsula and from Ireland to Ukraine and Caucsus. 24. Genus Dibolia Latreille, 1829 Dibolia carpathica Weise, 1893 (Map 259: II 1; V 1, 2, 5, 6) Dibolia carpathica Weise, Naturgesch. Ins. Deutschl., Col. 6: 1030. Dibolia carpathica: GRUEV, 1979: 139, 1992: 238, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2004 c: 88, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 317; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 113; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 120; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: between 600 and 1800 m (Mt. Pirin: GM03: Bansko, track GM03: m. h. “Banderitsa” > Bansko [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], GM14: vill. Mesta [GRUEV, 1979]; Mt. Osogovo: FM37: m. h. “Iglika” [GRUEV, 1979]; Mt. Slavyanka: GL18: ab. vill. Goleshovo [GRUEV, 1979]; Sredna Gora Mts: LH11: ab. Hisarya and KH92: m. h. “Bogdan” [GRUEV, 1979]), from May till July, on Nepetha. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South Ural area to Mid Greece and from Caucasus to SouthEast Kazakhstan. Dibolia cryptocephala (Koch, 1803) Haltica cryptocephala Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 22-23. Dibolia cryptocephala: CSIKI and HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 486; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 531; ГРУЕВ, 1978: 212, 1988 а: 92, 2002, б: 41; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 323; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; GRUEV, 1992: 239, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 48, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 444, 2004 b: 58,

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; VIG, 1992: 304; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 113; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 120; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1400 m, from April till September, on Eryngium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and from Spain to Kazakhstan and West Siberia and Pyatigorsk. Dibolia cynoglossi (Koch, 1803) (Map 260: II 1; IV) Haltica cynoglassi Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 20 Dibolia cynoglossi: ДИРИМАНОВ и АНГЕЛОВА, 1964: 219; MOHR, 1965: 706; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 320; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 92; GRUEV, 1992: 240, 2001: 15; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 114; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 121; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ДИРИМАНОВ, АНГЕЛОВА, 1964]; Black Sea area: NH78: cape Galata [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from May till October, on Marrubium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Netherlands and Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and from England to Armenia and Asiatic Turkey. Dibolia depresiuscula Letzner, 1847 (Map 261: I 1; II 2; V 1, 3) Dibolia depressiuscula Letzner, Arb. Veränd. Schles. Ges., p. 83. Dibolia depressiuscula: WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 531; MOHR, 1981: 443; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 321; GRUEV, 1992: 240, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 48, 2004 b: 58, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 114; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 121; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and low mountain parts (FN61: Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [BG]; Mt. Lyulin: FN72: ab. Buchin-Pass [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [MOHR, 1981]; Mt. Stara Planina chain: dam “Asenovets” [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Mt. Sakar: MG46: ab. Topolovgrad [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]), from May till September, on Ballota, Stachys, Veronica. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Baikal area. Dibolia femoralis Redtenbacher, 1849 (Map 262: II 1; V 1, 2) Dibolia femoralis Redtenbacher, Fn. Austr., p. 540. Dibolia femoralis: GRUEV, 1971 b: 59, 1992: 241, 2001: 15, 2004 b: 58, 2004 c: 88, 2004 d: 107, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 531; MOHR, 1981: 416; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 316; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 115; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 121; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from lowlands up to 1200 m (South-West Bulgaria: GM21: vill. Gospodintsi [GRUEV, 1992]; FL68; Mt. Ograzhden [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Mt. Rila: FM76: vill. Stob [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Mt. Pirin: GM13: vill. Dobrinishte [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Stara Planina chain: FN96: vill. Lakatnik [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Upper Thrace: LG07: vill. Hadzhievo [GRUEV, 1992]; Rhodopes: LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG24: ab. vill. Bachkovo and KG75: ab. Peshtera [MOHR, 1981]), from May till July, on Salvia. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and from Spain to Caucasus and Asiatic Turkey.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Dibolia foersteri Bach, 1859 (Map 263: II 1; III 5; V 1, 2, 3) Dibolia fцrsteri Bach, Käferfn., p. 163. Dibolia foersteri: CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 489; GRUEV, 1971 b: 59, 1992: 242, 2001: 15; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 319; GRUEV, 1992: 243, 2004 b: 58, 2005 b: 117; VIG, 1992: 304; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 116; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 121; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from 250-300 to 1500 m (Mt. Golo Bardo: m. h. “Orlite” [GRUEV, 1992]; Mt. Lozenska: ab. Germanski mr. [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Stara Planina chain: FN78: p. “Shabavitsa” [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]); Rhodopes (LG05: m. h. “Akademik” [VIG, 1992]; KG61: Dospat [GRUEV, 1971 b]), from May till July, on Stachys. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Netherlands and Poland to he Balkan Peninsula and from Spain to Armenia. Dibolia occultans (Koch, 1803) Haltica occultans Koch, Ent. Hefte, 2: 23. Dibolia occultans: MOHR, 1969: 393. 1981: 458; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 531; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 323; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 92, 1999: 7, 2002, б: 41; GRUEV, 1992: 243, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2003 b: 48, 2003 c: 64, 2004 a: 444, 2004 b: 58, 2004 c: 88, 2005 b: 117, 2006: 67; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 118; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 121; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26; VIG, 2002: 152. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 900 m, from March till September, on Mentha, Veronica. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from South Scandinavia to the Balkan Peninsula and from Portugal to Iran; South-West Africa; Canary Isls. Dibolia rugulosa Redtenbacher, 1849 (Map 264: I 1, 4; II 1; III 4; IV; V 1, 3, 6) Dibolia rugulosa Redtenbacher, Fn. Austr., p. 541. Dibolia rugulosa: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 446; APFELBECK, 1916: 391; CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 492; MOHR, 1969: 393, 1981: 431; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 319; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 92; GRUEV, 1992: 244, 2001: 15, 2002 b: 26, 2003 c: 64, 2004 b: 58, 2005 b: 117; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 120; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 122; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 26. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 600 m (South-West Bulgaria: Mt. Vitosha: FN82: ab. Sofia [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914, APFELBECK, 1916]; FL88: vill. Razhdak, FM80 [GRUEV, 1992]: Sandanski [MOHR, 1981]; Mt Lyulin: FN91: ab. vill. Pancharevo [BG]; FL68: Mt. Ograzhden [GRUEV, 2005 b]; GL18: Mt. Slavyanka [GRUEV, 2005 b]; North Bulgaria: KH88: vill. Dermantsi [BG]; Rhodopes: LG29: ab. Asenovgrad [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain: NH62: ab. vill. Sveti Vlas [ГРУЕВ, 1988 а]; Mt. Strandzha: NG44: Malko Tarnovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Black Sea area: NH52: Nesebar [MOHR, 1969]), from April till Jule, on Stachys, Veronica. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Belgium to Caucasus. Dibolia schillingii Letzner, 1847 (Map 265: I 1, 2, 3, 4; II 1, 2; III 2, 4, 5; IV) Dibolia schillingii Letzner, Arb. Verand. Schles. Des. Vaterld. Kultur im Jahre 1846, p. 82. Dibolia schillingi: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; CSIKI, HEIKERTINGER, 1940: 493; PANIN, 1941: 557; MOHR, 1969: 393, 1981: 410; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 316; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 263; 278


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV 384, 2001: 25, 2003 c: 68, 2004 c: 91, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 73; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 336; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 124; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands and foothills (Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik [WARCHALOWSKI, 1974]; Sredna Gora Mts: MH01: vill. Dolno Panicherevo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; Black Sea area: NH30: Burgas [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914, APFELBECK, 1916], NG66: Tsarevo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), in May and June, on Hyoscyamus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Russian Far East. Psylliodes (Psylliodes) illyricus Leonardi et Gruev, 1993 (Map 270: I 1, 4; II 1; III 4; V 5) Psylliodes illyricus Leonardi et Gruev, Atti Cos. Ital. Sci. nat. Mus. Civ. Stor nat. Milano, 133: 15-20. Psylliodes picina: ГРУЕВ, 1970 б: 153; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 331 (part.). Psylliodes illyricus: LEONARDI, GRUEV, 1993: 16; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 337; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 124; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31; GRUEV, 2001: 25, 2003 c: 68, 2004 b: 65, 2005 b: 119. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: Kresna Gorge: station “Peyo Yavorov” (BG); FL78: Mt. Belasitsa: ab. Perich (LEONARDI, GRUEV, 1993); Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: FP24: nr. c. “Magurata” (ГРУЕВ, 1970 б; LEONARDI, GRUEV, 1993); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (LEONARDI,\ GRUEV, 1993); Mt. Strandzha: NG36: vill. Zvezdets (LEONARDI, GRUEV, 1993), from May to October, on Quercus. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Hungary, Ukraine, Slovakia, Asiatic Turkey. Psylliodes (Psylliodes) instabilis Foudras, 1860 Psylliodes instabilis Foudras, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon (n. s.), 6: 150, 171. Psylliodes instabilis: GRUEV, 1971 b: 59, 1992: 385, 2001: 25, 2003 c: 68, 2004 a: 448, 2004 b: 65, 2004 c: 91, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 73; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 533; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 338; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 264; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 113, 2000, б: 45; VIG, 1992: 306; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 338; GRUEV and TOMOV, 1998: 125; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31, 2002 b: 32. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1200 m, from April till October, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Poland to the Balkan Peninsula and Ukraine and from Spain to Caucasus, Turkey and Israel; North-West Africa. Psylliodes (Psylliodes) isatidis Heikertinger, 1912 (Map 271: I 1; V 1) Psylliodes cuprea var. isatidis Heikertinger, in: Reitter, Fn. Germanica, 4: 207. Psylliodes isatidis: ГРУЕВ, 1968: 156; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 336; GRUEV, 1992: 386, 2001: 25, 2003 c: 68, 2004 b: 65, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 73; GRUEV, DÖBERL, 1997: 338; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 125; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 31. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (GRUEV, 1992); Stara Planina chain: LH83: nr. vill. Krastets (ГРУЕВ, 1968), in May, on Brassicaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Finland to the Balkan Peninsula and from France to West Siberia and Mongolia.

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Subfamily HISPINAE 1. Genus Hispa Linnaeus, 1767 Hispa atra Linnaeus, 1767 Hispa atra Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 603. Hispa atra: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 16; GRUEV, 1968 c: 64; 1992: 342, 2002 b: 32, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 68, 2004 a: 448, 2004 b: 66, 2004 c: 91, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 73; ГРУЕВ, 1988 а: 88, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 45; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 129; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32; VIG, 2002: 159. Hispella atra: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 23; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 448; APFELBECK, 1916: 393; АНГЕЛОВ, 1960: 29; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 148; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 175, 1987: 264; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 533; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 342 DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1300 m, from (January) March till October, on Poaceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the whole Europe to Mongolia and North China; Mediterranean area. 2. Genus Dicladispa Dicladispa testacea (Linaeus, 1767) (Map 284: I 4; IV) Hispa testacea Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 603. Dicladispa testacea: GRUEV, 1968 c: 64, 1992: 403, 2003 c: 68, 2005 a: 353, 2005 b: 119; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 89; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 344; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 264; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 129; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32; VIG, 2002: 159; WARCHALOWSKI, 2003: 556.

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Subfamily CASSIDINAE 1. Genus Cassida Linnaeus, 1758 1. Subgenus Pilemostoma Desbrochers des Loges, 1891 Cassida (Pilemostoma) fastuosa Schaller, 1783 (Map 285: I 1, 4; II 1, 2; III 4; IV; V 1, 3, 4, 5) Cassida fastuosa Schaller, Abh. Hall. Ges., 1: 259. Cassida vittata: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35. Pilemostoma fastuosa: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 84; GRUEV, 1967 b: 25; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 167, 1987: 265; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 533; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 374. Cassida fastuosa: NETOLITZKY, 1912: 160; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 91; GRUEV, 1992: 411, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 b: 66, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 74; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 136; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32.

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA Cassida (Cassida) elongata Weise, 1893 (Map 288: III 2) Cassida vibex var. elongata Weise, Naturgesch. Ins. Deutschl., Col. 6: 1108. Cassida elongata: ГРУЕВ, 2004: 115-118 DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: MH99: Shumen (ГРУЕВ, 2004), in July; no other data. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: North Kazakhstan, South Russia, East Ukraine, East Bulgaria. Cassida (Cassida) ferruginea Goeze, 1777 (Map 289: I 1; IV) Cassida ferruginea Goeze, Ent. Beytr., 1: 213. Cassida ferruginea: ГРУЕВ, 1970 а: 151, 1980: 89; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 357; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 264; GRUEV, 1992: 412; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 131, 2005 b: 119, 2006: 74; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 32. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (GRUEV, 1992); Black Sea area: NG76: Ahtopol (ГРУЕВ, 1970 а), in July, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Pyrenees and North France to Baikal area. Cassida (Cassida) flaveola Thunberg, 1794 Cassida flaveola Thunberg, Ins. Suec., 8: 103. Cassida flaveola: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 35; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24, 1909 б: 106; GRUEV, 1967 b: 27, 1992: 412, 2002 b: 33, 2003 c: 69, 2004 b: 66, 2004 c: 91, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 534; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 89, 1999: 8; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 350; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 264; VIG, 1992: 307; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 131; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32. Cassida berolinensis: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 84. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from lowlands (incl. the sea coast) up to 2000 m, from April till October, on Caryophyllaceae. GENERAL DSIRTIBUTION: from the whole Europe to the Russian Far East. Cassida (Cassida) inquinata Brulle, 1832 Cassida inquinata Brulle, Expéd. Scient. Morée, 3, 1: 266. Cassida inquinata: АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 450; APFELBECK, 1916: 395; GRUEV, 1967 b: 29, 1992: 414, 2002 b:33, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 66, 2005 b: 120; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 176, 1987: 264; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 535; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 90, 2000, б: 45; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 359; VIG, 1992: 307; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 131; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32. Cassida humeralis: BOROWIEC, 1979: 482. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – IV; nearly the whole country; lowlands (incl. the sea coast) and foothills, from March till July, on Asteraceae. GENERAL DISRTIBUTION: Mediterranean area, Mid and East Europe; Syria; Turkmenistan. Cassida (Cassida) lineola Creutzer, 1799 (Map 290: I 1; II 1; V 2) Cassida lineola Creutzer, Ent. Vers., p. 119. Cassida lineola: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 84; GRUEV, 1967 b: 28, 1992: 415, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 534; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 352; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 131; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. 303


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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), FL88: Petrich (Kozhuh - АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964), FM73: Kresna (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (WARCHALOWSKI, 1974); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (GRUEV, 1967 b ); Rhodopes (no locality data - GRUEV, 1967 b), in May and June, on Artemisia. GENERAL DSIRTIBUTION: from Central Europe to Japan and Taiwan. Cassida (Cassida) nebulosa Linnaeus, 1758 Cassida nebulosa Linnaeus, 1958, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 363. Cassida nebulosa: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 450; APFELBECK, 1916: 395; БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 156; GRUEV, 1967 b: 27, 1992: 418, 2002 b: 33, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 67, 2004 c: 91, 2005 b: 120; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 176, 1987: 264; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 534; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 89, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 45; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 349; VIG, 1992: 307; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 131; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; common in the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1900 m, from March till September, on Chenopodium (pest on Beta; Atriplex). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from the British Isls to Japan. Cassida (Cassida) pannonica Suffrian, 1844 Cassida pannonica Suffrian, Stett. Ent. Zeit., 5: 147. Cassida pannonica: АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1964: 85; GRUEV, 1967 b: 29, 1992: 420, 2002 b: 33, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 67, 2004 c: 91, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 176, 1987: 264; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 89, 2000, б: 46; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 356; VIG, 1992: 307; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 132; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1900 m, from April till August, on Centaurea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Germany to Kazakhstan, Middle Asia and West China. Cassida (Cassida) panzeri Weise, 1907 (Map 291: I 1; III 4; V 1, 2) Cassida panzeri Weise, Wien. Ent. Zeit., 26: 14. Cassida thoracica: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342. Cassida panzeri: ГРУЕВ, 1970 а: 151, 1980: 89, 1999: 8; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 356; GRUEV, 1992: 421, 2002 b: 33, 2004 b: 67, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 132; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski (GRUEV, 1992); North Bulgaria: vill. Deramntsi (GRUEV, 2002 b); Stara Planina chain: LH14: Troyan (ГРУЕВ, 1970 а), KH84: vill. Ribaritsa, p. “Kostina” nr. vill. Ribaritsa (GRUEV, 2002 b); Mt. Pirin – Mt. Rila: FM84: Predela-Pass (ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986); Mt. Pirin: FM80: ab. Sandanski; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna (ГРУЕВ, 1980), in May and June, on Asteraceae (Arctium, Scorzonera). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Japan. Cassida (Cassida) prasina Illiger, 1798 Cassida prasina Illiger, Käf. Preuss., 1: 481.

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Cassida sanguinolenta: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 343; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 449; APFELBECK, 1916: 395; GRUEV, 1967 b: 31, 1971 a: 43, 1992: 428, 2002 b: 33, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 67, 2004 c: 92, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 177, 1987: 265; TOMOV, GRUEV, 1973: 98; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 536; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 90, 2000, б: 46; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 362; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 133; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33; VIG, 2002: 165. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1300 m, from April till August, on Achillea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Ireland to Kamchatka. Cassida (Cassida) seladonia Gyllenhal, 1827 (Map 293: I 1, 2, 3, 4; II 1; IV; V 5) Cassida seladonia Gyllenhal, Ins. Suec., 4: 644. Cassida seladonia: GRUEV, 1971 a: 42, 1992: 429, 2002 b: 33, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 74; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 89, 2000, б: 46; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 354; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987: 264; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 133; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (incl. the sea coast) and foothills (South-West Bulgaria: FM80: Sandanski (GRUEV, 1992), FM71: r. st. Peiyo Yavorov (GRUEV, 2002 b), FL88: Petrich (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Mt. Pirin: GL09: Melnik (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Mt. Belasitsa: (FL78: ab. Petrich – ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986), MG04: Kharmanli (ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Mt. Sakar (MG: no locality data – ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986); Rhodopes: LG61: Kardzhali (GRUEV, 2002 b); Mt. Strandzha: NG65: vill. Kosti (ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1987); Black Sea area: NH78: Varna (GRUEV, 1971 a), from March till June, on Filago. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Denmark, Belgium and Portugal to Greece, Bulgaria and Crimea. Cassida (Cassida) stigmatica Suffrian, 1844 (Map 294: I 1, 2; II 4; III 4, 5; V 1, 2) Cassida stigmatica SUFFRIAN, Stett. Ent. Zeit., 5: 206. Cassida stigmatica: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; ГРУЕВ, 1970 а: 151; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 360; GRUEV, 1992: 430, 2002 b: 33, 2004 b: 67, 2004 c: 92, 2005 b: 120; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 133; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 33. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: foothills and mountains up to 1100 m (West Bulgaria: FN40: Zemen and FN38: Kyustendil [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], FM73: Kresna [GRUEV, 1992]; Stara Planina chain and Fore-Balkan: LH83: vill. Krastets [ГРУЕВ, 1970 а], FP33: Belogradchik [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ], LH17: Lovech [GRUEV, 2002 b]; Sredna Gora Mts: KH71: rt. “Panagyurski kolonii” ab. Panagyurishte [ГРУЕВ, 1970 а]; Rhodopes: LG05: p. “Ravnishta” nr. vill. Dedovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], LG61: Kardzhali [BG]), from, May till September, on Achillea. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from Spain, France and Belgium to North China. Cassida (Cassida) vibex Linnaeus, 1767 Cassida vibex Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 12: 575. Cassida vibex: ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 450; APFELBECK, 1916: 395; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 149; GRUEV, 1971 a: 28, 1992: 434, 2002 b: 34, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 68, 2004 c: 92, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 75; ТОМОВ, 308


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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV [GRUEV, 1992], LG64: vill. Spahievo [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904], MG04: Kharmanli [GRUEV, 1971 a]; Tundzha Plane: MG67: Elhovo [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986], MG66: vill. Granitovo [GRUEV, 1971 a]; Black Sea area: NH78: Varna [ГРУЕВ, 1980]), from April till October, on Saponaria. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: from France to Kazakhstan and Siberia. 7. Subgenus Tylocentra Reitter, 1926 Cassida (Tylocentra) canaliculata Laicharting, 1781 (Map 299: I 1, 3; II 1, 2; III 1, 2, 3) Cassida canaliculata Laicharting, Verz. Tyrol. Ins., 1: 109. Cassida austriaca: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; КОВАЧЕВ, 1905: 10; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342; МАРКОВИЧ, 1909: 17. Cassida austriaca ab. graminis: МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 247. Cassida canaliculata: НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 448; APFELBECK, 1916: 394; GRUEV, 1967 b: 26, 1992: 409, 2003 b: 51, 2004 b: 66, 2004 c: 91, 2005 b: 119; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 534; ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986: 370; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 135; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: lowlands (South-West Bulgaria: FL88: Petrich [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]; North-East Bulgaria: MJ15: Ruse [КОВАЧЕВ, 1905], MJ61: Razgrad and MH99: Shumen [МАРКОВИЧ, 1909], NJ: Dobrudja [no locality data; BG]; Stara Planina chain: MH43: ab. Sliven [АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914, APFELBECK, 1916]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [ГРУЕВ,

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A DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA ТОМОВ, 1986], LG84: Khaskovo [ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904], LH70: Stara Zagora [the baths; GRUEV, 1967 b]; Rhodopes: KG86: Besaparski Ridove Hills [BG]; Mt. Sakar: MG53: vill. Sladun [BG], vill. Kostur [GRUEV, 1992]; Black Sea area: NF78 Varna [ГРУЕВ, ТОМОВ, 1986]), from May till September, on Salvia. GENERAL DISTIBUTION: from France to Kazakhstan. 8. Subgenus Odontionycha Weise, 1891 Cassida (Odontionycha) viridis Linnaeus, 1758 Cassida viridis Linnaeus, Syst. Nat., ed. 10: 362. Cassida viridis: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1899: 776; МАРКОВИЧ, 1904: 247; НЕДЯЛКОВ, 1909 а: 24; АПФЕЛБЕК, 1914: 449; APFELBECK, 1916: 394; ROUBAL, 1931 (1931: 363; 1934: 144); БУРЕШ, ЛАЗАРОВ, 1956: 156; АНГЕЛОВ et al., 1965: 148; GRUEV, 1967 b: 25, 1992: 436, 2002 b: 34, 2003 b: 51, 2003 c: 69, 2004 a: 449, 2004 b: 68, 2004 c: 92, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120, 2006: 75; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 176, 1987: 265; MOHR, 1969: 393; WARCHALOWSKI, 1974: 534; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 91, 1999: 8, 2000, б: 46; VIG, 1992: 307, 2002: 166. Cassida equestris: ЙОАКИМОВ, 1904: 34; ANONYMOUS, 1907: 342. DISTERIBUTION IN BULGARIA: I – V; the whole country, from the sea coast up to 1900 m, from April till October, on Mentha, Cirsium. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Palaearctis.

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9. Subgenus Mionychella Spaeth, 1952 Cassida (Mionychella) hemisphaerica Herbst, 1799 (Map 300: I 1; II 1; IV; V 1, 2, 3) Cassida hemisphaerica Herbst, Natursyst. Käf., 8: 226. Cassida hemisphaereica: GRUEV, 1967 b: 26, 1992: 413, 2002 b: 33, 2004 b: 66, 2004 d: 110, 2005 b: 120; ТОМОВ, ГРУЕВ, 1969: 176; ГРУЕВ, 1980: 91; ГРУЕВ и ТОМОВ, 1986: 373; GRUEV, TOMOV, 1998: 136; ГРУЕВ, БЕЧЕВ, 2000: 32. DISTRIBUTION IN BULGARIA: from the sea coast up to 1000 m (West and South-West Bulgaria: FL88: vill. Chuchuligovo [GRUEV, 1992], FM89: ab. vill. Relyovo [GRUEV, 1992]; FN82: Mt. Vitosha: Sofia [Boyana; GRUEV, 1967 b]; Mt. Plana: FN90: ab. vill. Kovachevtsi [GRUEV, 2005 b]; Stara Planina chain: FN78: Berkovitsa [GRUEV, 1967 b ], FN78: Klisurski mr., MH43: woodpark “Karandila” ab. Sliven; East Bulgaria: NH48: Devnya [ГРУЕВ, 1980]; Upper Thrace: LG16: Plovdiv [BG]; Rhodopes: KG75: ab. Peshtera and KG85: Bratsigovo [GRUEV, 1992]), from May till October, on Caryophyllaceae (Saponaria, Spergula, Dianthus, Gypsophila). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION: Europe, Macaronesia.

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REFERENCES ГРУЕВ, Б. 1969 б [GRUEV, B. 1969 б]. Към видовете на род Phaedon (Chrysom., Col.) в България [summary in English: On the species of the genus Phaedon in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 7, Биол., 1: 177-180 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 7, Biol., 1: 177-180] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1970 а [GRUEV, B. 1970 a]. Втори принос към подсемейство Cassidinae (Crysom., Col.) в България [summary in English: On the fauna of Cassidinae (Chrysom., Col.) in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 8, Биол., 1: 151-152 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 8, Biol., 1: 151-152] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1970 б [GRUEV, B. 1970 б]. Нови родове и видове от подсемейство Halticinae (Chrysom., Col.) за фауната на България [summary in English: New genera and species of Halticinae (Chrysom., Col.) for the fauna of Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 8, Биол., 3: 151-154 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 8, Biol., 3: 151-154] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1978 [GRUEV, B. 1978]. Български Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera) в Моравския музей (Брно) [summary in English: Bulgarian Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera) in the Moravian Museum (Brno)]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 16, Биол., 4: 205-215 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 16, Biol., 4: 205-215] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1980 [GRUEV, B. 1980]. Преглед на видовете от подсемействата Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Hispinae и Cassidinae (Insecta: Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae), установени по Българското Черноморие [summary in English: A review of the species of Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Hispinae and Cassidinae (Chrysom., Col.) of the Bulgarian Black Sea area]. Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 18, Биол., 4: 83-96 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 18, Biol., 4: 83-96] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1988 а [GRUEV, B. 1988 a]. Видов състав и зоогеография на подсемейство Alticinae (Col., Chrysomelidae) на Българското Черноморие [summary in English: Check-list and zoogeography of the species of Alticinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) of the Bulgarian Black Sea side]. - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 26, Биол., 6: 79-134 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 26, Biol., 6: 79-134] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1988 б [GRUEV, B. 1988 б]. Обща биогеография [General biogeography]. – С., “Наука и изкуство”. 394 с. [Sofia, “Nauka i Izkustvo”. 394 pp.] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, 1989 [GRUEV, B. 1989]. Psylliodes aerea austriaca Heikertringer, 1911 – несъобщаван подвид за фауната на България (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae: Alticinae) [summary in English: Psylliodes aerea austriaca Heikertinger, 1911 – an unknown subspecies of Alticinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria]. - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 27, Биол., 6: 139-142 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 27, Biol., 6: 139-142] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1990 а [GRUEV, B. 1990 a]. Планински листояди от подсемействата Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae и Alticinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) в България. Видов състав и зоогеография [summary in English: Mountain leaf beetles of Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae and Alticinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria. Fauna and zoogeography]. - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 28, Биол., 6: 27-61 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 28, Biol., 6: 27-61] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1990 б [GRUEV, B. 1990 b]. Psylliodes laticollis Kutschera, 1864 – несъобщаван вид за фауната на България (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae, Alticinae) [summary in English: Psylliodes laticollis Kutschera, 1864 – an unknown species of Alticinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 28, Биол., 6: 63-66 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 28, Biol.,6: 63-66] (in Bulgarian) 319

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV ГРУЕВ, Б. 1991 [GRUEV, B. 1991]. Преглед на видовете от групата на Longitarsus pratensis (Panz.) в България (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae: Altinae) [summary in English: The bulgarian species of the Longitarsus pratensis-group (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae: Alticinae) in]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 29, Биол., 6: 35-42 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 29, Biol.,6: 35-42] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 1999 [GRUEV, B. 1999]. Листоядите от подсемействата Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae и Cassidinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) на резерват “Сребърна” [summary in English: The leaf beetles of the subfamilies Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae and Cassidinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in the reserve “Srebarna”]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 35, Animalia, 6: 5-9 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 35, Animalia, 6: 5-9] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2000 а [GRUEV, B. 2000 a]. За Атлантическия фаунистичен елемент в България [summary in English: About the Atlantic faunistical element in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 36, Animalia, 6: 73-94 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 36, Animalia, 6: 73-94] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2000 б [GRUEV, B. 2000 б]. За Субмедитеранската биотична зона в Палеарктика и Субмедитеранския фаунистичен елемент в България [summary in English: About the Submediterranean zone of the Palaearctic realm and the Submediterranean faunistic element in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 36, Animalia, 6: 73-94 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 36, Animalia, 6: 73-94] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2002 а [GRUEV, B. 2002 a]. За Средноевропейския планински фаунистичен елемент в България [summary in English: About the Central European mountainous faunistic element in Bulgaria]. – Historia naturalis bulgarica, 14: 17-27 (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2002 б [GRUEV, B. 2002 б]. Листоядите от подсемействата Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae и Cassidinae на Източните Родопи (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: The leaf beetles of Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae and Cassidinae in the East Rhodopi (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 38, Animalia, 6: 35-48 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 38, Animalia, 6: 35-48] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2002 в [GRUEV, B. 2002 в]. За Понтийския фаунистичен елемент в България [summary in English: About the Pontic faunistic element in Bulgaria]. – Historia naturalis bulgarica, 15: 31-40 (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б. 2004 [GRUEV, B. 2004]. Cassida elongata Weise, 1893 (Insecta: Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Cassidinae) нов вид за фауната на България [summary in English: Cassida elongata Weise, 1893 (Insecta: Coleoptera: Cassidinae) a new species to the fauna of Bulgaria]. - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 40 Animalia, 6: 115-18 [Trav. Sci Univ. Plovdiv, 40, Animalia, 6: 115-118] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б., БЕЧЕВ, Д. 2000 [GRUEV, B., BECHEV, D, 2000]. Зоогеографска принадлежност на видовете листояди от подсемействата Lamprosomatinae, Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae и Cassidinae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) и разпределението им в биогеографските райони на България [summary in English: Zoogeographical belonging of the leaf beetle species of Lamprosomatinae, Eumolpinae, Chrysomelinae, Alticinae, Hispinae and Cassidinae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) and their distribution in the biogeographical regions of Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 36, Animalia, 6: 5-34 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 36, Animalia, 6: 5-34] (in Bulgarian) 320

REFERENCES ГРУЕВ, Б., ТОМОВ, В. 1968 [GRUEV, B., TOMOV, V 1968]. Новый род и вид жука листоеда Rhodopaea angelovi, gen. et sp. n. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) из Болгарии [summary in English: Rhodopaea Gruev et Tomov, gen n.]. – Энтомологическое обозрение, 47, 3: 553-555 [Entomologicheskoe obozrenie, 47, 3: 553-555] (in Russian) ГРУЕВ, Б., ТОМОВ, В. 1984 [GRUEV, B., TOMOV, V. 1984]. Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae. 1., в: Фауна на България, 13, БАН, София. 219 с. [in: Fauna bulgarica, 13, Acad. Sci.Bulg., Sofia. 219 pp.] (in Bulgarian) ГРУЕВ, Б., ТОМОВ, В. 1986 [GRUEV, B., TOMOV, V. 1986]. Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae. 2. в: Фауна на България, 16, БАН, София. 388 с [in: Fauna bulgarica, 16, Acad. Sci.Bulg., Sofia. 388 pp.] (in Bulgarian) ДИМИТРОВ, Т. 1935 [DIMITROV, 1935]. Принос към изучаване на секомите и гъбните вредители в нашите гори и горски култури [Contribution to investigation of the insects and the fungus pests in our forests]. – Godishnik na Soifiiskiya universitet. Agron. Fakultet, XIII (1934/1935), 2: 220-252 (in Bulgarian) ДИРИМАНОВ, М. 1970 [DIRIMANOV, M. 1970]. Неприятели по медицинската ружа [Pests on Althea officinalis]. – Растителна защита, 2: 21-24 [Plant protection, 2: 21-24] (in Bulgarian) ДИРИМАНОВ, М., АНГЕЛОВА, 1964 [DIRIMANOV M., ANGELOVA, R. 1964]. Върху фауната на земните бълхи (Coleoptera, Halticinae) в България [summary in German: Über die Fauna der Erdflöhe (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgarien]. - Научни трудове на ВСИ , Пловдив, 13, 2: 217-220 [Wissensch. Arb. Landwirtsch. Hochschule “Wassil Kolarov”, Plovdiv, XIII, Fakultät für Wein und Gartenbau, 2:217-220] (in Bulgarian) ДИРИМАНОВ, М., ШИКРЕНОВ, Д. 1961 [DIRIMANOV, M., SHIKRENOV, D 1961]. Вредни насекоми, появили се по ментата през 1956-1958 г. [summary in French: Insectes nuisibles chez la Menthe apparus pendant les annees 1056-1958] - Научни трудове на ВСИ , Пловдив, 9: 93-98 [Scientific works of Higher Agriculture Institute “Vassil Kolarov” – Plovdiv, Bulgaria, IX: 93-98] (in Bulgarian) ДРЯНОВСКИ, А. 1932. [DRENOVSKI, A. 1932]. Реферат [Essay]. – Известия на Българското ентомологично дружество, 7: 23-26 [Izvestiya na Balgarskoto Entomologichno Druzhestvo, 7: 23-26] (in Bulgarian) ДРЯНОВСКИ, А. 1937 [DRENOVSKI, A. 1932]. Принос за изучаване низшата насекомна фауна – Apterygogenea на България и Македония [A contribution to the researches on the lower fauna – Apterygogenea of Bulgaria and Macedonia]. София. Собствено издание. 14 с.[Proper edition. 14 pp] (in Bulgarian) ДРЯНОВСКИ, А. 1940 [DRENOVSKI, A. 1940]. Реферати и съобщения [Essays and reports]. Известия на Българското ентомологично дружество, 11: 249 [Izvestiya na Balgarskoto Entomologichno Druzhestvo, 11: 249] (in Bulgarian) ДРЕНСКИ, П. 1934 [DRENSKI, P. 1934]. Фауната на Ловчанско и Троянско [The fauna of Lovech and Troyan Districts]. – Ловеч и Ловешко, 6: 107-125 [Lovech i Lovechko, 6: 107-125] (in Bulgarian) ДРЕНСКИ, П. 1942 [DRENSKI, P. 1942]. Върху насекомната фауна на крайбрежните области, северно от Варна [On the insect fauna of littoral areas North of Varna]. - Известия на Българското Ентомологично дружество, 12: 15-44 [Izvestiya na Balgarskoto Entomologichno Druzhestvo, 12: 15-44] (in Bulgarian) ДРЕНСКИ, П. 1955 [DRENSKI, P. 1955]. Вредните насекоми по горите и полезащитните пояси на Южна Добруджа [The insect pests in the wood of South Dobrudja]. - Сборник 321

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV на експедициите по полезащитните пояси в Добруджа през 1952 г., София, БАН., с. 335-348 [Sbornik na ekspeditsiite po polezashtitnite poyasi v Dobrudja prez 1952, Sofia, Acad. Sci. Bulg., p. 335-348] (in Bulgarian) ЗАШЕВ, Б. 1952 [ZASHEV, B. 1952]. Нови насекомни вредители по горските дървета и храсти в България [New insect pests on the wood trees and bushes in Bulgaria]. – Научни трудове на ССА (Лесотехнически факултет), 1: 121 [Trav. Sci. Woodtechnical Institute, 1: 121] (in Bulgarian) ЙОАКИМОВ, Д. 1899 [YOAKIMOV, D. 1899]. Принос към фауната от насекоми на Рила планина [A contribution to the insect fauna of Mt. Rila]. – Периодично списание на Българското Книжовно Дружество, 59: 758-778 [Periodichno spisanie na Balgarskoto Knizhovno Druzhestvo, 59: 758-778] (in Bulgarian) ЙОАКИМОВ, Д. 1904 [YOAKIMOV, D. 1904]. Принос към българската фауна на насекомите [A contribution to the Bulgarian fauna of the insects]. - Сборник за народни умотворения, наука и книжнина, 20: 1-43 [Sbornik za narodni umotvoreniya, nauka i knizhnina, 20: 143] (in Bulgarian) ЙОАКИМОВ, Д. 1928 [YOAKIMOV, D. 1928]. Entomoscelis sacra. Реферат [Essay]. – Сборник на Българското Ентомологично Дружество, 4: 20-21 [Sbornik na Balgarskoto Entomologichno Druzhestvo, 4: 20-21] (in Bulgarian) КОВАЧЕВ, В. 1894 [KOVACHEV, V. 1894]. Материали за изучаване на българската фауна [Material for the reseaching of the Bulgarian fauna]. – Периодично списание на Българското Книжовно Дружество в Средец, 47: 742-749 [Periodichno spisanie na Balgarskoto Knizhovno Drzhestvo v Sredets, 47: 742-749] (in Bulgarian) КОВАЧЕВ, В. 1905 [KOVACHEV, V. 1905]. Принос към изучаване ентомологическата фауна на България [A contribution to the Bulgarian insect fauna]. – Годишник на русенската гимназия “Княз Борис” за учебната 1904/1905 г., с. 3-12 [Godishnik na rusenskata gimnaziya “Knyaz Boris” za uchebnata 1904/1905 godina, s. 3-12] (in Bulgarian) МАЛКОВ, К. 1904 [MALKOV, K. 1904]. По-главните болести и повреди по земеделските растения, овощните дървета и зеленчуците, които са се появили през 1903 г. в Садово и околността му [Important illnesses and demages of the agricultural plants, fruit trees and vegetables during 1903 in Sadovo and its neighbourhood]. –Годишен отчет на Държавната опитна земеделска станция в Садово за 1903 г., 1: 201-208 [Godishen otchet na Darzhavnata opitna stantsiya v Sadovo za 1903 g., 1: 201-208] (in Bulgarian) МАЛКОВ, К. 1905 [MALKOV, K. 1905]. Болести и повреди по земеделските растения и овощните дървета у нас през 1904 година [Ilnesses and demages of the agricultural plants and fruit trees during 1904] - Годишен отчет на Държавната опитна земеделска станция в Садово за 1903 г., 2: 183-233 [Godishen otchet na Darzhavnata opitna stantsiya v Sadovo za 1903 godina., 2: 183-233] (in Bulgarian) МАЛКОВ, К. 1906 [MALKOV, K. 1906]. Най-разпространените болести и повреди по земеделските растения и овощните дървета през 1905 година в България [Most distributed ilnesses and demages of the agricultural plants and fruit trees during 1905 in Bulgaria]. - Годишен отчет на Държавната опитна земеделска станция в Садово за 1905 г., 3: 120-140 [Godishen otchet na Darzhavnata opitna stantsiya v Sadovo za 1905 g., 3: 120-140] (in Bulgarian) МАРКОВИЧ, А. 1904 [MARKOVICH, A. 1904]. Материали по насекомната фауна на Разградската околия [Material for the insect fauna of the Razgrad District]. – Трудове на Българското 322

REFERENCES Природоизпитателно Дружество, 2: 220 -252 [Trudove na Balgarskoto Prirodoizpitatelno Druzhestvo, 2: 220-252] (in Bulgarian) МАРКОВИЧ, А. 1909 [MARKOVICH, A. 1909]. Принос за насекомната фауна в Разградската околност [A contribution to the insect fauna of Razgrad District]. - Сборник за народни умотворения, наука и книжнина, 25: 1-20 [Sbornik za narodni umotvoreniya, nauka i knizhnina, 25: 1-20] (in Bulgarian) НАЧЕВ Н., 1972 [NACHEV, N. 1972]. Биологични билежки върху брястовия листояд Galerucella luteola Muell. (Col., Chrysomelidae). – Известия на Зоологическия институт с музей, БАН, 36: 119-124 (in Bulgarian) НЕДЯЛКОВ, Н. 1909 а [NEDELKOV, 1909 a]. Пети принос към ентомологичната фауна на България [Fifth contribution to the entomologcal fauna of Bulgaria]. - Сборник за народни умотворения, наука и книжнина, 25: 1-37 [Sbornik za narodni umotvoreniya, nauka i knizhnina, 25: 1-37] (in Bulgarian) НЕДЯЛКОВ, Н. 1909 б [NEDELKOV, 1909 б]. Нашата ентомологична фауна. [Our entomological fauna] – Архив на МНП, 1, 3 (Неофициален отдел): 83-135 [Arkhiv na MNP (Inofficial part), p. 83-135] (in Bulgarian) НИКОЛОВА, В. 1968 [NIKOLOVA, V. 1968]. Ентомоценологични и биологични проучвания в насажденията с маслодайна роза. 2. Coleoptera [Entomocenological and biological studies on the oil-bearing rose] - Известия на Зоологическия институт с музей, БАН, 26: 119155 [Bull. Inst. Zool. Musee, Bulg. Acad. Sci., 26: 119-155] (in Bulgarian) ПОПОВ, П. 1972 [POPOV, P. 1972]. Насекомни нериятели на лекарствените култури в България. 3. Твърдокрили (Col.) [Insect pests on the medicinal plants in Bulgaria. 3. Coleoptera] Растениевъдни науки, 9, 5: 167-175 [Rastenievadni nauki, 9, 5: 167-175] (in Bulgarian) ПОПОВА, В. 1963 [POPOVA, V. 1963]. Количествено съотношения на вредните насекоми по люцерната в зависимост от възрастта й [Quontitative correlations of the insect pests on the lucerne in connection with its age] – Известия на Централния научноизследователски институт за защита на растенията, 5: 101-113 [Izvestiya na Tsentralniya nauchnoizsledovatelski institut za zashtita na rasteniyata, 5: 101-113] (in Bulgarian) РАЙКОВ, Н., НАЧЕВ, П. 1971 [RAIKOV, N., NACHEV, P. 1971]. Болести и неприятели по лозата [Ilnesses and pests on the grapevine] – С., Земиздат. 199 с [Sofia, “Zemizdat”. 199 pp] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1968 [TOMOV, V. 1968]. Stylosomus Suffrian, 1848 – неизвестен до сега род за фауната на България (Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera) [summary in English: Stylosomus Suffrian, 1848 – an unknown for the fauna of Bulgaria genus of Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera) - Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 6, Биол., 2: 153-154 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 6, Biol., 2: 153-154] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1969 [TOMOV, V. 1969]. Един нов род и вид за фауната на България (Galerucinae, Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera) [summary in English: A new genus and species for the fauna of Bulgaria (Galerucinae, Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera)] - Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 7, Биол., 1: 181-182 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 7, Biol., 1: 181-182] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1970 а [TOMOV, V. 1970 a]. Принос към фауната на листоядите от род Labidostomis Redt. в България (Chrysomelidae, Col.) [summary in English: A contribution on the genus Labidostomis Redt. in Bulgaria (Chrysomelidae, Col. - Научни трудове на ПУ, 8, Биол., 3: 155-159 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 8, Biol., 3: 155-159] (in Bulgarian) 323

BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV ТОМОВ, В. 1970 б [TOMOV, V. 1970 б]. Miopristis Lac. – новый род для фауны Болгарии (Clytrinae, Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera) [summary in English: Miopristis Lac. – a new genus for the fauna of Bulgaria (Clytrinae, Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera)] – Natura, University of Plovdiv, 3, Biol., 1: 147-148 (in Russian) ТОМОВ, В. 1971 а [TOMOV, V. 1971 a]. Coptocephala gebleri Gebler, 1841 – нов вид за фауната на България (Coleoptera, Chrysomlidae) [summary in English: Coptocephala gebleri Gebler, 1841 – a new species for the fauna of Bulgaria (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) - Научни трудове на ПУ, 9, Биол., 1: 13 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 9, Biol., 1: 13] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1971 б [TOMOV, V. 1971 б]. Върху видовете от род Phyllobrotica Redt. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) в България [summary in English: On the species of the genus Phyllobrotica Redt. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria] - Научни трудове на ПУ, 9, Биол., 1: 141144 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, 9, Biol., 1: 141-144] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1971 в [TOMOV, V. 1971 в]. Нови и редки видове от род Cryptocephalus Geoffr. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) за фауната ан България и Балканския полуостров [summary in English: Some new and rare species of genus Cryptocephalus Geoffr. (Col., Chrysomelidae) for the fauna of Bulgaria and the Balkan Peninsula] - Научни трудове на ВПИ, Пловдив, 9, Биол., 2: 151-154 [Trav. Sci. Ecole Norm. Super., Plovdiv, Biol., 2: 151-154] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1973 а [TOMOV, V. 1973 a]. Нови листояди от род Donacia F. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) за фауната на България [summary in English: New species of genus Donacia F. (Col., Chrysomelidae) for the fauna of Bulgaria] - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 11, Биол., 2: 147-148 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 11, Biol., 2: 147-148] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1973 б [TOMOV, V. 1973 б]. Неизвестни досега хищници и паразити по яйца, ларви и възрастни форми на някои листояди (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in German: Bis jetzt unbekannte Raub- and Parasiteninsekten auf Eiern, Larven und Imagines einiger Blattkäfer (Col., Chrysomelidae]. - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 11, Биол., 5: 199-206 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 11, Biol., 5: 199-206] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1976 [TOMOV, V. 1976]. Нови и малко известни листояди за фауната на България (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: New and little known species of Chrysomelidae (Col.) for the fauna of Bulgaria] - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 14, Биол., 4: 179-181 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 14, Biol., 4: 179-181] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1977 [TOMOV, V. 1977]. Зоогеографическая характеристика листоедов рода Cryptocephalus Geoffr. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) Болгарии [Zoogeographical characteristics of the genus Cryptocephalus Geoffr. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in Bulgaria] – в: Тезисы докладов. VII Международный симпозиум по энтомофауне Средней Европы. Ленинград, “Наука”, с. 102-103 [in: Proceedings of the VII International symposium on the Mideuropean entomofauna, Leningrad, “Nauka”, p. 102-103] (in Russian) ТОМОВ, В. 1979 [TOMOV, V. 1979]. Към биологията и разпространението на Diorhabda elongata Brl. в България (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: On the biology and distribution of Diorhabda elongata Brl. in Bulgaria (Col. Chrysomelidae) - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 17, Биол., 4: 165-168 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 17, Biol., 4: 165-168] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1990 [TOMOV, V. 1990]. Crioceris paracenthesis (Linnaeus, 1767) – неизвестен досега вид за фауната на България (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae, Criocerinae) [summary in English: Crioceris paracenthesis (Linnaeus, 1767) – an unknown species to the fauna of Bulgaria 324

REFERENCES (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae, Criocerinae)] - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 28, Биол., 6: 73-75 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 28, Biol., 6: 73-75] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В. 1994 [TOMOV, V. 1994]. Листояди от Българското Черноморие (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae: Orsodacninae, Criocerinae, Clytrinae, Cryptocephalinae, Galerucinae) [summary in English: Leaf beetles of the Bulgarian Black Sea area (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae: Orsodacninae, Donaciinae, Criocerinae, Clytrinae, Cryptocephalinae, Galerucinae)] - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 30, Биол.- Animalia, 6: 5-18 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 30, Биол. – Animalia, 6: 5-18] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., ГРУЕВ, Б. 1969 [TOMOV, V., GRUEV, B. 1969]. Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera) от Стара планина [summary in German: Chrysomelidae (Col.) im “Stara-Planina” – Gebirge] – Известия на Зоологическия институт с музей, БАН, 30: 163-179 [Bull. Inst. Zool. Musee, Bulg. Acad. Sci., 30: 163-179] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., ГРУЕВ, Б. 1987 [TOMOV, V., GRUEV, B. 1987]. Листоядите на Странджа планина (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: Leaf beetles in the Strandzha Mountain (Insecta, Coleoptera Chrysomelidae)] – в: Странджанско-Сакарски сборник, 4, 7: 253-269 [in: Strandzhansko-Sakarski Sbornik, IV, 7: 253-269] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., МИТОВ, П. 1987 [TOMOV, V., MOTOV P. 1987]. Хищници и паразити по брястовия листояд Xanthogaleruca luteola Muell. (Col. Chrysomelidae) [Predators and parasites of Xanthogaleruca luteola Muell. (Col., Chrysomelidae). – Съвременни постижения на българската зоология. С., БАН, с. 297-299 [Contemporary achievements of the Bulgarian zoology, Sofia, Bulg. Acad. Sci, p. 297-299] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., МИТОВ, П. 1991 [TOMOV, V., MITOV P. 1991]. Принос към фенологията на брястовия листояд (Xanthoghaleruca luteola Muell.) [summary in English: Contribution to the phenology of Xanthogaleruca luteola Muell.] – Екология, С., р 24: 66-70 [ Ecology, Sofia, 24: 66-70] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., ПОПОВ, С. 1990 [TOMOV, V., POPOV, S. 1990]. Принос към фенологията на кремовия листояд Lilioceris lilii (Scopoli, 1763) (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: Contribution to the phenology of Lilioceris lilii (Scopoli, 1763) (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)] - Научни трудове на ПУ “Паисий Хилендарски”, 28, Биол., 6: 77-83 [Trav. Sci. Univ. Plovdiv, 28, Biol., 6: 77-83] (in Bulgarian) ТОМОВ, В., ПОПОВ, С. 1991 [TOMOV, V., POPOV, S. 1991]. Хищници и паразити по яйца, ларви и какавиди на Lilioceris lilii Scop. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) [summary in English: Predators and parasites on eggs, larvae and pupae of Lilioceris lilii Scop. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)] – Първа национална конференция по ентомология, октомври 1991, София. с. 157-160 [Proceed. Ith National conference of entomology, October, 1991, Sofia. P.: 157-160] (in Bulgarian) ХРИСТОВИЧ, Г. 1892 [HRISTOVICH, G. 1892]. Метириали по изучаване на българската фауна [Material to the studying of the Bulgarian fauna]. - Сборник за народни умотворения, наука и книжнина, 8: 337-346 [Sbornik za narodni umotvoreniya, nauka i knizhnina, 8: 337-346] (in Bulgarian) ЧОРБАДЖИЕВ, П. 1929 [CHORBADZHIEV, P. 1929]. Неприятелите по културните растения в България през 1927 г. [The pests of the culture plants in Bulgaria during 1927] – Сведения по земеделието, 10, 3-4: 3-59 [Svedeniya po zemedelieto, Sofia, 10, 3-4: 3-59] (in Bulgarian) ЧОРБАДЖИЕВ, П. 1932 [CHORBADZHIEV, P. 1932]. Неприятелите по културните растения в България през 1928 и 1929 г. [Pests on the culture plants in Bulgaria during 1928 and 325

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A abdominalis 168 Adimonia circumdata 139 Adimonia crataegi 138 Adimonia litoralis 139 Adimonia rufa 140 Adimonia rusticata 139 Adimonia sanguinea 139 Adimonia tanaceti 140 adonidis 132 Adoxus obscurus 79 Adoxus obscurus villosulus 81 adusta 141 aenea 124 aeneicollis 181 aereus austriacus 281 AESCHROCNEMIS 243 Aeschrocnemis slavicus 245 affinis 283 affinis 32 AGELASTICA 141 AGROSTITHASSA 118 albineus 181 alferii furthi 182 ALLORINA 108 alni 141 alpestris balcanica 108 ALTICA 221 Altica atra 152 Altica aurea 248

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Altica herbigrada 174 Altica hortensis 266 Altica luteola 288 Altica nigripes 161 Altica plutus 251 Altica pratensis 208 Altica pusilla 223 Altica tabida 216 Altica testacea 272 Altica tetrastigma 165 ALTICINAE 150 anatolicus 217 anchusae 219 angelovi 83 Antipa macropus 27 APHTHONA 168 Aphthona bonvouloiri fa. picipes 169 Aphthona coerulea 176 Aphthona cyparissiae 172 Aphthona gruszkorum 177 Aphthona pallida nigriceps 176 apicalis 45, 182 APTEROPEDA 272 arenacea 265 ARGOPUS 272 Argopus ahrensi 272 arida 265 aridula 266 armoraciae 117, 150 asclepiadeus 79 ASIONUS 45 Asiorestia corpulenta 236 Asiorestia crassicornis 236 Asiorestia femorata 236 Asiorestia ferruginea 238 Asiorestia impressa obtusangula 238 Asiorestia motschulskii 238 Asiorestia nigritula 240 Asiorestia peirolerii 242

INDEX Asiorestia sublaevis 238 Asiuorestia transversa 242 asparagi maculipes astrachanica 152 atra 152, 296 atraphaxidis 30 atrata 301 atricillus 182 atropae 251 atrovirens 169 Attelabus lilii 17 Attelabus quatuordecimpunctata 19 attenuatus 283 Auchenia falavicollis 16 aurata 248 aurea 248 aureolus illyricus 47 aurita 32 azurea 312

B balcanica 153 ballotae 184 BATOPHILA 230 behnei 184 berolinensis 310 bertii 184 bicolor 49, 272 bicolora 9 bicruciata 18 biguttatus 49 biledjekensis 49 bilineatus 66 bipunctatus 51 BITTOTAENIA 87 bonvouloiri 169 braccata 3 brevicollis 221 breviuscula 258 brisouti 186, 283 BROMIUS 79 Bromius vitis 81 brunneus 186

bulgarica 153, 242 bulgaricus 219 Buprestis biguttata 49 Buprestis octopunctata 59 Buprestis quinquepunctatus 61 Buprestis salicina 33 Buprestis sexpunctata 29 Buprestis unifasciata 38 BURLINIUS 66 Byrrhus concolor 77

C cacaliae dinarica 113 calmariensis 136 CALOMICRUS 145 canaliculata 314 canus 81 capreae 138 Cardiapus mathewsi 256 carduorum 221 carpathica 253, 274 carpathica gabrieli 92 Cassida humeralis 303 CASSIDA 299 CASSIDA 301 Cassida austriaca 314 Cassida austriaca ab. graminis 314 Cassida azurea ab. ornata 312 Cassida berolinensis 303 Cassida chloris 307 Cassida equestris 315 Cassida languida 307 Cassida murraea ab. immaculata 312 Cassida murraea ab. maculata 312 Cassida rhilensis 307 Cassida rufovirens 307 Cassida rufovirens rhilensis 397 Cassida sanguinosa 307 Cassida thoracica 305 Cassida vibex var. elongata 303 Cassida vittata 310 CASSIDINAE 299 CASSIDULELLA 310

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Chrysochloa Purkinei cepelarensis. 111 Chrysochloa Purkinei coelicolor 113 Chrysochloa retenta schipkana 114 Chrysochloa rugulosa 108 Chrysochloa rugulosa serbica 108 Chrysochloa speciosissima 113 Chrysochloa speciosissima drenskii 113 Chrysochloa speciosissima juncorum. 113 Chrysochloa tristis 108 Chrysochloa variabilis 110 Chrysochloa variabilis balcanica 110 Chrysochloa vigulata 111 Chrysochloa virgulata ljubetensis 113 Chrysochloa virgulata var. ljubetensis 111 Chrysochus asclepiadeus 79 CHRYSOLINA 87 CHRYSOLINA 92 Chrysolina alternans 94 Chrysolina analis 107 Chrysolina anatolica 105 Chrysolina carnifex 107 Chrysolina carpathica 92 Chrysolina coerulea 89 Chrysolina crassicollis 96 Chrysolina grossa 103 Chrysolina lurida 101 Chrysolina lurida nevesinjensis 101 Chrysolina olivieri montanella 89 Chrysolina plagiata schipkana 114 Chrysolina purpurascens 94 Chrysolina violacea 100 CHRYSOMELA 121 CHRYSOMELA 121 Chrysomela adonidis 132 Chrysomela aenea 124 Chrysomela alni 141 Chrysomela alpestris 89 Chrysomela alternans 94 Chrysomela anderschi 111 Chrysomela armoraciae 117 Chrysomela asclepiadea 79 Chrysomela atraphaxidis 30 Chrysomela atricilla 182 Chrysomela aurata 248

INDEX Chrysomela aurita 32 Chrysomela ballotae 184 Chrysomela bilineata 66 Chrysomela bipunctata 51 Chrysomela caerulea 108 Chrysomela calmariensis 136 Chrysomela capreae 138 Chrysomela carpathica var. Gabrieli 92 Chrysomela cerasi 14 Chrysomela cerealis var. a 94 Chrysomela cerealis var. alternans 94 Chrysomela cerealis var. mixta 94 Chrysomela chalcites 98 Chrysomela chrysocephala 284 Chrysomela cochleariae 118 Chrysomela coerulans 91 Chrysomela coerulea 89 Chrysomela concinna 260 Chrysomela cordigera 51 Chrysomela crassicollis 96 Chrysomela crassimargo 96 Chrysomela cruciferae 155 Chrysomela cuprina 106 Chrysomela cyanella 21 Chrysomela decemnotata 126 Chrysomela didymata 105 Chrysomela diluta 101 Chrysomela diversipes 100 Chrysomela duodecimpunctata 18 Chrysomela elongata 134 Chrysomela euphorbiae 171 Chrysomela exclamationis 157 Chrysomela exoleta 188 Chrysomela fallaciosa 96 Chrysomela fastuosa 107 Chrysomela fastuosa var. speciosa 108 Chrysomela ferruginea 238 Chrysomela fimbrialis hungarica 94 Chrysomela flavipes 146 Chrysomela flavocincta 118 Chrysomela fombrialis var. hungarica 100 Chrysomela fulvus 70 Chrysomela fuscicornis 254 Chrysomela geminata106

Chrysomela glabra 119 Chrysomela gloriosa 91 Chrysomela goettingensis 100 Chrysomela graminis 91 Chrysomela grata 94 Chrysomela gypsophilae 101 Chrysomela haemoptera 100 Chrysomela halensis 140 Chrysomela heerii 98 Chrysomela hemisphaerica 82 Chrysomela herbacea 89 Chrysomela herbacea var. menthastri 91 Chrysomela holsatica 193 Chrysomela hyperici 106 Chrysomela hypochaeridis 55 Chrysomela junci 120 Chrysomela küsteri 103 Chrysomela labiata 70 Chrysomela laevigata 118 Chrysomela lichenis 92 Chrysomela lichenis var. carpathica 92 Chrysomela limbata 107 Chrysomela linnaeana 126 Chrysomela longimana 24 Chrysomela lurida 101, 198 Chrysomela luteola 137 Chrysomela marginalis 103 Chrysomela marginata 107 Chrysomela melanocephala 199 Chrysomela melanopa 23 Chrysomela menthastri 89 Chrysomela menthastri var. rugicollis 89 Chrysomela merdigera Chrysomela metallica 86 Chrysomela mixta 94 Chrysomela modeeri 247 Chrysomela modesta coerulans 91 Chrysomela moraei 58 Chrysomela nemorum 159 Chrysomela nigrofasciata Chrysomela nitida 58 Chrysomela nitidula 250 Chrysomela nodicornis 161 Chrysomela nonstriata 176

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Chrysomela vernalis var. ottomana 98 Chrysomela versicolora 121 Chrysomela viminalis 126 Chrysomela violacea 100 Chrysomela viridana 89 Chrysomela viridula 116 Chrysomela vitellinae 132 Chrysomela vulgatissima 132 Chrysomela xanthopoda150 CHRYSOMELINAE 84 CHRYSOMORPHA 94 chrysopus 66 cinerea 5 circumdatus 285 circumfusus 145 clavipes 5 Clythra tibialis 35 CLYTRA 29 CLYTRA 29 Clytra affinis 32 Clytra appendicina 29 Clytra aurita 32 Clytra axillaris 24 Clytra biornata 30 Clytra bucephala 36 Clytra chalybaea 36 Clytra concolor 31 Clytra cyanea 33 Clytra dentipes 27 Clytra flavicollis 33 Clytra humeralis 23 Clytra limbata 31 Clytra macropus 27 Clytra pallidipennis 25 Clytra pilicollis 25 Clytra rubicunda 38 Clytra rufa 25 Clytra scopolina 38 Clytra scutellaris 32 Clytra taxicornis 25 Clytra tetrastigma 30 Clytra unifasciata 38 Clytra valerianae 30 Clytra valerianae tetrastigma 30

INDEX Clytra xanthaspis 35 CLYTRARIA 30 CLYTRINAE 23 Coccinella vigintipunctata 124 cochleariae 118 coerulans 91 Colaphellus sophiae 116 Colaphellus sophiae transsylvanicus 116 COLAPHODES 100 COLAPHOPTERA 94 COLAPHOSOMA 100 COLAPHUS 116 Colaspidea grandis 84 COLASPINELLA 84 Colaspis ulema 77 collaris 122 compressa 266 concinna 260 concolor 77 concolor hypocrita 31 conducta 260 connexus 66 consimilis 3 COPTOCEPHALA 36 Coptocephala quadrimaculata 38 Coptocephala rubicunda 36 Coptocephala rubicunda var. gebleri 36 cordiger 51 cornivorax 223 corpulenta 236 corugata 155 coryli 45 corynthius 219 coyei 260 CRASPEDA? 107 crassicornis 236 crassipes 7 crataegi 138 CREPIDODERA 248 Crepidodera corpulenta 236 Crepidodera crassicornis 236 Crepidodera femorata 236 Crepidodera ferruginea 238 Crepidodera helxines 248

Crepidodera impressa 242 Crepidodera impressa obtusangula 238 Crepidodera metallica 248 Crepidodera motschulskii 238 Crepidodera nigritula 240 Crepidodera peirolerii 240 Crepidodera pluta 251 Crepidodera pubescens 253 Crepidodera splendens 248 Crepidodera sublaevis 238 Crepidodera transversa 242 Criceris lineola 137 CRIOCERINAE 17 CRIOCERIS

Crioceris adusta 141 Crioceris asparagi18 Crioceris circumfusus 145 Crioceris lilii 17 Crioceris merdigera Crioceris pinicola 145 Crioceris striolata 165 Crioceris subspinosa 16 Crosita salviae 87 cruciferae 155 cryptocephala 274 CRYPTOCEPHALINAE 38 CRYPTOCEPHALUS 42 CRYPTOCEPHALUS 47 Cryptocephalus aureolus 47 Cryptocephalus aureolus monticola 49 Cryptocephalus bicolor 45 Cryptocephalus coerulescens 49 Cryptocephalus concinnus 49 Cryptocephalus concolor 51 Cryptocephalus cribratus var. biledjekensis 49 Cryptocephalus cristula 55 Cryptocephalus duplicatus persicus 51 Cryptocephalus elongatus 53 Cryptocephalus flavoguttatus 53 Cryptocephalus hieroglyphicus 41 Cryptocephalus hubneri 66 Cryptocephalus hypochaeridis transiens 55 Cryptocephalus limbatus 41 Cryptocephalus nitidulus 53

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D dacica 155 decemlineata 87 decemnotata 126 dentata 9 denticollis 301 dentipes 27 depressiuscula 276 DEROCREPIS 243 Derocrepis serbica 245 Derocrepis serbica merditensis 244 Derocrepis serbica rhilensis 243

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Derocrepis serbica rhodopensis 244 Derocrepis serbica slavicus 245 diademata 155 DIBOLIA 274 Dibolia schillingi 278 DICLADISPA 296 didymata 105 DIORHABDA 134 DISOPUS 42 Dlochrysa fastuosa 108 DONACIA 5 DONACIA 5 Donacia abdominalis 3 Donacia lemnae 10 Donacia rustica 3 DONACIELLA 5 DONACIOMIMA 9 dulcamarae 285 duodecimpunctata 18 duplicatus 51

E echii 188 elegans 141 elegantulus 68 elongata 134 elongata 303 EMARHOPA 140 ENTOMOSCELIS 132 Entomoscelis abdominalis 132 Entomoscelis sacra 134 Epithrix atropae 251 Epithrix intermedia 252 Epithrix pubescens 253 EPITRIX 251 erichsoni 21 erysimi 157 ERYTHROCHRYSA 92 erythrostoma 35 Eubrachys balcanicus 79 EUCHRYSOLINA 91 EULUPERUS 143 Euluperus cyaneus 143

INDEX Euluperus cyaneus var. major 143 EUMOLPINAE 77 EUMOLPUS 79 Eumolpus pretiosus 79 Eumolpus tessellatus 83 Eumolpus villosus 83 Eupales ulema 77 euphorbiae 171 excisus 39 exclamationis 157 exiguus 68 exoletus 188 EXOSOMA 143 Exosoma thoracica var. grossepunctata 143

F fallax 188 FASTUOLINA 107 fastuosa 107, 299 femoralis 276 femorata 236 ferruginea 238, 303 fimbriolatus 39 flava 172 flaveola 303 flaviceps 172 flavicollis 16 flavicollis 33 flavipes 53, 146 flavocincta 118 flexuosa 157 flexuosus 45 foersteri 278 fornicata 130 foudrasi 190 franzi 172 frenatus 53 frontalis 68 fulgens 190 fulvicornis 248 fuscicornis 254 fuscoaeneus 221

G 139 139 Galeruca affinis 283 Galeruca anchusae 219 Galeruca calmariensis 136 Galeruca circumdata 139 Galeruca interrupta 139 Galeruca lineola 137 Galeruca litoralis 139 Galeruca luteola 137 Galeruca pusilla 137 Galeruca rubi 232 Galeruca sagittariae 136 Galeruca salicariae 234 Galeruca spectabilis 139 Galeruca tenella 137 Galeruca versicolora 121 GALERUCELLA 136 GALERUCELLA 136 Galerucella luteola 138 Galerucella nymphaeae ab. aquatica 136 GALERUCINAE 134 gallaeciana 21 Gallereuca fulvicornis 248 Galleruca mercurialis 230 Galleruca napi 291 Galleruca nasturtii 204 gamma 47 ganglbaueri 157, 191 Gastroidea polygoni 116 Gastroidea viridula 116 Gastroidea viridula var. cyanescens 116 GASTROPHYSA 116 GASTROPHYSA 116 gaudionis 143 gebleri 36 geminata 106 glabra 119 gloriosa reprehensa 94 goettingensis aerea 86 GONIOCTENA 126 GONIOCTENA 126 GALERUCA GALERUCA

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H haemoptera 100 halensis 140 halmae 254 Haltica abdominalis 168 Haltica aenescens 225 Haltica ampelophaga 225 Haltica apicalis 182 Haltica aridula 266 Haltica armoraciae 150 Haltica atrovirens 169 Haltica attenuata 283 Haltica brevicollis 221 Haltica breviuscula 258 Haltica brunnea 186 Haltica carduorum 221 Haltica chalcomera 283

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Haltica chlorophana 259 Haltica circumdata 285 Haltica compressa 266 Haltica conducta 260 Haltica cornivorax 223 Haltica corynthia 219 Haltica crassicornis 236 Haltica cryptocephala 274 Haltica cuprea 285 Haltica cynoglossi 276 Haltica cyparissiae 171 Haltica dulcamarae 285 Haltica echii 188 Haltica exclamationis 157 Haltica femorata 236 Haltica hyoscyami 285 Haltica impressicollis 225 Haltica lacertosa 174 Haltica linnaei 196 Haltica lutescens 174 Haltica lythri 225 Haltica malvae 254 Haltica muscorum 274 Haltica nannerheimii 268 Haltica nigra Haltica nigritula 240 Haltica obtusata 256 Haltica occultans 278 Haltica ochripes 162 Haltica oleracea 227 Haltica oleracea var. lugubris 227 Haltica palustris 228 Haltica placida 179 Haltica pubescens 253 Haltica pusilla 223 Haltica pygmaea 179 Haltica quercetorum 228 Haltica rufipes 243 Haltica sahlbergi 270 Haltica saliceti 230 Haltica serbica 245 Haltica suturella 216 Haltica tibialis 265 Haltica timida 281

INDEX Haltica ventralis 234 Haltica venustula 181 helianthemi 223 HELIOSTOLA 92 hemisphaereica 316 hemisphaerica purpurascens 94 herbacea 89 herbigrada 174 HERMAEOPHAGA 230 HETERICHNUS 43 hieroglyphicus 41 HIPPURIPHILA 247 hirtipennis 252 HISPA 296 Hispa testacea 296 Hispella atra 296 HISPINAE 296 holsaticus 193 hortensis 266 humeralis 14 humeralis 23 HYDROTHASSA 118 Hydrothassa aucta 119 Hydrothassa aucta ab. aucta 119 Hydrothassa aucta var. glabra 119 hyosciami 285 hyperici 106 HYPERICIA 105 Hypnophila halmae 254 HYPOCASSIDA 300 Hypocassida subferruginea 300 hypochoeridis 55

I illyricus 286 imitatrix 268 imperialis 55 impressa 10 impressa obtusangula 238 impressicollis 225 inquinata 303 instabilis 286 intermedia 252

interrupta circumdata 139 intricata anderschi 111 INTRICATORINA 111 isatidis 286

J jacobaeae 193 jailensis 193 janthinus 55 jarmilae 225 judaea 159 junci 120 juncicola 193

K kiesenwetteri 288 kutscherae 195

L labiatus 70 LABIDOSTOMIS LABIDOSTOMIS 23 Labidostomis axillaris 24 Labidostomis beckri 25 Labidostomis longimana dalmatina 24 Labidostomis lucida 24 Labidostomis taxicornis 25 Labidostomis tridentata 25 lacertosa 174 Lachnaea sexpunctata 29 LACHNAIA 29 LACHNAIA 29 Lachnaia longipes 29 laetus 55 laevicollis 47 laevigatus 118 laeviuscula 29 LAMELLOSUS 47 lamina 249 Lamprosoma concolor 77 LAMPROSOMATINAE 77

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV lateripunctatus personatus 196 laticollis 131, 288 LEMA 21 Lema asparagi Lema bicruciata 18 Lema brunnea Lema cyanella 21 Lema duodecimpunctata 19 Lema erichsoni 21 Lema flavipes 23 Lema gallaeciana 21 Lema lichenis 21 Lema lilii 17 Lema maculipes Lema melanopa 23 Lema merdigera LEPTINOTASRA 87 Leptura consimilis 3 Leptura sericea 5 Leptura versicolorea 12 lewisii 196 lilii 17 LILIOCERIS 17 limbata 31, 107 limbatus 41 Lina populi 121 lineola 137, 303 linnaeana 126 linnaei 196 Linnaeidea aenea 124 LOCHMAEA 138 longicornis 149 longimana 24 longipennis 198 longiseta 198 LONGITARSUS 181 LONGITARSUS 181 Longitarsus absynthii 207 Longitarsus agilis 212 Longitarsus alfieri furthi 182 Longitarsus bombycinus 214 Longitarsus curtus 204 Longitarsus dimidiatus 188 Longitarsus echii var. tibialis 188

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Longitarsus eminus 212 Longitarsus exoletus rufulus 204 Longitarsus ferrugineus 184 Longitarsus fowleri 214 Longitarsus fulgens var. tristis 217 Longitarsus klapperichi182 Longitarsus lateralis 204 Longitarsus lateripunctatus 196 Longitarsus lateripunctatus var. personatus 196 Longitarsus linnaei var.fallax 188 Longitarsus nervosus 206 Longitarsus nitens 188 Longitarsus pinguis 219 Longitarsus pseudoferrgineus 184 Longitarsus pulmonariae 204 Longitarsus rubellus 186 Longitarsus scutellaris 196 Longitarsus spectabilis 199 Longitarsus suturalis 181 Longitarsus verbasci 216 lucida axillaris 24 luctuosa 108 LUPERUS 145 Luperus balcanicus 149 Luperus circumfusus 145 Luperus circumphusus 145 Luperus cyanipennis 149 Luperus lydius 141 Luperus lyperus 146 Luperus pinicola 145 Luperus rufipes150 Luperus xanthopus 150 luridus 198 luteola 137 luteolus 288 lutescens 174 lycopi 199 lydius 141 LYTHRARIA 234 lythri 225

INDEX 253 Minota obesa 254 Minota obesa carpathica 253 minusculus 200 MIONYCHA 312 MIONYCHELLA 316 Miopristis dentipes 27 MNIOPHILA 274 modeeri 247 moesica 230 MONROSIA 32 montenegrina 268 monticola 202 moraei 58 motschulskii 238 murraea 310 musciformis 36 muscorum 274 MINOTA

M macellus 70 MACROCOMA 79 Macrocoma rubripes 79 MACROLENES 27 macropus 27 magnificus 288 major 143 major 262 Malacosoma collaris 143 Malacosoma gaudionis 143 malvae 254 mannerheimi 268 MANTURA 256 MANTURA 256 marcidus 291 margaritacea 312 marginata 10, 107 marginatus 57 mathewsi 256 medvedevi 199 melanochephalus 199 melanopus 21 Melasoma aenea 124 Melasoma bulgharensis 124 Melasoma collaris 122 Melasoma cuprea 124 Melasoma populi 121 Melasoma saliceti 121 Melasoma tremulae 122 Melasoma var. bulgharensis 124 Melasoma vigintipunctata 124 MELASOMOPTERA 103 melica 86 membranaceus 200 menetriesi 256 MENTHASTRIELLA 89 mercurialis 230 merdigera 18 metallica 84 METALLOTIMARCHA 84 MINKIA 98 MINOTA 253

N nanus 204 napi 291 nasturtii 204 nebulosa 305 nemorum 159 NEOCREPIDODERA

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NEOGALERUCELLA 136 NEOPHAEDON 118 niger 204 nigriceps 176 nigricoxis 250 nigripes 161 nigriscutis 176 nigritula 240 nigrofasciatus nimrodi 204 nitidula 250 nitidus 58 nobilis 310 nodicornis 161 nonstriata 176 noricus 205 notiophila 96

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV novempunctata 30 nymphaeae 136 NYMPHIUS 141

O obesa 268 obliteratus 205 obscurus 79 obscurus villosulus 81 obtusata 256 occultans 278 ocellatus 70 ochripes 162 ochroleucus 72, 206 OCHROSIS 234 octacosmus 58 octomaculatus 58 octopunctatus 59 ODONTIONYCHA 315 oertzeni 24 oleracea 227 olexai 232 olivacea 128 olivieri 89 OOMORPHUS 77 orbiculata 272 OREINA 108 OREINA 108 Oreina alpestris 110 Oreina bifrons 110 Oreina gloriosa arrogans 110 Oreina gloriosa bosnica 110 Oreina melanocephala schipkana 114 Oreina variabilis 108 Oreina variabilis balcanica 110 Oreina virgulata 113 Oreina vitigera 110 ORESTIA 242 oricalcia 98 orientalis 262 Orina pretiosa var. balcanica 108 Orina variabilis var. balcanica 108 ORSODACNE 14

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Orsodacne lineola 14 ORSODACNINAE 14 OULEMA 21 Oulema lichenis 21 Oulema melanopa 23 ovata 177 OVOSOMA 96 OVOSTOMA 89

P PACHNEPHORUS 81 Pachnephorus aspericollis 83 Pachnephorus silvanae 83 PACHYBRACHIS 39 PACHYBRACHIS 39 Pachybrachis haliciensis 41 Pachybrachis tristis 41 PALES 77 pallida reticulata 128 pallidicolor 291 pallidipennis 25 palustris 228 pannonica 305 panzeri 305 paracenthesis 19 parnassicola 177 parvula 310 parvulus 59, 207 PECHYLINA 122 peirolerii 240 pellucidus 207 PHAEDON 117 Phaedon cochleariae obesus 118 phellandrii 120 PHRATORA 131 PHRATORA 131 Phratora vitellinae ab. brevicollis 132 Phratora vulgatissimus 132 PHYLLOBROTICA 141 Phyllobrotica thoracica 143 Phyllodecta laticollis 131 Phyllodecta tibialis 131 Phyllodecta tibialis ab. cornelii 131

INDEX Phyllodecta vitellinae 132 Phyllodecta vulgatissima 131 Phyllodecta vulgatissima 132 PHYLLOTRETA 150 Phyllotreta aerea 163 Phyllotreta armoraciae 162 Phyllotreta caucasicola 153 Phyllotreta crassicornis 153 Phyllotreta diademata astrachanica 152 Phyllotreta lepidii 161 Phyllotreta nemorum 165 Phyllotreta nodicornis 162 Phyllotreta vittata 165 Phytodecta fornicata 130 Phytodecta linnaeana 126 Phytodecta linnaeanus ab. nigricollis 126 Phytodecta olivacea 128 Phytodecta pallida reticulatus 128 Phytodecta pallidus 128 Phytodecta pallidus reticulatus ab. bulgaricus 128 Phytodecta quinquepunctata 130 Phytodecta quinquepunctatus ab. nigriventris 130 Phytodecta quinquepunctatus ab. quinquepunctatus 130 Phytodecta rufipes 126 Phytodecta viminalis 126 picicollis 208 picinus 291 picipes 262 Pilemostoma fastuosa 299 PILEMOSTOMA. 299 pilosus 81 pinguis 221 pini 42 pinicola 145 placida 179 plagiata schipkana 114 Plagiodera armoraciae 117 PLAGIODERA. 121 PLAGIOSTERNA 124 planifrons 72 PLATEUMARIS 3 Plateumaris affinis 3 Plateumaris discolor 5

Plectroscelis arenacea 265 Plectroscelis aridella 266 Plectroscelis concinna 260 Plectroscelis coyei 260 Plectroscelis dentipes 260 Plectroscelis major 262 Plectroscelis obesa 268 Plectroscelis orientalis 262 Plectroscelis procerula 270 Plectroscelis scheffleri 264 Plectroscelis semicoerulea 265 Plectroscelis subcoerulea 270 Plectroscelis tibialis 265 plutus 251 PODAGRICA 254 Podagrica fuscipes 256 Podagrica malvae semirufa 254 Podagrica meridionalis 254 polita 10, 92 polygoni 116 pomonae 139 pontoaegeica 162 populi 72, 121 prasina 305 PRASOCURIS 120 Prasocuris minutus 120 pratensis 86, 208 Prionus braccata 3 procera 162 procerula 270 propinqua 25 PROTOPHYSUS 43 PROTORINA 114 prusias 43 PSEUDOCASSIDA 310 PSYLLIODES 281 PSYLLIODES 281 Psylliodes aerea austriaca 281 Psylliodes attenuata 283 Psylliodes attenuata ab. picicollis 283 Psylliodes chalcomera 284 Psylliodes chrysocephala 284 Psylliodes circumdata 285 Psylliodes cuprea 285

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV Psylliodes cuprea var. isatidis 286 Psylliodes cupreata 285 Psylliodes gibbosa 288 Psylliodes glabra 288 Psylliodes hyoscyami var. chalcomera 283 Psylliodes luteola 288, 293 Psylliodes marcida 291 Psylliodes picina 286 Psylliodes picina 291 Psylliodes sophiae 295 Psylliodes wachsmanni 291 Ptinus longicornis 149 pubescens 253 puncticollis 293 punctulata 163 pusilla 137 pusillus 72 pygmaea 179 pygmaeus vittula 75 pyritosus 118

Q quadriguttatus 59, 208 quadrimaculata 143 quadripunctata 29 quadripustulatus 59 quatuordecimmaculatus 47 quatuordecimpunctata 19 querceti 75 quercetorum 228 quercetorum saliceti 230 quinquepunctata 130 quinquepunctatus 61

R rectilineatus 210 reichei 210 reitteri 101, 296 reitteri mangaliana 101 reitteri nevesinjensis 101 rhilensis 150, 243 RHODOPAEA 83

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rhodopensis 244 rossia 103 rubi 232 rubicunda 38 rubiginosa 307 rubiginosus 2100 rubripes balcanica 79 rufa 25, 140 rufa crassicollis 96 rufipes 243 rufovirens 307 rugulosa 278 rustica 3, 257

S sahlbergi 270 salicariae 234 saliceti 122 salicina 33 salviae 87, 212 sanguinolenta 103, 307 schaefferi 43 scheffleri 264 scheuchi 163 schillingii 278 scriptidorsum 41 scrobipennis 212 scutellaris 32, 213 seladonia 308 SEMICNEMA 296 semicoerulea 265 semicuprea 10 semicyanea 179 serbica 245 sericea 5 sericeus 61 SERMILASSA 140 sexpunctata 29 sexpunctatus 61 simplex 10 sinuatus 41 slavica 245 SMARAGDINA 30

INDEX 30 Smaragdina chloris 30 Smaragdina cyanea 35 Smaragdina hypocrita 31 solaris 213 solivagus 61 sophiae 116 SPARTOMENA 130 SPARTOPHILA 128 Spartophila fornicatus 131 speciosa bosnica speciosissima drenskii 113 SPHAERODERMA 272 Sphaeroderma cardui 272 Sphaeroderma rubidum 272 SPHAEROMELA 104 staphylaea 92 STENOMANTURA 257 STICHOPTERA 101 stigmatica 308 Stilosomus flavus 39 Stilosomus tamaricis 39 STRICKERUS 124 strigicollis 214 strigosus 75 striolata 165 sturanyi 293 sturmi 100 STYLOSOMUS 39 subcoerulea 270 subferruginea 300 subreticulata 312 subspinosa 16 substriatus 214 succineus 216 suturalis 134 suturellus 216 SYNERGA 91 SMARAGDINA

T tabidus 216 TAENIOSTICHA 101 tamaricis 230

tamarisci 39 tanaceti 139 Teinodactyla aeneicollis 181 Teinodactyla albinea 181 Teinodactyla curta 186 Teinodactyla fulgens 190 Teinodactyla juncicola 193 Teinodactyla lycopi 199 Teinodactyla membranacea 200 Teinodactyla minuscula 200 Teinodactyla nana 204 Teinodactyla obliterata 205 Teinodactyla pellucida 207 Teinodactyla rectilineata 210 Teinodactyla reichei 210 Teinodactyla rubiginosa 210 Teinodactyla succinea 216 tenebricosa 87 tenella 137 tessellatus 42, 83 testacea 296 testaceum 272 TESTERGUS 217 tetrastigma 165 thalassina 12 thlaspis 295 Thyamis atricillus 182 Thyamis jacobaeae 193 Thyamis kutscherae 195 Thyamis lewisii 196 Thyamis scutellaris 213 tibialis 131 tibialis 35, 265 TIMARCHA 84 Timarcha aerea 86 Timarcha coriaria 86 Timarcha goettingensis 86 Timarcha tenebricosa ab. bulgarica 87 Timarcha violaceonigra 86 TIMARCHOSTOMA 86 timida 281 TITUBOEA 27 TLANOMA 258 tomentosa 7

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BLAGOY GRUEV AND VASSIL TOMOV transversa 242 tremula 122 tricolor 295 tridentata 25 trimaculatus 64 Triplax menetriesi 256 tristis 23, 217 turca 96 turcicus 64 TYLOCENTRA 314

U ulema 77 undulata 166 unifasciata 38

villosus 83 viminalis 126 violaceus 65 virens 65 virgulata ljubetensis. 111 VIRGULATORINA 111 viridipennis 150 viridis 315 viridula 116 vitellinae 132 vittatus 66 vittula 168 vulgaris 12 vulgatissima 132

W wrasei 295 V valeriana tetrastigma 30 varians 104 variceps 77 variipennis 166 ventralis 234 venustula 181 vernalis ottomana 96 versicolora 121 versicolorea 12 vibex 308 vigintipunctata 124 vilis 166 villosulus 43

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X xanthaspis 35 137 xanthopoda 150 xanthopus 145

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Z 16 Zeugophora flavicollis var. australis 16 ZEUGOPHORINAE 16 ZEUGOPHORA

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