Euplectrus intactus E. bicolor Revision of the European species of Euplectrus Westwood (Hymenoptera, Eulophidae), with a key to European species of Euplectrini Hansson, Christer Schmidt, Stefan Journal of Hymenoptera Research 2018 2018-12-31 67 1 35 6HCR9 2598514 61F1B818-B412-59D3-AC97-1A15F7CBDF23 Walker, revised status Walker, revised status Insecta Eulophidae Euplectrus CoL Animalia Euplectrus intactus Hymenoptera 15 16 Arthropoda species intactus    Figures27-29 , 49 , 56    EuplectrusintactusWalker, 1872a:102. Lectotype female in NHM, examined. Synonymized with E. bicolorby Boucek& Askew, (1968: 15).  Material ( 26♀ 18♂). Belgium: 3♀ 3♂(ZSM), this material includes  3♀ 3♂from  Pieris rapae; France: 1♀ 2♂(NHM), this material includes  2♂from a caterpillar on  Artemisia vulgaris; Hungary:  2♀ 9♂(MZLU, NHM); Romania:  1♀(NHM); Sweden:  7♀ 1♂(MZLU, NHM); United Kingdom: 12♀ 5♂(NHM), this material includes 1♀from  Noctua comeson  Corylus avellana.  Diagnosis. Frons below level of toruli with pale area not extending laterally to the eye but with a wide dark stripe between pale area and eye in both sexes (Figs 27, 28); midlobe of mesoscutum usually without median groove or carina (Fig. 49, 56) (sometimes with a weak median groove at very base); posterior part of midlobe mesoscutum wide (Fig. 56), ratio width base of midlobe (a)/width base of sidelobe (b) = 0.80 +/-0.048 (female), 0.80 +/-0.054 (male), width base of midlobe/width base of entire mesoscutum = 0.29 +/-0.018 (female), 0.28 +/-0.014 (male), n=9 for female and male respectively. Very similar to  E. bicolor, distinguished from this species by the wide posterior part of midlobe of mesoscutum.  Hosts.   Noctuidae:  Noctua comes Huebneron  Corylus avellana.  Pieridae:  Pieris rapae(L.). From an unidentified caterpillar on  Artemisia vulgaris.  Distribution. France (Corsica) ( Walker 1872a), Belgium, Hungary, Romania, Sweden, United Kingdom (new/confirmed records).  Remarks.   Euplectrus intactuswas synonymized with  E. bicolorby  Boucekand Askew (1968), but DNA-data and a renewed analysis of the morphology both support that these are different species.  Genetic data. Barcoded specimens of  Euplectrus intactusexhibited an intraspecific variation of 6.9% and a pronounced geographic subclustering (NJ-tree, Suppl. material S2). One of the nine different haplotypes in  E. intactuswas recorded from four countries (specimens with BIN BOLD:ACR7308 from Hungary and Romania, Sweden and the UK, Fig. 63). The other eight haplotypes were recorded from a single country each. More than one haplotype occurs in Sweden (four haplotypes), Belgium (two haplotypes), and Hungary (three haplotypes). As in the other  Euplectrusspecies with high haplotype divergence, a broader sampling from different populations and geographic regions is required to clarify the status of different haplotypes of the species. 2018-01-01 2018-12-31 2018-01-01 France France 6 3 3 2018-01-01 2018-12-31 2018-01-01 Hungary Hungary 2 2 2018-01-01 2018-12-31 2018-01-01 Romania Romania 11 2 9 2018-01-01 2018-12-31 2018-01-01 Sweden Sweden 1 1 2018-01-01 2018-12-31 2018-01-01 United Kingdom United Kingdom 8 7 1