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Atalanta (May 1999) 29(1/4):295-336, Würzburg, ISSN 0171-0079
"Fauna Lepidopterologica Volgo-Uralensis" 150 years later:
changes and additions. Part 4. Coleophoridae, Gelechiidae,
Symmocidae and Holcopogonidae
(Insecto, Lepidoptera)
by
Vasily V. Anikin, Sergey A. Sachkov & Vadim V. Zolotuhin
received 8.XII.1998
Summary: 415 species of Coleophoridae, Gelechiidae, Symmocidae and Holcopogonidae are
listed for the modern fauna of the Volgo-Ural area. 5 species of Coleophoridae are deleted
from the previous lists as synonyms (= gypsophilae Christoph, 1862; = paraspumosella Toll,
1957; = unicolorella Toll, in Iitt.; = delibutella Christoph, 1872; sareptella Toll, in litt.).
This paper is the fourth in a series of publications1 dealing with the composition of the present
day fauna of the Gelechioids in the Lower and Middle Volga and the south-western Cisurals.
This region comprises the administrative divisions of Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov, Samara,
Uljanovsk, Orenburg, Uralsk and Atyraus (= Gurjev) Districts, together with Bashkiria.
As in the previous parts of this series only material reliably labelled was accepted, and the
time span used for this study are the last 20 years. The main collections are those of the au
thors: V. Anikin (Saratov, Astrakhan and Volgograd Districts), S. Sachkov (Samara District)
and V. Zolotuhin (Uljanovsk district and southern Tataria).
All the data from the 19th and early 20th century were taken into account but only as a refer
ence (Herrich-Schäffer, 1856, 1861; Christoph, 1862, 1872, 1888; Staudinger, 1870, 1879,
1880; Staudinger & Wocke, 1871; Zeller, 1871; Rebel, 1901). Whilst compiling this list we also
took advantage of the information from recent papers on this region (Martynova, 1952; Toll,
1957, 1961; Povolny, 1966; Sachkov, 1995; Anikin, 1995, 1998a, 1998b; Anikin & Piskunov,
1995, 1996; Anikin & Falkovitsh, 1997; Anikin & Sachkov, 1998). The collection material of the
Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences at St.-Petersburg, Moscow State Uni
versity, Zoologisches Museum an der Humboldt Universität (Berlin) and Museum Alexander
Koenig (Bonn) were examined for our study.
We owe special thanks to the curators of the lepidoptera collections at the institutions and
museums listed above namely Dr. W. Mey (Berlin), Dr. D. Stüning (Bonn) and Dr. A. Lvovsky
(St.-Petersburg), for their help in our work with the museum funds. Cordial thanks to Dr. M.
Falkovitsh (St.-Petersburg, Russia) and Dr. V. Piskunov (Vitebsk, Byelorussia) for their valuable
advices concerning the taxonomy and nomenclature of the Coleophoridae and Gelechiidae ac
cordingly.
1 This series started in Atalanta (1993) 24(1/4): 89-120.
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The private collection of Mr. D. Komarov (Volgograd) could be studied, to whom we also ex
press our sincere thanks.
A general checklist of the casebearers and gelechiids from the Volga-Ural region is given be
low. Taxonomic order of the Coleophoridae corresponds mainly to Toll's (1953, 1962) scheme
in addition to which we use contemporary generic names, and of the Gelechiidae mainly to
Leraut's (1980) scheme with some additions and remarks after the works of Hodges (1986),
Povolny (1989) and Piskunov (1990). The Latin names of plants were take according to Czere-
panov (1995).
For the ease of use, information is given in the form of a table, with the principal data on all
species mentioned for the Volgo-Ural region. Many localities have been renamed during the
last 150 years, the most important ones being listed below:
Samara - later Kuibyshev - now Samara
Simbirsk - now Uljanovsk
Sarepta - now a suburb of Volgograd
Zarizyn orTsarizyn - later Stalingrad - now Volgograd.
Note: Spassk, usually interpreted as Eversmann's estate not far from Orenburg, really might
be also a town being flooded under Volga's water during the erection of hydroelectrostations
and following increasing of waters levels, before that Spassk had been situated about 82 km
ESE of Kasan on the left bank of the Volga.
Notes on the table and maps
Column 1: Species number
species is deleted from the list
species needs guarding
Column 2: Species name
Column 3: Species listed by Eversmann (1844) within the regional limits of that paper
Column 4-10: Administrative units
4 Astrakhan District (centre is Astrakhan)
5 Volgograd District (Volgograd)
6 Saratov District (Saratov)
7 Samara District (Samara)
8 Uljanovsk District (Uljanovsk)
9 Bashkiria (Ufa)
10 Uralsk District (Uralsk)
+ species is present
species not found during this study
? species is known from old or doubtful data
o type locality
a species now unknown in its type locality
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Column 11: Flight periods
IV-XI - months
b, m, e - beginning, middle, end of month
1 (2) G - species develops 1 (2) generation(s)
Column 12: Comments and larval foodplants
L larval foodplants, indicating original data
TL type locality
E E. Eversmann
ZMHUB - Zoologisches Museum der Humboldt Universität (Berlin)
ZISP - Zoological Institut of Russian Academy of Sciences, St.-Petersburg, Russia
BMHM - British Museum of Natural History, London, England.
On the maps, the filled circles indicate the places in which the species concerned is to be
found. Hollow circles indicate those places in which the species concerned have not been
found during the last 15-50 years, possibly having disappeared due to the changes in the envi
ronment. A plot size we accepted is 30x30 km.
E A V S S U B U
V S 0 A A L A R
E T L R M J S A
R R G A A A H L
N Species S A 0 T R N K S Flight Comments
M K G 0 A 0 I K period
A H R V V R
N A A S I
N N D K A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Coleophoridae
1. Augasma aeratella + eVI- It is typical of opened landscapes
(Zeller, 1839) mVIII of forest-steppe and steppe bio
in 1 G topes. The larva lives in fusiform
galls on stems of Polygonum avicu-
lare*, P.arenarium, P.lapathifolium.
2. Augasma atraphaxi- - V Semi desert biotopes. L: Atraphaxis
dellum Kuznesov, 1957 In 1 G spinosa. Noted only as galls.
3. Papyrosipha zhusguni - V Desert biotopes. L: Calligonum
Falkovitsh, 1972 In 1 G aphyllum*
4. Metriotes lutarea - elV-VI Forest biotopes. L: Stellaria
(Haworth, 1828) (= mo- in 1 G holostea*.
destella Duponchel,
1839)
5. Casas albella (Thunberg, + VI-VII Was cited by E as Leucapennella.
1788) (= leucapennella in 1 G Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Viscaria
Hübner, 1796) vulgaris, Silene nutans.
6. Para va/via spiraeella - V-VI Noted the cases from the vicinity of
(Rebel, 1916) in 1 G Saratov on Spiraeae.
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7 Postvinculia lutipennella + + + + + + VI-VII Forest biotopes. L: Quercus*
(Zeller, 1838) in 1 G
8. Orghidania gryphipen- - eV-VI Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Rosa
nella (Hübner, 1796) in 1 G canina.
9. Scleriductia ochripennella VI-m VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Ballota,
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G Betonica, Lamium, Stachys.
10. Frederickoenigia flavipen- + + + + + - eVI-VII Forest biotopes. L: Quercus*
nella (Duponchel, 1843) in 1 G
11. Haploptilia serratella + + + + + + VI-VII Forest biotopes. L: Alnus, Betula,
(Linnaeus, 1761) (= fusce- in 1 G U!mus.
dinella Zeller, 1849)
12. Haploptilia pru ni folia - VI-VII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(Doets, 1944) in 1 G L: Prunus spinosa, Cerasus
frutescens*
13. Haploptilia spinella mVI-VII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes,
(Schrank, 1802) (= cera- in 1 G L: ligneous Rosaceae (Cerasus,
sivorella Packard, 1870, Crataegus, Malus*, Pirus, Prunus,
= serratella auct.) Sorbus).
14. Haploptilia hemerobiella - eVI- Was cited by E as Anseripennella.
(Scopoli, 1763) mVIII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
in 1 G L: ligneous Rosaceae (Crataegus,
Pirus, Prunus, Sorbus, Cotoneaster).
15. Systrophoeca siccifolia - VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: different
(Stainton, 1856) in 1 G trees - Ulmus, Betula, Tilia, Sorbus,
Crataegus.
16. Dumitrescumia cecido- - VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: galls of
phorella (Oudejans, 1972) in 1 G Fallopio convolvulus and F. dume-
(= icterella Toll, 1949) torum.
17. Dumitrescumia hydro- - VII-VIII Near the water biotopes, beside
lapathella (Hering, 1921) in 1 G rivers. L: Rumex hydrolapathum.
18. Kasyfia orbitella + mV-VI Was cited by E as Leucapennella.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
L: Alnus, Betula, Corylus.
19. Kasyfia binderella V-VI Only known old material from
(Kollar, 1832) in 1 G Sarepta (ZMHUB). L: Alnus, Corylus.
20. Tollsia violácea (Strom, - VI-VII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
1783) (= homigiloii, in 1 G L: Betula, Alnus, Carpinus, Corylus,
1952) Myrica, Ulmus, Spiraea,
Filipéndula, Rubus, Rosa, Fragaria,
Potentilla, Crataegus, Prunus, Tilia,
Rhamnus, Viburnum.
21. Agapalsa lusciniapennella - + VI-VII Only known from Ural river (Marty
(Treitschke, 1833) (= vimi- in 1 G nova, 1952). Forest and inundated
netella Zeller, 1849) biotopes. L: Salex caprea, S. cinerea.
22. Agapalsa idaeella - mV-VI Forest-steppe biotopes.
(Hofmann, 1869) in 1 G L: Vaccinium vitis-idaea.
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23. Rhamnia ahenella (Hei- + + + VI-IX Forest and steppe-forest biotopes.
NEMANN & WoCKE, 1877) in 2 G L: Geum, Potentilla, Rubus, Loni
cera, Rhamnus, Symphorícarpus,
Viburnum, Ainus, Corylus.
24. Quadratia fuscocuprella VI Only known from mines (Galasjeva,
(Herrich-Schäffer, 1854) in 1 G 1986). L: Alnus, Carpinus, Corylus.
25. Protocryptis sibiricella + + + + + Vl-Vll Only in the planting larch forests in
Falkovitsh, 1972 in 1 G the region. L: Larix*
(= sibirica Falkovitsh,
1964, nom. praeocc.)
26. Orthograpbis uralensis o V-VI TL: Uralsk. Steppe biotopes. L: Arte-
(Toll, 1961) (fig. 1) in 1 G misia sericea*
2 7. Orthographis ptarmicia Vl-Vll Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Achillea
(Walsingham, 1910) (fig. 1) in 1 G millefolium*, A. ptarmica.
28. Orthographis virgatella + Vl-Vll From Spassk only known from old
(Zeller, 1849) (fig.1) in 1 G material of Staudinger's collection
(ZMHUB). L: Salvia, Stachys,
Achillea, Globularia.
29. Halvalbia lineolea e VI-VII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(FIaworth, 1828) (= croco- in 1 G L: Ballota, Stachys, Lamium.
grammas Zeller, 1849)
30. Polystrophia calligoni V-VIII Desert-steppe biotopes. L: on the
(Falkovitsh, 1972) (fig. 1) in 1 G carpels of Callygonum*
31. Ascleriducta lithargyri- eVI-eVIl Forest-steppe biotopes.
nella (Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Cerastium, Stellaria.
(= solitariella Herrich-
Schäffer, 1855)
32. Aporiptura ochroflava V, VIII-IX Desert-steppe biotopes, salt-
(Toll, 1961) in 2 G marches. L: Atriplex nitens*, A. ver-
rucifera*
33. Aporiptura klimeschiella VI, VIII Steppe and desert-steppe biotopes.
(Toll, 1952) (fig. 2) in 2 G L: Salsola australis* and other con
tiguous species.
34. Aporiptura eurasiatica VI, IX Desert-steppe and steppe biotopes.
(Baldizzone, 1989) (fig. 2) in 2 G L: Kochia prostrata*.
35. Aporiptura tonchodes eV-VI Desert-steppe and desert biotopes.
Falkovitsh, 1994 (fig. 2) in 1 G L: Suaeda physophora*
36. Aporiptura physophorae V-VI Desert-steppe biotopes. L: Suaeda
Falkovitsh, 1994 (fig. 2) in 1 G physophora*
37 Aporiptura dissecta IX Desert-steppe and desert biotopes.
Falkovitsh, 1989 (fig. 2) in 1 G L: Halocnemum strobilaceum*.
38. Aporiptura macilenta V-VI Desert biotopes. L: Ceratoides
Fakkovitsh, 1972 in 1 G papposa*
39. Aporiptura hypoxantha V-VI Desert biotopes. L: Kalidium
Falkovitsh, 1982 in 1 G foliatum*.
40. Aporiptura nigridorsella VIII Dry steppe biotopes.
(Amsel, 1935) (fig. 2) in 1 G
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41. Amselghia argyrella + o + VII TL: Sarepta. Forest-steppe and
(Herrich-Schäffer, 1856) in 1 G steppe biotopes. L: Alhagi pseudo-
alhagi.
42. Amselghia fringillellae + VI Noted from Sarepta by Christoph
(Zeller, 1839) in 1 G (1872), there the presence of this
species needs to be confirmed.
43. Ardania trifariella VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Cytisus
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G ruthenicus*, Genista, Sarothamnus.
44. Ardania saturatella VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Cytisus*,
(Stainton, 1850) in 1 G Genista.
45. Valvulongia falcigerella - VII-VIII TL: Sarepta. Steppe biotopes.
(Christoph, 1872) in 1 G L: Glycyrrhiza glabra.
46. Damophilo mayrella (Hüb- - + + + + + + + VI Wet meadows, edges of forest,
ner, 1813) (= spissicornis in 1 G meadow-steppe. L: on the carpels
Haworth, 1828) of Trifolium.
47. Damophila deauratella + + + + + + eV-VI, VII Biotopes and food plants as for the
(Lienig & Zeller, 1846) in 1-2 G previous species.
48. Damophila alcyonipennel- - + + + + + + mV-VIII Biotopes and food plants as for the
la (Kollar, 1832) (= cupra- in 1-2 G previous species.
riella Zeller, 1847)
49. Damophila frischella (Lin - VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: on the
naeus, 1758) (= auroni- in 1 G carpels of Trifolium.
tella Toll, 1962)
50. Damophila trifolii Curtis, VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Melilotus
1832 (= melilotella Scott, in 1 G altissimus, M. officinalis*
1861)
51. Calcomarginia ballotella - VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Lamia-
(Fischer von Röslerstamm, in 1 G ceae (Ballota, Lamium, Teucrium,
1839) Marrubium, Stachys*).
52. Chnoocera botaurella o VI-VIII TL: Sarepta, Ural. Steppe biotopes.
(Herrich-Schäffer, 1861) in 1 G
(fig- 3)
53. Symphypoda parthenica - VI-VIII Steppe ond desert-steppe biotopes.
(Meyrick, 1891) (= cygni- in 1 G L: Salsola.
pennella Toll, 1956,
= transcaspica Toll, 1959)
54. Oedicaula serinipennella + VI-VIII TL: Sarepta. Steppe and desert-
(Christoph, 1872) (fig. 3) in 1 G steppe biotopes. L: in the swelling
galls on stems of Atriplex.
55. Coleophora anatipenella + VI, VII- Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(Hübner, 1796) (= ber- VIII L: different trees (Cerasus, Malus,
noulliella Goeze, 1783) in 2 G Prunus, Ainus, Betula, Corylus,
Crataegus, Populus, Quercus,
Salix, Tilia).
56. Coleophora albidella VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L; Salix
([Denis & Schiffermüller], in 1 G caprea, S. cinerea.
1775)
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57 Coleophora kuehnella + + + Vl-Vll Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(Goeze, 1783) (= palli- in 1 G L: Quercus robur*
pennella Treitschke, 1833)
58. Coleophora ibipennella Vl-Vll Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
Zeller, 1849 (= nemorum in 1 G L: Quercus robur*, Ulmus.
Heinemann, 1854)
59. Coleophora betulella Hei- Vl-Vll Forest biotopes. L: Betula
NEMANN & WoCKE, 1877 in 1 G pubescens*
60. Coleophora zelleriella - V-Vl Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
Heinemann, 1854 (= pan- in 1 G L: Salix caprea, S. cinerea.
ninicella Gozmany, 1956;
= platyphyllae Oku, 1965)
61. Coleophora currucipen- - Vl-Vll Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
nella Zeller, 1839 (= ne- in 1 G L: Quercus robur*, Corylus.
morum Heinemann, 1854;
= cristinae Capuse, 1971)
62. Phagolamia auricella - Vl-Vll Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(Fabricius, 1794) (= pauci- in 1 G L: Stachys recta*, Betónica
notellaloLL, 1961) officinalis.
63. Phagolamia virgatella + Vl-Vll Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Salvia, Stachys, Achillea,
Globularia.
64. Apista impalella - VI Known from TL: Sarepta. Steppe
(Toll, 1961) in 1 G biotopes. L: unknown.
65. Apista lacera 0 VII TL: Yanvartsevo of Uralsk Distr.
Falkovitsh, 1993 in 1 G Known only after type material.
L: Caragana frutex.
66. Apista gallipennella - Vl-Vll Forest-steppe biotopes.
(Hübner, 1796) in 1 G L: Astragalus glycyphyllos.
67. Razowskia coronillae - VI-m VII Forest-steppe biotopes.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Coronilla*
68. Multicoloria astragalella + Vl-Vll Noted from the Ural river by Marty-
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G nova (1952) but erroneously.
Known from Guberli and Cisural
(Reznik, 1976). Forest-steppe and
steppe biotopes. L: Astragalus.
- Multicoloria gypsophilae TL: Sarepta. In ZMHUB are kept 3
(Christoph, 1862) examples collected by Christoph.
Baldizzone (1994) synonymized this
species with M. vicinella after
redetermination of the type(?)
material in BMNH.
69. Multicoloria tshiligella 0 e VI-VII TL: Guberli (Christoph collection,
Reznik, 1976 in 1 G ZISP). From Zhiguli preserv known
as the case from L: Caragana
frutex.
70. Multicoloria vicinella eVI-VII Local in steppe and forest-steppes.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Medicago.
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71. Multicoloria craccella + + VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Vicia
(Vallot, 1835) in 1 G cracca.
Multicoloria para- Baldizzone (1994) synonymized this
spumosella (Toll, 1957) species with M. cartilaginella after
redetermination of the type mate
rial in BMNH. LT for paraspumo
sella Toll is Sarepta.
72. Multicoloria spumosella + VII Steppe biotopes. Only known from
(Staudinger, 1859) in 1 G Guberly (Reznik, 1977).
73. Multicoloria cartilaginella - eVI-VII TL: Sarepta. Forest-steppe biotopes.
(Christoph, 1872) (= echi- in 1 G L: Astragalus albicaulis, A. glycy-
nella Staudinger, 1880; phyllos*, Chamaecytisus rutbe-
= paraspumosella Toll, nicus*, Medicago romanica.
1957)
74. Multicoloria eremosparti - VI-VII Semi-desert biotopes.
Falkovitsh, 1974 in 1 G L: Eremosparton aphyllum*
75. Multicoloria vibicella + VI-VI Was cited by E as Vibicipennella.
(Hübner, [1813]) (= vibici- in 1 G Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Genista
pennella Treitschke, 1833) tinctoria*
76. Multicoloria changaica - V, IX Steppe biotopes. L: Artemisia
Reznik, 1975 (fig. 4) in 1-2G nigra*, A. pauciflora*
7 7 Multicoloria fuscociliella - VI Forest-steppe and steppe biotopes.
(Zeller, 1849) (= medica- in 1 G L: Medicago, Coronilla.
ginis Herrich-Schäffer,
1861)
7 8. Multicoloria singreni - Vll-Vlll Steppe and desert-steppe biotopes.
(Falkovitsh, 1973) (fig. 4) in 1 G L: Astragalus varius*
79. Multicoloria caelebi- + eVI-VIII Noted from Ural by Reznik (1976).
pennella (Zeller, 1839) in 1 G Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Artemisia
campestris, Gnaphalium, Heli-
chrysum.
80. Multicoloria solenella + VII Noted from Guberli by E as
(Staudinger, 1859) in 1 G Gallipennella.
81. Multicoloria conspicuella + Vll-Vlll Noted from Guberli by Reznik
(Zeller, 1849) (= similis in 1 G (1976). Forest-steppe and steppe
Staudinger, 1880) biotopes. L: Aster, Achillea,
Centaurea, Linosyris.
82. Multicoloria incostans mV-VI Desert-steppe biotopes.
Reznik, 1975 (fig. 4) in 1 G
83. Multicoloria stachi - VI Only known from TL: Sarepta.
(Toll, 1957) Steppe biotopes. L: Artemisia.
84. Multicoloria pseudoditella - Vl-Vll Rare in steppes. L: Artemisia.
(Baldizzone & Patzak, in 1 G
1983)
85. Multicoloria ditella + Vl-Vll Forest-steppe and steppe biotopes.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Artemisia.
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86. Multicoloria vibicigerella + + + + + V-Vl Steppe and semidesert biotopes.
(Zeller, 1839) in 1 G L: Artemisia campestris*, Achillea
(= didyma Toll, 1957) millefolium.
87. Multicoloria partitella VI-VII Forest-steppe and steppe biotopes.
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G L: Artemisia absinthium.
88. Suireia milvipennis VI Forest biotopes, near the sphag
(Zeller, 1839) in 1 G num bogs.
89. Suireia badiipennella + Vl-Vll Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Ulmus,
(Duponchel, 1843) in 1 G Corylus, Prunus spinosa, Fraxinus,
Acer.
90. Suireia limosipennella V-Vl Known from mines only (Gaiasjeva,
(Duponchel, 1842) in 1 G 1986). L: Ulmus.
91. Argyractinia kautzi - VIII Rare in desert and semi-desert bio
(Rebel, 1933) in 1 G topes. The first data from Russia.
92. Argyractinia necessaria - VIII-IX Desert biotopes. L: Allyssum
(Staudinger, 1880) in 1 G turkestanicum*
93. Argyractinia ochrea - VI, VIII Rare and local in forest-steppes.
(Haworth, 1828) in 1-2 G L: Helianthemum.
94. Eupista ornptipennella + + + + + + + + Vl-Vll Forest-steppe biotopes. L: in the
(Hübner, 1796) in 1 G carpels of Lamiaceae, then on
Poaceae (Holcus, Briza, Dactylis,
Bromus).
95. Eupista lixella - Vll-Vlll Steppe biotopes with various
(Zeller, 1849) in 1 G steppe-herbaceous plants. L: the
young larva on Thymus, then on
Poaceae (Anthoxanthum, Holcus,
Alopecurus, Avena, Koeleria, Briza,
Bromus).
96. Eupista samarensis Vl-Vll TL: Zhiguli preserv (Samara Distr.).
Anikin (in press) in 1 G Steppe biotopes. L: unknown.
97. Klimeschja oriolella - Vl-Vll Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Coronilla.
(Zeller, 1849) (= monge- in 1 G
tella Chretien, 1900)
98. Klimeschja vulnerariae - VII Local in forest-steppes. L: Anthyllis.
(Zeller, 1839) in 1 G
99. Bourgogneja pennella + Vl-Vll Was cited by E as Struthiopennella.
((Denis & Schiffermüller], in 1 G Forest biotopes. L: Hieracium*,
1775) (= lomosmella Stachys, Anchusa, Symphytum,
Brahm, 1791) Pulmonaria, Lithospermum, Myoso-
tis, Cynoglossum.
100. Perygra murinipennella - V-Vl Was cited by E as Otidipennella,
(Duponchel, 1844) in 1 G but it was determined only by exter
nal characters; this determination
has to be confirmed. Forest-steppe
biotopes. L: Luzula.
101. Perygra coracipennella + V in 1 G Steppe with bush. L: Cerasus.
(Hübner, 1796) (= nigri-
cella Stephens, 1835;
= varii Patzak, 1969)
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102. Perygra numeniella ? 0 VII TL: Uralsk. From Uljanovsk known
(Baldizzone, 1988) in 1 G after 1 d which may be identified
previosly as this species.
103. Perygra alticolella (Zeller, - VI-VII Forest and forest-steppe biotopes.
1849) (= caespititiella in 1 G L: Juncus.
auct.)
104. Perygra caespititiella - VI Forest biotopes with fens. L: Juncus
(Zeller, 1839) in 1 G articulatus.
105. Perygra glaucicolella - mV-VII Forest-steppe biotopes; wet mead-
(Wood, 1892) in 1 G ows, meadow-steppe. L: on the car
pels of Juncus.
106. Perygra adjunctella VI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Juncus.
(Hodgkinson, 1882) in 1 G
(= paludicola Stainton,
1886)
107 Perygra taeniipennella - mVI-VII Forest-steppe biotopes; wet mead-
(Herrich-Schaffer, 1855) in 1 G ows. L: Juncus obtusiflorus.
108. Tritemachia teredo - V-VI Desert and desert-steppes
Falkovitsh, 1994 in 1 G biotopes. L: Anabasis aphylla*
109. Ecebalia therinella - VI, VII- Steppe biotopes and anthropogenic
(Tengstrom, 1848) VIII landscapes. L: Carlina, Carduus,
in 1-2 G Cirsium.
110. Ecebalia pratella - eV-VI, IX Forest-steppe biotopes. L: Carduus,
(Zeller, 1871) (fig. 5) in 1-2 G Cirsium, Corispermum
hyssopifolium*
111. Ecebalia bagorella - VIII Along the left side of the Volga. Be-
(Falkovitsh, 1977) (fig. 5) in 1 G fore known from Mongolia only.
112. Ecebalia vestianella + + + + + + + VI-VI11 The species occurs everywhere in
(Linnaenus, 1758) in 1 G the region in the places of the host
(= laripennella Zetter- plants distribution, in cultural land
stedt, 1839) scapes. L: Atriplex*, Chenopodium*
113. Ecebalia gaviaepennella - VIII-IX Common in desert-steppe, semi-
(Toll, 1952) in 1 G desert biotopes and anthropogenic
landscapes.
114. Ecebalia magyarica - VIII Rare in desert and semi-desert
(Baldizzone, 1983) in 1 G biotopes. L: Kocbia, Camphorosma.
115. Ecebalia superlonga - VIII Dry steppe biotopes. L: Kochia
(Falkovitsh, 1989) (fig. 5) in 1 G prostrata*, Salsola australis*
116. Ecebalia lunensis - VIII Not common in desert-steppe
Falkovitsh, 1975) in 1 G biotopes. L: unknown.
117. Ecebalia eichleri IX Desert-steppe biotopes. L: Kochia
(Patzak, 1977) in 1 G prostrata f. viridens*
118. Ecebalia saxicolella + VII-VIII The moth occurs in the places of
(Duponchel, 1843) (= be- in 1 G the host plant’s distribution.
nanderi Kanerva, 1941, L: Atriplex*, Chenopodium.
= flaginella auct.
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