赤坂御用地と常盤松御用邸のハバチ・キバチ類

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A total of 51 species of sawflies and woodwasps collected in the Akasaka Imperial Gardens and the Tokiwamatsu Imperial Villa, Tokyo, are listed with collection data, distributional range and known host plants for each species. They are one species of Xyelidae, one species of Siricidae, four species of Argidae, and 45 species of Tenthredinidae. Eleven species of the Tenthredinidae have been determined only to genera or questionably determined to species. In addition to these, a long series of specimens of the tenthredinid genus Pachyprotasis were collected but not determined to species. All the 51 species, with the exception of a nematine, Trichiocampus pruni Takeuchi, 1956, were found in the Akasaka Imperial Gardens, whereas two species of Argidae and ten species of Tenthredinidae were found in the Tokiwamatsu Imperial Villa. Five tenthredinid sawflies, namely, Loderus eversmanni obscurus (Marlatt, 1898), Nesoselandria ventralis Takeuchi, 1941, Caliroa zelkovae Oishi, 1961, Eutomostethus lubricus Seiyama, 1981, and Zaphymatocera nipponica Togashi, 1984, are newly recorded from Tokyo. The species composition of sawflies and woodwasps of the Akasaka Imperial Gardens and the Tokiwamatsu Imperial Villa has much in common with that of the Imperial Palace and the Gardens of the Institute for Nature Study, Tokyo.
国立科学博物館の論文
2005-03-25