버섯에서 서식하는 한국산 도깨비거저리속(Boletoxenus Motschulsky)을 미기록종 아기도깨비거저리[Boletoxenus incurvatus (Lewis)]를 포함하여 총 2종으로 재검토하였다. 또한, 아기도깨비거저리의 숙주버섯을 처음으로 밝혀 보고하였다. 따라서 이번 연구에서는 한국산 도깨비거저리속에 대한 분류학적 정보와 더불어 한국산 종들의 숙주버섯에 대한 생태적 정보를 제공하였다.

We reviewed the Korean species belonging to the Tribe Dendometrini. Of the previously recorded five species in Korea, Athousius humeralis (Miwa, 1927) and Limoniscus rufipennis (Lewis, 1894) are confirmed as the misidentification of Ampedus basalis (Mennerheim, 1852) and Corymbitodes sp., respectively. It is suggested to exclude these species in the Korean fauna. In addition, the records of Limonius eximius (Lewis, 1874) and Limoniscus vittatus (Candèze, 1873) are also questionable since no specimens available in this study. We actually examined three species throughout this study. Limoniscus kraatzi ((Candèze, 1879) is recognized as the mostly abundant species in the Korean fauna. A new species, Cidnopus nigronitidus sp. nov. and a new record of Limoius scutellaris (Dolin, 2003) comb. nov. are recognized in Korea.

 ,  , This study presents the list and key to the 8 species of the Subfamily Typhlodrominae from Korea including a newly recorded species, Typhlodromus coryli Wu and Lan, 1991. This subfamily comprises four genera: Kuzinellus Wainstein, Paraseiulus Muma, Galendromus Muma, and Typhlodromus Scheuten.

Genus Spilonota is a small group of the family Tortricidae, including over 29 described species worldwide (Brown, 2005). Most larvae of the genus feed on various plant families including Pinaceae, Rosaceae, Leguminosae, Betulaceae, Salicaceae, and Juglandaceae, with economical importance (Park, 1983, Zhang & Li, 2005). Even though this genus has been relatively well investigated in East Asia: five species from South Korea (Byun et al., 2009); ten species from China (Zhang & Li, 2005); eight species from Russian Far East (Kuznetsov, 2001); thirteen species including four unidentified species from Japan (Kawabe, 1982, Oku, 2003), it has been very poorly studied from North Korea with only two recorded species to date (Razowski, 1999, Byun et al., 2009) The aim of the present study is to clarify the fauna of the genus Spilonota from North Korea, including two new records, based on the material deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest, Hungary (HNHM). In the present study, the author examined all available material from North Korea. In this study, four species of Spilonota are recognized. Among them, two species, Spilonota lechriaspis Meyrick, 1932 and Spilonota ocellana (Denis et Schiffermüller, 1775), are reported for the first time from North Korea. A key to the species is provided. Photos of adults and the genitalia are provided with brief comments on the distribution.

A taxonomic review of the fungivorous tetratomid beetles in Korea, which comprises four species belonging to two genera of two subfamilies, is presented. Three species, Holostrophus (Paraholostrophus) orientalis Lewis, 1895 and two newly recorded species, Pisenus insignis (Reitter, 1889) and Holostrophus diversefasciatus Pic, 1921, are identified and described herein. A photograph of adults, diagnoses, illustrations of diagnostic characteristics, and ecological information regarding habitat, and host fungi are provided.

We reviewed the Korean species belonging to the Tribe Dendrometrini. Of the previous Korean records. Athousius humeralis (Miwa, 1927) and Limoniscus rufipennis (Lewis, 1984) are confirmed as the misidentification of Ampedus basalis (Mennerheim, 1852) and Corymbitodes sp. recorded by Kishii and Paik (2002), respectively, and, in addition, the records of Limonius eximus (Lewis, 1874) and Limoniscus vittatus (Candeze, 1873) are also questionable since no specimens available in this study. A new species Cidnopus sp. nov. and a new record of Cidnopus koltzei (Reitter, 1895) is recognized in Korea. Limonius scutellaris (Dolin, 2003) comb. nov. is newly proposed. Tribe Dendrometrini Gistel, 1856 Athousisu humeralis (Miwa, 1927) - misidentification Cidnopus sp. nov. Cidnopus koltzei (Reitter, 1895) - new to Korea Limonius eximus (Lewis, 1894) - Korean specimen unavailable Limonius scutellaris (Dolin, 2003) comb. nov. - new to Korea Limoniscus kraatzi kraatzi (Candèze, 1879) Limoniscus vittatus ((Candèze, 1873) - Korean specimen unavailable Limoniscus rufipennis (Lewis, 1894) -misidentification

Korean species of the dragonfly family Gomphidae are reviewed based on a comprehensive specimen examination. The family can be easily recognized by separated compound eyes, yellowish body color, and similar features of triangle cells on fore- and hindwings. Since a report of 4 Korean species (Seiboldius japonicus, Gomphus melampus, G. postocularis, Gomphus sp.) of the family by Doi (1932), 18 species belonging to 13 genera were recorded by Lee (2006). In this study, we added 5 species and reviewed 23 species of Korean Gomphidae. Identification key and taxonomic remarks were provide: Asiagomphus pryeri is recorded for the first time in South Korea; 3 North Korean species in the genus Davidius are added; Gomphus postocularis is treated as subspecies Shaogomphus postocularis epophthalmus; larval stage of Burmagomphus KUa is identified as Burmagomphus collaris; Ophiogomphus forficula is the synonym of O. obscurus not O. reductus.

The tribe Oxyptilini Bigot et al. 1998 (Lepidoptera: Pterophoridae) consists of fifteen genera with more than 100 species worldwide. Almost half of them are mainly distributed in Palaeartic Region, others are in Afrotropical, Oriental, and Nearctic regions, and less than 10 species are in Australiasian, Neotropical, and Pacific regions (Gielis 2003). Nevertheless, it has been poorly known in the Asian part of Palaeartic region, with five species in Japan (Yano 1963), two species in Russia (Sinev 2008), and one species in China (Li et al. 2003). In Korea, only one species, Stenodacma pyrrhodes (Meyrick 1889), has been reported from North Korea (Arenberger 1991). During this study, four genera (Capperia Tutt, Oxyptilus Zeller, Procapperia Adamczewski, and Tomotilus Yano), are recognized for the first time from Korea, and a new generic combination of Tomotilus celebrates (Merick 1932), comb. nov., is proposed.

The genus Oberea belongs to the tribe Saperdini (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) and contains about 270 described species in the world. The genus can be defined by the combination of the following characters: body elongate, cylindrical; legs very short, apex of hind femur not reaching beyond abdominal sternite II. O. vittata Blessig was reconfirmed its distribution in South Korea during the study. Two species are newly reported here: O. heyrovskyi Pic and O. tsuyukii Takashi & Ohbayashi. We provide a revised checklist of 12 species and a pictorial key to species for the identification, with diagnostic characters of O. heyrovskyi and O. tsuyukii.

As a member of fungus gnats, the genus Bradysia can be the pests on many kind of agricultural crops, including mushroom farming. Feeding on healthy roots of crops, they can also spread root rot diseases. In Korea Bradysia difformis is known as major pest in greenhouse crops (carrot, cucumbers, garlic, melon, potatoes, radish, strawberries, sugarbeet, sweetpepper, sweetpotato, etc). Besides Bradysia difformis, we report six Bradysia species for the first time in Korea.

The genus Eutetrapha belong to the subfamily Lamiinae of the family Cerambycidae was established in 1884 by Bates, based on a new species, Eutetrapha variicornis Bates, 1884 (= Saperda sedecimpunctata Motschulsky, 1860). Until now, the genus has been known only from Asia, and two species, Eutetrapha metallescens (Motschulsky) and Eutetrapha sedecimpunctata (Motschulsky) are presented in Korea. In this study, we report one species of the genus, Eutetrapha ocelota (Bates), for the first time from Korea with key to the Korean Eutetrapha species, short descriptions, and photographs.

A total of sixteen Xylotrechus species from the Korean peninsula are recognized, including a newly recorded species, Xylotrechus pavlovskii Plavilstshikov, 1954. We present brief descriptions of the Korean Xylotrechus species, except four species which could not be examined in this study. The geographic distribution, host plants, illustrations for each species, and a key to the Korean Xylotrechus species are provided.

The genus Periphyllus is tree-dwelling group, mostly on maple tree (Acer spp.). In this study, we discovered one species new to Korea, P. loricatus (Pashtchenko 1987) on A. ginalla. In prior to Pashtchenko(1987), Periphyllus ginallae Paik in Szelegiewicz (1974) seems the same species, nevertheless, treated as 'nomen nudum' without any description. As a result of our revision, totally seven species belong to this genus in the Korean peninsula.

The subfamily Dendrometrinae is a large group in Elateridae with about 2000 species world wide. However, this subfamily were not taxonomically reviewed in the Korean fauna. As the result of taxonomic review, 40 species are confirmed from Korea, with the description of two new genera, 11 new species, and one new subspecies. A total of 11 species are also recognized for the first time from Korea.

A taxonomic review of the genus Atractomorpha Saussure in Korea is presented. Two species are identified, Atractomorpha lata (Motschulsky, 1866) and a new record A. sinensis Bolívar, 1905 which is reported from the far southern islands in Korea, Gageo-do and Jeju-do. A key, descriptions, habitus photographs of adults, and distributional information are provided.

The members of the genus Chaitophous(Hemiptera: Aphididae) has limited host specificity on two genera of the family Salicaceae, Salix and Populus. In this study, as a result, we discovered 5 species new to Korea: C. Horii Takahashi 1939, C. leucomelas Koch 1854, C. salijaponicus Essig & Kuwana 1918, C. tremulae Koch 1854, and C. populialbae yomefuri Shinji 1941.

The genus Platyptilia Hübner is the largest group of the tribe Platyptiliini (Lepidoptera, Pterophoridae) distributed in the Afrotropical and Palaearctic regions and rarely from the Pacific and Nearctic region, with 107 species (Gielis 2003) known from all over the world. From the Palaearctic region, 25 species have been described: 6 from Japan, 3 from China, and 11 from Russia, and two species, Platyptilia suigensis Matsumura and P. farfarellus Zeller from Korea. Recently, we recognized 5 species, including a new species and two species new to korea: Platyptilia ignifera Meyrick and P. nemoralis Zeller.

Fourteen species of the genus Aulacorthum Mordvilko 1914 (Sternorrhyncha: Aphididae) are recognized from the Korean Peninsula. One new species, Aulacorthum artemisiphaga sp. nov. on Artemisia princeps and Artemisia stolonifera (Asteraceae) was compared with the seven congeneric species based on their morphological and molecular characteristics. Morphometric analysis using 29 morphological characters shows that A.artemisiphaga sp. nov. can be distinguished from the seven congeneric species. In comparisons of COI and CytB genes, A. artemisiphaga sp. nov. had inter-specific genetic distances (average 7.5% for COI and average 7.4% for CytB) similar to those of other congeneric species. Host plants of the Korean Aulacorthum are reviewed.

Six species of the Pristocerinae are recognized from Korea, including two new species (Pseudisobrachium sp. nov., Parascleroderma sp. nov.), and four species new to Korea (Acrepyris minutus (Yasumatsu 1955), Apenesia elegans Terayama 1999, A. okinawensis Terayama 1999, and Pristocera formosana Miwa et Sonan 1935). The illustrations of diagnostic characters are presented with a key to species of Korean Pristocerinae is provided.