Corythucha ciliata (Say, 1832) and Arocatus longiceps (Stål, 1852), as well as other true bugs (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) overwintering on plane trees in south-eastern Poland
Jarosław Bury¹* 
, Elżbieta Bury², Grzegorz Kolago³, Jacek Mazepa⁴
¹ Markowa 1498, 37-120 Markowa
² ul. Żołnierzy I Armii Wojska Polskiego 5/10, 37-700 Przemyśl
³ ul. Czarnieckiego 5/8, 30-536 Kraków
⁴ Osiedle Kombatantów 19/3, 37- 500 Jarosław
✉ jarekbury2@wp.pl
*Autor do korespondencji (corresponding author)
Otrzymano (received): 07.06.2023 / Zaakceptowano (accepted): 20.09.2023 / Opublikowano (published): 25.09.2023
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Abstract
The paper presents the results of winter end early spring 2023 studies conducted at 174 locations in 100 10×10 km UTM squares within nine zoogeographical regions of southern and eastern Poland: the Eastern Beskids Mts., the Western Beskids Mts., the Sandomierz Lowland, the Roztocze, the Kraków-Wieluń Upland, the Lublin Upland, the Lesser Poland Upland, the Upper Silesia and the Holly Cross Mts. testing the use of the London planes for overwintering of true-bugs. Insects were sampled from the bark of trunks. As the result 15 species of Heteroptera were recorded, including three invasive species that can considerably affect plane trees: Arocatus longiceps, Corythucha ciliata and Oxycarenus lavaterae.
Keywords
true bugs, faunistics, distribution, new records, invasive species, London plane, tree bark, insect’s overwintering, SE Poland
