# Taxa

Comment:
BSBI 2003 List of British & Irish Vascular Plants


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  40 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  40 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20001.0005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  40 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  40 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  40 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20001.004</tso>


Authority:
Renner & Muskat ex Hesselt. & J.J. Ellis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  215 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55008.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 159 <brc>Code</brc><tso>78001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  398 <brc>Code</brc><tso>78001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  350 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77018.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  350 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77018.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  350 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77018.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  350 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77018.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  350 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77018.003</tso>


Authority:
(Dennis) J.L. Crane, Shearer & M.E. Barr


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 205<brc>Code</brc><tso>101001.012</tso>


Comment:
Graham (1991a) records an English specimen that he supposed represented an accidental introduction.


Comment:
[=Otanthus maritimus (L.) Hoffsgg. & Link]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30006.0013</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2414. Presumed Extinct. Last seen c1960


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees),F, Rare


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Theroscopus micator


Comment:
Was BF2457a. Status: accidental adventive; Source: Clarke, J.H., Atropos in press


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Diphyus margineguttatus


Comment:
Was BF1062a. Added to UK List in 2004 - resident


Comment:
Was BF1044x. Use this taxon where ferrugana / notana cannot be split


Comment:
Was BF1050. Was A. boscana (Fabricius, 1794)


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Acleris species in Lepidoptera: Tortricidae


Comment:
was microtoma (Kieffer, 1909, Xenotoma) preocc. Status uncertain.


Comment:
now evadne. Status uncertain. This is microtoma (Kieffer, 1909, Xenotoma) NOT microtoma Kieffer, 1909, Aclista.


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes distincta and Eudelus capreolus


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Acronicta species in Lepidoptera: Noctuidae


Comment:
Was BF2285. Last recorded in 1933, Migrant records in 1996.


Comment:
Was BF2284x. Use this for undissected specimens of tridens or psi


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30008.001</tso>


Comment:
<Amended by D'Addabbo Gallo, Pietanza, D’Addabbo, Morone De Lucia & Grimaldi de Zio 1999>


Comment:
<Amended by Boesgaard & Kristensen 2001>


Comment:
Deleted from British list. <brc>10501</brc>


Authority:
(Fabricius, 1787) non (Pontoppidan, 1763)


Comment:
Subfamily Adelognathinae. Added by Shaw 2016.


Comment:
Subfamily Adelognathinae. Added by Shaw & Wahl, 2014.


Comment:
IRELAND only (possible very recent record from ENGLAND)


Comment:
Subfamily Aphidinae, Includes Lysiphlebus ambiguus.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>7003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30014.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0165x. Use this taxon for confused Adscita sp.


Comment:
Was BF2464a. S.A. Knill-Jones, BENHS Annual Exhibition, 2006.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  308 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75004.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was in Phaeogenes


Comment:
Was BF0951a. Status: uncertain; Source: Beavan, S.D., 2008. BENHS Annual Exhibition.


Comment:
Was BF0950a. Possibly an overlooked resident. Recorded in 2008. Subspecies adelaidae.


Comment:
[=Aethusa cynapium ssp. cynapioides (M. Bieb.) Nyman]


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
Previously, Channel Islands only. Recorded from mainland Britain in 2006. Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction in 2012 checklist.


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Agonopterix species in Lepidoptera: Oecophoridae


Authority:
auctt. non (Duftschmid, 1812) nec (Gmelin in Linnaeus, 1790)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  347 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77015.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  347 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77015.002</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain (2002). <brc>3207</brc> <tso>494.x</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  174 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48019.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  876 <brc>Code</brc><tso>157045.01</tso>


Comment:
[=Agrostis x fouilladei P. Fourn. nom. nud.]


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes batavus, brevipennis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Idiolispa ?hungarica


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Agrothereutes tibialis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now leucorhaeus but possibly a valid species


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Gambrus tricolor


Comment:
Was BF2094. Extinct as a Resident. Also noted as a Migrant.


Comment:
Was BF2094a. 1977, imported on onions from Chile


Comment:
Was BF2091a. Suspected migrant. First recorded 1995 Cornwall.


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Agrotis sp.


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae includes delarvatum misident


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae, misident of clandestinum


Comment:
New to Britain, 1998. <brc>19911</brc> <tso>273</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1993. <brc>19909</brc> <tso>270</tso>


Vernacular:
formerly Meioneta saxatilis/mossica sens. lat.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  397 <brc>Code</brc><tso>78002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  215 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  352 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  354 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77019.009</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Casinaria orbitalis


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Includes Rogas gasterator


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Includes Rogas doctor.


Comment:
Deleted from British list in Duff (2018) checklist.


Authority:
(Boidin, Lanq., Gilles, Cand. & Hugueney) Núñez & Ryvarden


Comment:
Lumped with rufotestacea. Was RDBi when treated as a valid species.


Comment:
Confirmed as British by Roger Booth (2014) (BENHS exhibit report), and apparently omitted in error from Duff (2012) checklist.


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes testaceator (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Lagarotis erythrocera


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae misident for clavator


Comment:
Top classification for all life - plants and animals


Comment:
Generic name change follows Read (1990) Bull. British Myriapod Group, 7, 35-40.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  941 <brc>Code</brc><tso>162025.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  940 <brc>Code</brc><tso>162025.01</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Now Eubazus semirugosus


Comment:
Listed as a hothouse alien by Anderson (2008).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  126 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  126 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  126 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42002.015</tso>


Comment:
BSBI 2005 List of British & Irish Vascular Plants


Comment:
BSBI 2007 List of British & Irish Vascular Plants


Comment:
Alopecosa barbipes formerly confused with A. accentuata which does not occur in Britain <tso>425</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  215 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55005.001</tso>


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction.


Authority:
(Duftschmid, 1825) non (Muller, O.F., 1776)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64018.001</tso>


Authority:
(Wahlenb. ex Ach.) M. Choisy ex Scheid. & M. Mayrhofer


Authority:
(H. Mayrhofer & Poelt) Schied. & H. Mayrhofer


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  152 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  155 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  155 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  152 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  152 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  155 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  154 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46001.014</tso>


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Rare


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  377 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77030.001</tso>


Comment:
Amitus minervae auctt., not A. minervae Silvestri. Added by Polaszek, 1997.


Comment:
Channel Islands only (Jersey). No recent records.


Comment:
Originally “elongantulus”, but as “elongatulus” is in prevailing usage then the latter is deemed to be the ‘correct’ original spelling according to Article 33.3.1 of the ICZN Code.


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Glyphicnemis gracilis


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Amphipoea species in Lepidoptera: Noctuidae


Authority:
(Lam.) R.M.Bateman, Pridgeon & M.W.Chase


Authority:
(Fleury) H.Kertzmar, Eccarius &  H.Dietr.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  301 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71006.001</tso>


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. arvensis


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. azurea


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. carnea


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. lilacina


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. pallida


Taxon:
Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis f. viridiflora


Vernacular:
A. arvensis ssp. arvensis x ssp. caerulea


Comment:
Introduced into greenhouses for biological control


Comment:
Occurrence in Britain requires confirmation.


Comment:
Lumped with thoracica. Retained as a form.


Comment:
Was BF0897a. Adventive, larvae found in supermarket pomegranates, Plymouth 2001. Origin unknown, probably Spain.


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, now Centistes ater


Comment:
Was BF1464b. Probable vagrant, found in Dorset 1999.


Comment:
Includes A. rupestris var. rupestris, var. papillosa and A. alpestris


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional), only recently recognised as part of the British fauna, having been split from proxima.


Comment:
For specimens determined with regard to split of ampla. Status assumed from previous species aggregate, prior to split of ampla.


Comment:
=?carontonica Perez, 1902, =jacobi Perkins, R.C.L., 1921


Comment:
Possibly extinct, with last record in 1944


Comment:
Added by Bowdrey (2015); an adult female was identified as this species by G.Melika with the proviso that it might be the sexual generation of a morphologically undescribed species known from DNA sequencing.


Comment:
Modern UK status uncertain. Galls of the sexual generation unconfirmed in Britain.


Comment:
Maintained with a query; possibly the unconfirmed sexual generation of rhyzomae (q.v.). If specifically distinct, British records need confirmation. See Melika (2006a).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  287 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67007.001</tso>


Comment:
Single British record in error (was determined as abnormal A. vittatus).  Doubtful record from the Channel Islands. <brc>9202</brc> <tso>043.x</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30009.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30009.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30009.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  83 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30009.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  83 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30009.005</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae was in Sathropterus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now Pantisarthrus lubricus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Mesoleptidea bipunctata


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Mesoleptidea xanthostigma


Authority:
sensu (Herbst, 1793) non (Fabricius, 1792)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>7002.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2471. 1 record, 1935, VC16, an Afro-Asian species.


Comment:
=A. julaceum var. concinnatum (=A. filiforme var. concinnatum)


Comment:
=A. julaceum var.julaceum (=A. filiforme var. filiforme)


Comment:
(=A. filiforme sens. lat.) Includes A. julaceum and A. concinnatum


Comment:
Adults, larvae and pupae cannot be separated without molecular techniques.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  157 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47501.001</tso>


Authority:
sensu British authors non (Fabricius, 1777)


Authority:
sensu auctt. ad 2007 non (Linnaeus, 1758)


Comment:
Records of pallens prior to 2007 should be entered as similis.


Vernacular:
Orange-tip (England, Scotland and Wales)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  405 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79011.001</tso>


Taxon:
Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. vulneraria var. coccinea


Taxon:
Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. vulneraria var. langei


Taxon:
Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. vulneraria var. vulneraria


Comment:
Was BF0159. All records to be re-assigned from A. treitschkiella


Comment:
The species previously known as treitschkiella actually refers to petryi; trietschkiella is a new species to the British List


Comment:
Synonym. What was previously known as treitschkiella actually refers to petryi; trietschkiella sensu stricto is a new species to the British List


Comment:
Several collected in Lee Valley and west London in September and October 2017.


Comment:
New to Britain from east London in 2012, now appears to be established.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Platylabops humilis


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Platylabops lariciatae


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Platylabops virginalis


Comment:
Melanic form found in varying but low frequency throughout its range.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now in Choeras parasitellae


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia salebrosa


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Glyptapanteles inclusus


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia cajae


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, (spelling corrected was exigaus) Now Pholetesor circumscriptus


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia lineola


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Dolichogenidea laevigata


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, now Dolichogenidea punctiger


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia praepotens


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia glomerata


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Cotesia vestalis


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now Illidops suevus


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes ater, lugens.


Comment:
Apatania formerly in family Limnephilidae


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Includes Aspilota stigmaticalis.


Comment:
typo for A. pauli, which is a misident. for A. ulicis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  425 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77020.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae This is the bellicosus of Gauld & Mitchell 1977


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae misident of gliscens


Comment:
Was BF0989. Synonomized with Zelopherses


Comment:
Was BF0990. Synonomized with Zelopherses


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction. Trichonotulus scrofa is the currently accepted name.


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction. Subrinus sturmi is the currently accepted name.


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction. Nialus varians is the currently accepted name.


Comment:
A.nigriceps in the wider sense, after lumping with pallida.


Comment:
A. nigriceps in the narrower sense, before being lumped with pallida.


Comment:
Mainly East and South England, and Wales. Locally common


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Was Phaedrotoma curvata


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius basirufus.


Comment:
Was BF0730. Apodia specimens in NW Europe have been shown to be martinii


Comment:
Was BF1486. British sub-species subcognata


Comment:
Was BF0847a. Status unknown. Single specimen found in Aberdeenshire 2001. Must be resident, previously overlooked? Was Syncopacma


Comment:
now includes Tetrastichus  aethiops an T. prosymna


Comment:
now includes Tetrastichus orodes and T voranus


Comment:
now includes Tetrastichus deioces T. plangon T. sandace T. triarius T. xixthrus


Comment:
was in Tetrastichus Included as a species inquirenda by Graham (1987)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  129 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Plectocryptus albulatorius


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Rhembobius bifrons


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Oresbius funereus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Orthizema graviceps


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Schenkia labralis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Rhembobius nigricollis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Cubocephalus nigripes


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Pleolophus sericans


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Oresbius subguttatus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Pleolophus vestigialis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  95 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30016.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  95 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30016.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  260 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64015.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  260 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64015.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64015.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64015.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64015.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  401 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>23001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  287 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67009.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1662x. Use as aggregate for undetermined Archiearis species.


Comment:
A landhopper introduced from NZ in tree fern trunks in C19 and well-established in SW Ireland, Scillies, SW England, Hebrides and western Scotland and various points in between.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  673 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139003.05</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2032. Also Temporary Resident. VC18 1947-60


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  288 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67010.001</tso>


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Rare


Comment:
was treated as syn of brunniventris, now pallipes


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  347 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77016.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  196 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  160 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48001.003</tso>


Comment:
[=Arenaria serpyllifolia subsp. leptoclados (Rchb.) Nyman]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  160 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  160 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48001.002</tso>


Comment:
Includes Arenaria serpyllifolia and leptoclados


Comment:
synonym of expansa and fuscipes. See key in Benson 1951


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32003.001</tso>


Vernacular:
Silver-washed Fritillary (Dark female form)


Vernacular:
Silver-washed Fritillary (Dark female form) (duplicate)


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Argyresthia species in Lepidoptera: Yponomeutidae


Comment:
Note Family Name change. <brc>7501</brc> <tso>458</tso>


Comment:
Includes ater, rufus, flagellus, vulgaris and sp. 'Davies'.


Comment:
Subspecies circumscriptus and silvaticus are usually distinguished but this Taxon may be used for records where they are not.


Comment:
Now treated as a synonym of Arion (Arion) sp.


Comment:
Now treated as a synonym of Arion (Carinarion) circumscriptus circumscriptus/silvaticus. Formerly erroneously treated in MM as a synonym of Arion (Carinarion) circumscriptus circumscriptus.


Comment:
Now treated as a synonym of Arion (Kobeltia) sp. Formerly erroneously treated in MM as a synonym of Arion (Kobeltia) hortensis.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>26002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>26002.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Hoplocryptus bellosus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Hoplocryptus confector


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Hoplocryptus murarius


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Hoplocryptus quadriguttatus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Hoplocryptus bohemani


Comment:
Coastal, known from only a dozen sites, sandy tidelines under driftwood etc.


Comment:
Known from the Mediterranean Biome of the Eden Project.


Comment:
Locally common in southern England and Wales


Comment:
A rare species with only four sites where it is found in any numbers.


Comment:
Has a northern and western bias to records.


Comment:
Widespread, one of the five commonest species.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  204 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  204 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  204 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  258 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64013.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  377 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77029.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Charitopes nitidus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  731 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139058.01</tso>


Authority:
(Juniper) S. Schenck, W.B. Kendr. & Pramer


Authority:
(Peach) S. Schenck, W.B. Kendr. & Pramer


Authority:
(Drechsler) S. Schenck, W.B. Kendr. & Pramer


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  329 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77004.001</tso>


Comment:
Mainland Britain. Locally common but declining. Was Arvicola terrestris.


Authority:
(Middelh. & Boelens ex Middelh.) Scheloske


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>26001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, now in quadridentata


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, Includes Ascogaster nigricornis, Ascogaster pallidicornis.


Authority:
(Maasen & Claussen) L.S. Olive & Spiltoir


Comment:
[=Asparagus officinalis L. subsp. officinalis]


Comment:
[=Asparagus officinalis subsp. prostratus (Dumort.) Corb.]


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, tentative identification, included as a certain generic record of an Aspicolpus species in Britain.


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Synaldis acutidentata


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Now Dinotrema brevissimicorne


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Synaldis globipes


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Now Aphaereta minuta


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0051</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  23 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0052</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0054</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0053</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0058</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0057</tso>


Vernacular:
Confluent Spleenwort (A. scolopendrium x trichomanes)

Comment:
[=X Asplenophyllitis confluens (T. Moore ex E. Lowe) Alston]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0018</tso>


Vernacular:
Jackson's Spleenwort (A. scolopendrium x adiantum-nigrum)


Vernacular:
A. trichomanes ssp. quadrivalens x ssp. trichomanes

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0055</tso>


Vernacular:
Moore's Spleenwort (A. scolopendrium x obovatum )

Comment:
[=X Asplenophyllitis microdon (T. Moore) Alston


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0078</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0013</tso>


Vernacular:
A. trichomanes ssp. pachyrachis x ssp. quadrivalens

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0056</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  24 <brc>Code</brc><tso>15002.0012</tso>


Comment:
{possibile species inquirenda, see Pilato 1997}


Comment:
{possible synonym of A. trinacriae, see Pilato 1997}


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  721 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139048.05</tso>


Vernacular:
Michaelmas Daisy (A. lanceolatus x novi-belgii)


Vernacular:
Late Michaelmas Daisy (A. laevis x novi-belgii)


Comment:
[=Astilbe rivularis auct. non Buch.-Ham. ex D. Don]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  315 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  315 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76001.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae includes plagiatum, sericans, strenuum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79008.005</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Brisout de Barneville, 1860)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  27 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  27 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  27 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16003.003</tso>


Authority:
(Marsham, 1802) non (Gmelin in Linnaeus, 1789)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Stilpnus tenebricosus


Comment:
formerly confused with rostratus which is not confirmed in Britain or Ireland


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  143 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  143 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.003</tso>


Taxon:
Atriplex x gustafssoniana var. gustafssoniana


Taxon:
Atriplex x gustafssoniana var. kattegatensis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  146 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45004.005</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae No British specimen could be located in the depositories cited by Gauld and Mitchell (1977b) (M.R. Shaw, pers comm.).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64016.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  454 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87002.001</tso>


Comment:
Introduced species, 1 yellow specimen, Penzance 2000.


Comment:
was in Eurytoma includes argele and rubicola


Comment:
general hybrids of unknown parent species


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  36 <brc>Code</brc><tso>19001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1111x. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Rare


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.)


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Rare


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) - on bracket fungi


Comment:
Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses), Rare


Comment:
Australian native, possibly imported with plants in a Garden Centre but now established locally


Comment:
Originally “czwalinae”, but as “czwalinai” is in prevailing usage then the latter is deemed to be the ‘correct’ original spelling according to Article 33.3.1 of the ICZN Code.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Barichneumon ridibundus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64011.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64011.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64011.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64011.001</tso>


Authority:
(Nees ex Huebener) L.Soderstr., De Roo & Hedd.


Comment:
Was BF0656a. Status: adventive colonist; Source: Oakes, L., Oakes, H., Clifton, J. & Plant, C.W., 2010, Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 122: 185-190.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Virgichneumon


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Vulgichneumon


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Vulgichneumon suavis


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Baranisobas ridibundus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Crytea sanguinator


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae now in Spinolochus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  142 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45002.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae was in Stenomacrus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Campoplex infernalis, includes tristis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes aereus, brevis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus infirmus


Authority:
Morone De Lucia, D’Addabbo Gallo & Grimaldi de Zio, 1988


Comment:
<Amended by Gallo D'Addabbo, D'Addabbo & de Zio Grimaldi 2000>


Authority:
Morone De Lucia, D'Addabbo Gallo & Grimaldi de Zio, 1988


Comment:
[Batillipes littoralis submersus D'Hondt, 1970 in Villora-Moreno & de Zio Grimaldi 1993] <Amended by Villora-Moreno & de Zio Grimaldi 1993>


Comment:
<Amended by Gallo D’Addabbo, de Zio Grimaldi, De Lucia Morone, Pietanza, D’Addabbo & Todaro 1999>


Authority:
Berggren, Aarvik, Huemer, Lee & Mutanen, 2022


Comment:
Includes areolata pedestris & lativentris.


Comment:
Was quadridens. Includes tenuicornis, forticornis, & Pantoclis proxima


Comment:
Subsp. polonicum of British authors should now be called subsp. bualei (Duff, 2018).


Comment:
Duff (2018) has reverted to coeruleum but this seems unlikely to be correct.


Comment:
British and Irish representatives of B. genei belong to subsp. illigeri, formerly regarded as a species distinct from genei.


Comment:
{fossil species; belonging to Hypsibiidae according to Bertolani & Grimaldi 2000}


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  97 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  100 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  315 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  315 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  263 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64019.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  147 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45006.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  147 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45006.001</tso>


Taxon:
Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla var. flavescens


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  126 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  124 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  124 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  124 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42001.002</tso>


Comment:
Melanic form, occurs in varying frequency - once common in industrialised areas, now infrequent.


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Gelis vicinus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now Gnathochorisis dentifer


Comment:
Individuals in Britain are misidentified B. vittata


Comment:
Was BF0875a. First found in 1998 and only named in 2002.


Comment:
Was BF0873a. Status: adventive colonist; Source: Elliott, B., 2010, Entomologist's Gazette 61: 173-176


Authority:
sensu auctt. nec (Karsholt & Sinev, 2004)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  36 <brc>Code</brc><tso>18001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  36 <brc>Code</brc><tso>18001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  36 <brc>Code</brc><tso>18001.001</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. partim non Williams, 1929


Comment:
Was Collema crispum var. crispum.<bls>440</bls>


Comment:
Was Collema crispum var. metzleri.<bls>440</bls>


Comment:
Phyton. Annales Rei Botanicae 44: 7. 2004.


Vernacular:
Small Pearl-Bordered Fritillary (North and West Scotland)

Comment:
North and West Scotland and the Inner Hebrides


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).  Formerly confused as part of B. lucorum aggregation


Comment:
use for confused records within these two species


Comment:
listed as a tentative synonym of B. serratellus by Boucek & Graham (1978)


Comment:
Not included on Rob Ryan's checklist (2020).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  14 <brc>Code</brc><tso>5002.001</tso>


Vernacular:
Shrub Ragwort (?B.laxifolia x B. compacta)


Comment:
Aggregate taxon for haematica s.s., simplicior and sinuata.


Authority:
(Waterhouse, G.R., 1862) non (Motschulsky, 1851)


Authority:
Kryzinski in Szadziewski, Kaczorowska & Kryzinski, 1994


Authority:
Szadziewski in Szadziewski, Kaczorowska & Kryzinski, 1994


Comment:
Subfamily Braconinae, includes erythrostictus, exarator, praetermissus, vectensis


Comment:
Subfamily Braconinae, now synonym of Bracon erraticus


Comment:
Subfamily Braconinae, includes Bracon laetus


Comment:
Subfamily Braconinae, now synonym of Bracon intercessor


Comment:
Subfamily Braconinae, Formally recorded as British by Jennings (2012) so now on the checklist


Authority:
Menzel & Heller in Menzel, Smith & Chandler, 2006


Authority:
Menzel in Menzel, Smith & Chandler, 2006


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  275 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.025</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  275 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  275 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64037.004</tso>


Comment:
now Brevicornu griseolum. Griseolum of authors now canescens.


Comment:
of authors, a misidentification of Brevicornu canescens. This is now the new name for B. boreale


Comment:
[=Bromus hordeaceus subsp. divaricatus auct. non (Bonnier & Layens) Kerguélen]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  886 <brc>Code</brc><tso>157056.01</tso>


Comment:
Includes Bromus racemosus & B. commutatus


Comment:
Telfer, M.G., Booth, R.G. and Vorst, O. (2021). Brundinia kraneana (Scheerpeltz, 1931) (Staphylinidae) new to Britain and The Netherlands. The Coleopterist, 30, 1 - 8.


Comment:
formerly treated as a synonym of Bryomyia producta


Comment:
records refer to Bryomyia apsectra. The true Bryomyia producta not recorded in Britain


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  223 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was Bryoria fuscescens var. fuscescens.<bls>192</bls>


Comment:
B. algovicum var. rutheanum (Warnst.) Crundw. is the only British variety


Comment:
Includes B. caespiticum and B. kunzei (B. funkii)


Comment:
Includes B. dixonii, B. gemmiferum, B. gemmilucens, B. dichotomum and B. dyffrynense


Comment:
B. schleicheri var. latifolium (SchwÃ¤gr.) Schimp. is the only British variety


Comment:
Was BF0269a. Source: Rachel Terry, 2012, Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 124: 59-63


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  252 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  457 <brc>Code</brc><tso>92001.001</tso>


Comment:
Present in the Channel Is. but not in Britain.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  76 <brc>Code</brc><tso>28003.001</tso>


Comment:
Adventive. First recorded 1997 Lewes Sussex.


Comment:
New to the British List - see Gunn & Blackburn (1998) in EMM 134:94


Comment:
New to the British List - see Gunn & Blackburn (1997) in EMM 133:97-100


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  279 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64043.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  155 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47050.001</tso>


Authority:
sensu (Marsham, 1802) non (Linnaeus, 1758)


Comment:
[Macrobiotus eugranulatus Maucci, 1990 (1993) in Pilato et al. 2004]


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was cirrogastra (misspelling)


Comment:
[=Callitriche hamulata sens. lat.] Includes Callitriche brutia subspp. brutia and hamulata


Comment:
[=Callitriche hamulata Kütz. ex W.D.J. Koch]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  580 <brc>Code</brc><tso>124001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  288 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67011.001</tso>


Comment:
[Hypsibius (Calohypsibius) armatus Bartoš, 1939; Hypsibius (Calohypsibius) intermedius Mihelcic, 1939] {see Pilato, Claxon & Binda 1989}


Comment:
Was BF0286x. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  78 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  78 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  78 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30001.0012</tso>


Taxon:
Calystegia sepium subsp. sepium f. colorata


Taxon:
Calystegia sepium subsp. sepium f. schizoflora


Taxon:
Calystegia silvatica subsp. disjuncta var. zonata


Taxon:
Calystegia silvatica subsp. silvatica var. quinquepartita


Taxon:
Calystegia silvatica subsp. silvatica var. silvatica


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 381<brc>Code</brc><tso>162019.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  267 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64024.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  266 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64024.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  637 <brc>Code</brc><tso>133001.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  639 <brc>Code</brc><tso>133001.01</tso>


Comment:
syn: Campodea ilixonis (Denis, 1933) Recently discovered in Surrey


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae to be deleted from the list if there are no British or Irish specimens other than Carr's.


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now in Mesoleius


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae was Mesoleius immarginatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Mesoleius variegatus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Hyposoter alienus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Eriborus braccatus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Hyposoter caedator


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Hyposoter clausus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now in Tranosemella


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now in Hyposoter


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Campoletis sp A in Shaw et al. Ent. Gaz. (2016) 67: 183.


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Echthronomas tricincta


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Phobocampe neglecta


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Bathyplectes infernalis


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Tranosema nigridens


Authority:
(Lindner & Genoud) Uden & H.R. Buckley ex S.A. Mey. & Ahearn


Authority:
(Etchells & T.A. Bell) S.A. Mey. & Yarrow


Authority:
(J.N. Vallot ex Desm.) Uden & H.R. Buckley ex S.A. Mey. & Ahearn


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  142 <brc>Code</brc><tso>36001.001</tso>


Comment:
Scotland and England, especially the North and South


Authority:
(Munk) E. Müll., Petrini, P.J. Fisher, Samuels & Rossman


Authority:
(Schol-Schwarz) E. Müll., Petrini, P.J. Fisher, Samuels & Rossma


Authority:
(Petr.) E. Müll., Petrini, P.J. Fisher, Samuels & Rossman


Authority:
(Ellis & Everh.) E. Müll., Petrini, P.J. Fisher, Samuels & Rossm


Authority:
(P. Karst.) E. Müll., Petrini, P.J. Fisher, Samuels & Rossman


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  267 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64026.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  267 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64026.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  258 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  258 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  258 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  259 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  258 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64014.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  675 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139005.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  814 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  823 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.07</tso>


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. oedocarpa (Andersson.) B. Schmid]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula (sens. lat.)] Includes C. lepidocarpa, C. demissa & C. oederi


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  814 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.02</tso>


Taxon:
Carex hostiana x viridula subsp. brachyrrhyncha


Taxon:
Carex hostiana x viridula subsp. oedocarpa


Taxon:
Carex hostiana x viridula subsp. viridula


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  817 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.04</tso>


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. brachyrrhyncha (Celak) B. Schmid]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. brachyrrhyncha var. lepidocarpa]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. brachyrrhyncha var. scotica]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  821 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.06</tso>


Comment:
[=Carex muricata subsp. lamprocarpa auct. non (Wallr.) Celak]


Taxon:
Carex muricata subsp. prairae x divulsa subsp. divulsa


Comment:
[=Carex viridula Michx. subsp. viridula]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. viridula var. bergrothii]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. viridula var. viridula]


Comment:
[=Carex viridula subsp. viridula var. pulchella]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  820 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.05</tso>


Taxon:
Carex otrubae x C. divulsa subsp. divulsa


Comment:
[=Carex x justi-schmidtii Junge nom. nud. (C. pseudocyperus x rostrata)]


Comment:
[=Carex x alastica Kahn. (C. flava x viridula)]


Comment:
[=Carex x biharica Simonk. (C. echinata x C. curta)]


Comment:
[=Carex binervis x viridula subsp. oedocarpa]


Comment:
[=Carex x fulva Gooden. (C. hostiana x viridula)]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  816 <brc>Code</brc><tso>156016.03</tso>


Comment:
[=Carex x helvola Blytt ex Fr. (C. curta x lachenalii)]


Comment:
[=Carex x ludibunda J. Gay (C. paniculata x curta)]


Comment:
[=Carex x binderi Podp. (C. distans x viridula subsp. brachyrrhyncha)]


Comment:
Single British specimen. Possibly non-established.


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. partim non (Sharp, 1900)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  127 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  133 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  133 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  133 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44008.003</tso>


Comment:
Formerly regarded as synonymous with C. fuscispinus (Boheman, 1850).


Comment:
Regarded as a non-established introduction in Duff (2018).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  248 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64050.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0826-. Use this taxon for any Caryocolum sp.


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Alcima orbitale


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Hyposoter dolosus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  398 <brc>Code</brc><tso>78501.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41003.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Gelis mangeri


Comment:
[=Catapodium rigidum var. majus (C. Presl) Laínz]


Comment:
Was lumped under C. socius for a short period.


Comment:
Was lumped with C. maritimus for a short period.


Comment:
Was BF2451a. Added to UK List in 2004 - vagrant


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  44 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.0031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.0032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  44 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  44 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.0021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.0022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20006.0023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  456 <brc>Code</brc><tso>90002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  151 <brc>Code</brc><tso>46002.001</tso>


Comment:
Sell, P. & Murrell, G., Flora of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 4, 2006


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  683 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139012.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  682 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139012.05</tso>


Comment:
[=Centaurea x moncktonii C.E. Britton] includes C. jacea x nigra, C. jacea x debauxii and C. jacea x nigra x debauxii


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, includes Ancylocentrus excrucians.


Comment:
Introduction occurring only under artificial conditions. =quadridentata Duchaussoy, 1917 <brc>1802</brc><tso>42</tso>


Comment:
Introduction occurring only under artificial conditions. <brc>1804</brc><tso>44</tso>


Comment:
Introduction occurring only under artificial conditions. <brc>1805</brc><tso>45</tso>


Authority:
(J.B.Jack ex Gottsche & Rabenh.) Schiffn.


Comment:
Was BF0213. Was Cephimallota angusicostella


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  164 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.004</tso>


Comment:
[=Cerastium x blyttii auct. non Baen. (C. alpinum x arcticum)]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  164 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  165 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  164 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  165 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  165 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  165 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.008</tso>


Comment:
[=Cerastium arcticum var. alpinopilosum Hultén]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  165 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  166 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  164 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48007.003</tso>


Comment:
[=Cerastium x richardsonii Druce (C. arcticum x fontanum)]


Comment:
Was in Synopeas includes Amblyaspis filicornis


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Only found in hothouses, Rare


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33004.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae added by Schwarz and Shaw (2011); tentative identification


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  76 <brc>Code</brc><tso>29001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  76 <brc>Code</brc><tso>29001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  76 <brc>Code</brc><tso>29001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  76 <brc>Code</brc><tso>29001.002</tso>


Comment:
Listed as British by Boucek and Graham (1978) but this requires confirmation


Comment:
Was BF1995a. Status: resident, Channel Islands only; Source: Long, R., 2008. The Feline C. erminea: A New Moth for Britain and the Channel Islands. Atropos 35: 67.


Comment:
Scotland and England, especially East Anglia and the South


Comment:
The species formerly known as pleurostigma. 'C. assimilis' has also been used for the species now known as obstrictus.


Comment:
Not to be confused with the true C. assimilis (formerly known as C. pleurostigma).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  368 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77025.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  368 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77025.001</tso>


Comment:
Aggegate taxon for seminulum s.s. and simillima.


Authority:
(Sacc., M. Rousseau & E. Bommer) S. Hughes


Comment:
a synonym of holosericeus but =  female griseus sensu Coe 1966 & Jervis 1992


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  49 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  49 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22003.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  49 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22003.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86002.005</tso>


Taxon:
Chara hispida var. hispida or var. major


Taxon:
Chara papillosa (Chara hispida x contraria)


Comment:
Not accepted = C. vulgaris. <brc>112.8</brc> <tso>22.15</tso>


Vernacular:
oystercatchers, plovers, snipes, gulls, terns, auks


Comment:
Stoneworts.  Six extant genera in one family.  Algae common in quiet freshwater habitats some in brackish water.  Found on all continents except Antartica.


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes brunneus, Mastrus areolaris


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Theroscopus londinensis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus cynipinus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Gelis melanogaster


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Arotrephes perfusor


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now ichneumon lugens


Comment:
was in Mayrencyrtus Listed as a tentative synonym of C. elegans by Boucek and Graham (1978)


Vernacular:
arachnids, merostomatans and sea spiders


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32005.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, Includes Microchelonus dispar.


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, Includes Microchelonus parcicornis.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  138 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  138 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  138 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  138 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.012</tso>


Comment:
[=Chenopodium dessicatum auct. non A. Nelson]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.026</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.024</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.025</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  139 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45001.013</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1894a. Added to UK List in 2004 - vagrant


Comment:
Includes C. polyanthos and C. pallescens


Authority:
(Mitt.) M.Alonso, M.J.Cano & J.A.Jimenez


Authority:
(Taylor) M.Alonso, M.J.Cano & J.A.Jimenez


Authority:
(Hook. & Taylor) M.Alonso, M.J.Cano & J.A.Jimenez


Authority:
(Braithw.) M.Alonso, M.J.Cano & J.A.Jimenez


Comment:
Not British - refer to Chlamydotis macqueenii


Comment:
Was BF2097a. Suspected migrant. First recorded 1996 Kent.


Comment:
Was BF1670a. Status: previously misidentified resident: Channel Islands only. Source: Sterling, P.H. & Costen, P.D.M., Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 123: 1-11


Authority:
(Nyl.) Kanouse ex C.S. Ramamurthi, Korf & L.R. Batra


Authority:
(Vahl) Seaver ex C.S. Ramamurthi, Korf & L.R. Batra


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Hypomicrogaster suffolciensis.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Microgaster parasitellae, Apanteles adjunctus, Apanteles lictorius.


Comment:
Most records of 'C. agilis' determined before 2003 (and some since) should be entered as 'C. agilis/lederiana'.


Vernacular:
fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals


Comment:
Possibly referrable to vanlithi Linsenmaier, 1959


Comment:
Genetically distinct from mediata but difficult to discern.


Comment:
Specimens possibly misidentified as rutiliventris. Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
<Amended by D’Addabbo Gallo, Grimaldi de Zio & Morone De Lucia 1986>


Comment:
The Orkney records should be retained as intermedia, the Loch Etive records now regarded as kuesteri.


Comment:
The Loch Etive population formerly regarded as C. intermedia.


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Demaison, 1896)


Comment:
was Chrysoperla carnea seg. 4 (kolthoffi)


Comment:
Status Unknown, probably Rare.  Was Chrysoperla carnea seg. 2 (pale haired)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  321 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76009.001</tso>


Authority:
Whetzel & N.F. Buchw. ex J.W. Groves & M.E. Elliott


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  416 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79023.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  452 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86007.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  452 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  452 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86007.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily = Deltocephalinae. Added by Telfer, M.G. and Wilson, R. (2019) The Hemipterist, 6, 211 - 213.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  678 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139006.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  217 <brc>Code</brc><tso>58001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  224 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62004.001</tso>


Comment:
Thought to be an overlooked native in warm sites in the Teign Valley at least.


Comment:
was in Priophorus, this is the ulmi of Benson


Comment:
was Priophorus laevifrons. This is the laevifrons of Benson


Comment:
was Eudorylas melanostolus (Becker, 1898)


Comment:
was in Monophadnoides & Claremontia confusa


Comment:
was in Monophadnoides. Much confused with C. alchemillae and C. uncta.


Comment:
was in Monophadnoides. Much confused with tenuicornis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86005.001</tso>


Authority:
(Ingold) Sv. Nilsson ex Marvanová & Sv. Nilsson


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  156 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  156 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  85 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30012.005</tso>


Vernacular:
Jackman Clematis (C. viticella x lanuginosa)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  243 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63501.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0993a. Status: unknown, possibly a vagrant


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  282 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65501.001</tso>


Comment:
True similis only in Channel Isles. <brc>2915</brc> <tso>515</tso>


Comment:
Split from C.neglecta in 1994. <brc>2922</brc> <tso>514</tso>


Comment:
Clubiona frisia formerly confused with C. similis which does not occur in Britain <tso>515</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1022x. For undetermined pasiuana / pumicana reords


Comment:
Was BF1022a. Status: recently recognised resident; Source: Langmaid, J.R. & Agassiz, D.J.L., 2010, Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 122: 137-142


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  265 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  265 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  265 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  266 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  265 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  266 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64023.003</tso>


Comment:
Listed by Anderson (2008) as Cochlicopa cf. lubrica.


Comment:
Listed by Anderson (2008) as Cochlicopa cf. lubricella.


Comment:
Extinct, thus not treated as a British & Irish species by Anderson (2008).


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Ichneumon


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes castaniventris, truncatulus


Authority:
Constantineanu, Pîrvescu & Mihalache, 1979


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius elegans.


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius fuliginosus


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius gracilis


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius nigra


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius obscurus


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius podagrica


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius ruficollis


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius vidua


Comment:
Channel Islands only.  Possibly formerly on mainland Britain.


Taxon:
Coeloglossum viride x Dactylorhiza praetermissa


Vernacular:
Small Heath (Isle of Rhum and other Isles)


Vernacular:
Large Heath (Parts of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  277 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64041.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  277 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64041.002</tso>


Authority:
(Bourdot & Galzin) Oberw., R. Bauer & Bandoni


Comment:
Small order of just 15 known species.  Now considered the closest living relatives of the Plantae.


Comment:
Was BF0517. See also C. frischella and alcyonipennella / frischella


Comment:
Was BF0517x. Was Coleophora alcyonipennella (Kollar, 1832)


Comment:
Was BF0521a. source: G.A. Collins exhibit at BENHS Annual Exhibition 2006


Comment:
Was BF0517a. Recently confirmed British record. Older records of C. frischella should be recorded as C. alcyonipennella.


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Coleophora species in Lepidoptera: Coleophoridae


Comment:
Migrant / Adventive. Few records. Native of central and Northern Europe.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  403 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79007.002</tso>


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood)


Authority:
(I.M. Hall & P.H. Dunn) Remaud. & S. Keller


Comment:
Was BF2259a. Status: migrant colonist; Source: Clancy, S., 2012, Atropos 45: 39


Comment:
Includes C. conicum sens. str. and C. salebrosum


Comment:
Old records for C. conicum should be here


Comment:
Includes allotropus thoracicus and micromma.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  273 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64035.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  273 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64035.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30007.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  82 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30007.002</tso>


Comment:
was Copidosoma hydramon includes Litomastix phalaenarum


Comment:
now includes C. coleophora and C. flavomaculatus


Comment:
Was BF2234a. Adventive. London 1980, Native of North America.


Authority:
(P. Crouan & H. Crouan) K.S. Thind & Waraitch


Authority:
(Cooke & W. Phillips) Kimbr., Luck-Allen & Cain


Comment:
also known as Schelly (Lake District) and Gwyniad (Wales)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  453 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  453 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  453 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  453 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  454 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87001.005</tso>


Authority:
(E.F. Wright & Cain) C.D. Viljoen, M.J. Wingf. & K. Jacobs


Authority:
(Bourdot & Galzin) J. Erikss. & Ryvarden


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79015.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  169 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48012.001</tso>


Authority:
(Schultes & Schultes f.) Asch. & Graebne


Comment:
Discovered new to science in Bedfordshire. Telfer, M.G. and Rucker, W.H. (2019). Description of Corticaria culminis sp. nov. (Coleoptera: Latridiidae), a new species discovered in Britain. The Coleopterist, 28, 101 - 107.


Authority:
(D.A. Reid, Murton & N.J. Westwood) Melot


Comment:
(Fr.) Fr., Epicr. syst. mycol.: 293 (1838)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  127 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  127 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  127 <brc>Code</brc><tso>42004.002</tso>


Comment:
This is the Bradysia subtilis sensu Freeman1983. =subtilis: Menzel, 1998.


Comment:
This is NOT the Bradysia subtilis of Freeman 1983


Authority:
Menzel & Smith in Menzel, Smith & Chandler, 2006


Authority:
sensu (Hübner, 1805) nec (Fabricius, 1775)


Comment:
Was BF0896b. Probable vagrant species found in Dorset in 2001.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles difficilis.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, It is not clear from Nixon (1974) that this species occurs in Britain, despite its being ‘bred in captivity at Slough’.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles nigriventris, Apanteles stellatarum.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles gabrielis.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles memnon, Apanteles placidus.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles callunae.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles plutellae.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.034</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.064</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.035</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.04</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.038</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.055</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.053</tso>


Authority:
(Rehder & E.H. Wilson) Flinck & B. Hylmö


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.026</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.03</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.065</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.041</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  395 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.068</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.058</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.039</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page 390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.037</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.063</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.033</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.045</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.043</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.06</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.029</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.021</tso>


Comment:
Includes C. microphyllus, C. cashmiriensis, C. congestus, C. conspicuus, C. integrifolius, C. linearifolius, C. astrophoros, C. marginatus, C. cochleatus, C. thymifolius, C. prostratus, C. uva-ursi & C. sherriffii.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  383 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.057</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.05</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.036</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  390 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.042</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.056</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.028</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.054</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  389 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.024</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.051</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.066</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.061</tso>


Comment:
[=Cotoneaster linearifolius (G. Klotz) G. Klotz]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.009</tso>


Comment:
[=Cotoneaster rotundifolius auct., non Wall. Ex Lindl.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  391 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.044</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.062</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.059</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  388 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  386 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  394 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77032.067</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  280 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64045.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  280 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64045.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  307 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  308 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  307 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  308 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  307 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  397 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  397 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  396 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  397 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77035.003</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Eristicus clarigator


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Sycaonia Försteri


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Homotherus magus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Crypteffigies pseudocryptus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Homotherus varipes


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae This species seems to have been confused with subpetiolatus and it is not clear if furcator occurs in Britain or Ireland.


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae This species seems to have been confused with furcator and it is not clear if furcator occurs in Britain or Ireland.


Comment:
Introduction occurring only under artificial conditions.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  700 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139031.01</tso>


Comment:
formerly nigritus, was in Paratrichocladius


Comment:
Was BF1921a. ?Migrant. Recorded in Guernsey 1990.


Taxon:
Crocosmia masoniorum x C. x crocosmiiflora


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  958 <brc>Code</brc><tso>163008.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Yellow Crocus (C. angustifolius x flavus)


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional)


Comment:
East and West England, Cambs. And Gloucs.


Comment:
Found on IOW in 2011 and in Devon in 2014.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Cratichneumon pseudocryptus


Comment:
Discovered in Surrey. Telfer, M.G. (2019). Cryptocephalus ocellatus Drapiez, 1819 (Chrysomelidae) new to Britain. The Coleopterist, 28, 155 - 161.


Comment:
Discovered in Essex. Telfer, M.G. (2019). Cryptocephalus rufipes (Goeze, 1777) (Chrysomelidae) new to Britain. The Coleopterist, 28, 149 - 154.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  14 <brc>Code</brc><tso>7001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  48 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  48 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21003.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  48 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21003.0012</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. ante 2006 non Ganglbauer, 1899


Authority:
sensu auctt. ante 2006 non Tournier, 1872


Authority:
sensu auctt. ad 2007 non Gyllenhal, 1827


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae placeholder for as yet unnamed species


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex apparitorius


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae Schwarz (2015) raised arenicola from synonymy with macellus and confirmed that British specimens are arenicola not macellus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex armator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex inculcator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex minator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex moschator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex spinosus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex spiralis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex titubator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex tuberculatus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex viduatorius


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae inclu Barichneumon sanguinatordes


Comment:
not yet confirmed, but well established in Ireland, and a likely record in Lincoln


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Ctenichneumon rubroater


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Spilichneumon occisorius


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Ctenichneumon melanocastanus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Spilichneumon ammonius


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae added by Shaw and Kasparyan (2005), who suggest that the British specimens, which differ slightly from Continental forms, may represent a separate species.


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae includes Polyblastus annulicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae misident for tomentosum


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes xanthostigmum, lucifer (misident), nigrum (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Cubocephalus stomaticus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Aptesis nigritula


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes erythrinus, lacteator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cubocephalus anatorius


Comment:
Was BF2222a. Unconfirmed record - Suffolk 1867. European species.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  224 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  224 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62005.001</tso>


Authority:
(Nees ex J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) Ces. & De Not.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  48 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  48 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22001.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 12 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11011.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  299 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  299 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  299 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  299 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71003.003</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1409a. Status: adventive, possible colonist; Source: Mitchell, A., 2009. Atropos 36: 17-18


Comment:
Was BF1266b. Status: uncertain, probably an overlooked resident; Source: Wilton, D., Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 123: 46-49


Authority:
sensu auctt. nec ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  368 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77024.001</tso>


Comment:
Added to British list by Read, Corbet & Jones (2002) Bull. British Myriapod & Isopod Group, 18, 41-44.


Comment:
Locally common throughout Britain and Ireland


Comment:
Subfamily Cylloceriinae includes accusator, marginator


Comment:
Originally “marginellus”, but as “marginella” is in prevailing usage then the latter is deemed to be the ‘correct’ original spelling according to Article 33.3.1 of the ICZN code.


Authority:
Mannerheim in Fischer von Waldheim, 1824


Comment:
Was BF1080a. Status: probable migrant. Source: Cymolomia hartigiana (Saxesen, 1840)(Lep.: Tortricidae) New to the British Isles. Deans, M.J. & Clifton, J. Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 122: 8-11.


Comment:
Lumped with hanseni and seminulum in the wider sense can no longer be regarded as RDB3.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  28 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  28 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  28 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79032.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79032.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79032.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79032.003</tso>


Vernacular:
Warminster Broom (C. multiflorus x purgans)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  286 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67006.001</tso>


Authority:
(Schuster, Toftner & Grigarick, 1977 (1978))


Authority:
(Wiefelspüyz ex R.M. Bateman & Denholm) P. Delforge


Comment:
Was Bankesia douglasii, now junior synonym of Dahlica inconspicuella


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  441 <brc>Code</brc><tso>84001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  440 <brc>Code</brc><tso>84001.001</tso>


Authority:
(Torrey ex Benth.) Voss ex Post & Kuntze

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  317 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76004.001</tso>


Comment:
now Dasyhelea flavifrons but British dufouri is a different species


Comment:
name of this species unresolved, this is probably the true venustus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  30 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16501.001</tso>


Authority:
(Van der Walt & Tscheuschner) Abadie, Pignal & J.L. Jacob


Comment:
Added by Dessart, 1978, but taxon unresolved.


Comment:
Subfamily Doryctinae, Replaces Caenopachys hartigii


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was in Platylabus


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Depressaria species in Lepidoptera: Oecophoridae


Comment:
D.scutellaris on chalk = D. morio? Not included on Rob Ryan's checklist (2020).


Authority:
Reise, Hutchinson, Schunack & Schlitt, 2011


Taxon:
Deschampsia cespitosa subsp. alpina x subsp. cespitosa


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  305 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64002.001</tso>


Comment:
Desmids having a 'two compartment' cell structure.


Comment:
Desmids.  About 10,000 species in two families.  Most are unicellular but some grow as long filamentous colonies.  Mainly found in freshwater habitats but also in saline, snow or ice.  Widespread Range.  Fossil records from Jurassic and Cretaceous.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Platylabops pulchellatus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  303 <brc>Code</brc><tso>73002.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae There is one specimen labelled as 'lateralis' by K. Horstmann in NMS, from the Isle of Coll. and specimens in NMI det. A.W. Stelfox (O'Connor et al. 2007).


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Meloboris crassicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was in Meloboris includes Meloboris hydropota


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Meloboris hygrobia includes Meloboris ischnocera


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Tranosemella praerogator


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae gender ammended from latungula


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Meloboris litoralis


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Meloboris stagnalis


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes quadriguttatus (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae misident now heteroneurus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Grasseiteles opaculus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Eudelus pallicarpus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now Plectiscidea communis


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  180 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  179 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.002</tso>


Taxon:
Dianthus caryophyllus x gratianopolitanus x plumarius


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  180 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48026.003</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae was Nanodiaparsis frontellus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  294 <brc>Code</brc><tso>70001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1409. Synonym, use Diaphania indica


Comment:
Deleted from GB list, all specimens are oculatus


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae includes Glypta bicornis G. cylindrator


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  106 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0990a. a single record, status uncertain


Comment:
Includes D. pellucidum and D. flavescens


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>12001.001</tso>


Authority:
(Hedw.) Hilf. ex H.A.Crum & L.E.Anderson


Authority:
Lackschewitz in Lackschewitz & Pagast, 1941


Comment:
Includes D. fuscescens and D. flexicaule


Authority:
(S. Hughes & W.B. Kendr.) Aramb. & Cabello


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses)


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare (syn. lyallii)


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), (syn. niveum auct.)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] N, Rare (syn. niveum var. ferrugineum)


Comment:
Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses)


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare (syn. platycarpum)


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Rare (syn. Trabrooksia)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare (syn. Trabrooksia)


Comment:
(=Barbula mamillosa) now Didymodon rigidulus


Comment:
This incorrect usage of mersa was corrected by Good (1998).


Comment:
Listed in genus Atheta by Duff (2018). RDBK status no longer applicable since reduced to synonym of laevana.


Comment:
Extinct in mainland Britain but survives on Jersey in Channel Islands.


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, was Aspilota brevissimicornis.


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Synaldis concolor


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Synaldis distracta


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Dinotrema caudatum


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Pterusa ruficollis.


Comment:
Was BF2471a. Status: accidental import. Source: Odin, N., 2010,Atropos 41: 19-20.


Comment:
Was BF1454b. Migrant species added to the British List in 2002, first recorded in Kent 1999. Records from Jersey in 1999, and from Sussex and Dorset in 2001.


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Replaces Baeacis abietis


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Replaces Baeacis intermedia


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Includes Taphaeus affinis.


Comment:
[Fujiscon diphasconiellum Ito, 1991 in Maucci 1996]


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napoletano & Moncada, 2002


Comment:
{belonging to the genus Fujiscon according to Degma & Opravilova 2001}


Comment:
{we agree with Pilato & Binda 2003 and therefore we tranferred Fujiscon triodon Maucci, 1996 to Diphascon}


Comment:
{to be confirmed in this subgenus, see Pilato1987}


Comment:
<Amended by Pilato & Binda 1997/98>{for a discussion on the taxonomic status see Dastych 2002/2003}


Comment:
{to be confirmed in this subgenus, see Pilato 1987}


Comment:
{for a discussion on the taxonomic status see Dastych, Ryan & Watkins 1990}


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  6 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  6 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1004.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Triptognathus amatorius


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Achaius margineguttatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Triptognathus pulchellus


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now =albotibialis Dasch, 1964, ex Bassus alpinus Holmgren, 1858.


Comment:
Was BF1397a. Status unknown. First record: Tresco, Isles of Scilly, 2001.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  274 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64036.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  274 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64036.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  274 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64036.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  274 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64036.005</tso>


Comment:
[Hemitanarctus chimaera Grimaldi de Zio, D'Addabbo Gallo, Morone De Lucia & Troccoli, 1995/96 in Grimaldi de Zio, D'Addabbo Gallo, Morone De Lucia & Troccoli 1995/96]


Comment:
Includes D. fullonum and D. sativus <brc>Code</brc><tso>138001.0005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  130 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44005.001</tso>


Comment:
was sp. indet. Sensu Hutson et al., 1980


Comment:
was Poodolerus planatus, Records need re-checing in light of split from brevicornis


Comment:
Different from the =Dolerus liogaster misident which appears already on MM; snynonym of varipspinus. Was in Poodolerus. Previously confused with schmidti


Comment:
hitherto been confused with D. liogaster


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, was glaber wrongly, when changed from Apanteles glaber


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles hoplites.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Was Apanteles myron


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles itea.


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, was trachalus wrongly, when changed from Apanteles trachalus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae gender ammended from pedella


Vernacular:
D. columnae x pardalianches x plantagineum


Comment:
[Doryphoribius citrinus (Maucci, 1972) in Schuster & Toftner 1982]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  263 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64021.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  264 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64021.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  264 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64021.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  263 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64021.002</tso>


Authority:
(Sacc. & Roum.) M.J. Richardson & E.M. Fraser


Authority:
(Zenker in Panzer, 1800) non Fabricius, 1798


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  132 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  217 <brc>Code</brc><tso>57001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  217 <brc>Code</brc><tso>57001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  217 <brc>Code</brc><tso>57001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  217 <brc>Code</brc><tso>57001.001</tso>


Vernacular:
Obovate Sundew (D. rotundifolia x anglica)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  347 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77014.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2248b. Peet, T.N.D., Atropos 31: 78.


Authority:
(Fairmaire & Brisout de Barneville, 1859)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.005</tso>


Comment:
[=Dryopteris affinis (sens. lat.)] Includes D. affinis, D.borreri & D. cambrensis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  33 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  33 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0095</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  33 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0028</tso>


Comment:
Includes hybrids between Dryopters filix-mas and all 3 segregates of Dryopteris affinis agg.


Comment:
[Dryopteris x complexa nothosubsp. complexa]


Comment:
[Dryopteris x complexa nothosubsp. contorta]


Comment:
[Dryopteris x complexa nothosubsp. critica]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0081</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0085</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  35 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17003.0078</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae Tentative identification of a specimen in NMS by K. Horstmann.


Taxon:
Dynatosoma thoracicum sensu Zaitzev, 1986


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, The female holotype of Dyscritus suffolciensis Morley in BMNH, described as an aphidiine, has remained uninterpreted, although Starý (1959) recognised that it is a euphorine. It is a normal specimen of Syntretus splendidus.


Comment:
[=Chenopodium cristatum (F. Muell.) F. Muell.]


Comment:
[=Chenopodium x bontei Aellen (C. carinatum x cristatum)]


Comment:
Subfamily Agathininae, Includes ochropes, delusor, tuberculatus.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  223 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62002.001</tso>


Comment:
Previously misidentified as E. guttulata


Comment:
Was BF1461a. Adventive. First record 1995 London.


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, Gallo D’Addabbo & Pietanza, 2000


Comment:
[Echiniscus crassus Richters, 1904; Echiniscus fortis Bartoš, 1935; Echiniscus abanti Maucci, 1972]


Vernacular:
brittle-stars, sea urchins, starfish etc


Vernacular:
E. pininana x E. webbii (Scilly Viper's-bugloss)


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Campoletis tricinctus


Comment:
Clement & Foster Page  353 <tso>139086.501</tso>


Authority:
van Nieukerken, Lastuvka & Lastuvka, 2010

Comment:
Was BF0035a. Status: overlooked resident, probably endemic. Source: Zookeys 32: 1-82


Comment:
Was BF0036a. Due to be added to the British List in 2002. Resident so far only in London, first recorded in the mid-1990's, probably introduced. Feeds on Quercus ilex.


Comment:
Was BF1947x. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
Replaces Egle bicaudata (Malloch, 1920), which is not a British species. Reference: Griffiths (2003:2349)


Comment:
New species, which is widespread across the Holarctic Region, was previously mixed up in collections with E. minuta (Meigen).  In Britain so far (2003) it is recorded from Oxfordshire.


Comment:
Deleted from British list. <brc>22721</brc>


Comment:
Now considered a form of Eilema complana


Comment:
Uncommon but recurrent form with pale straw-colour wings. Unknown outside Britain.


Comment:
Was BF0593a. Split from Elachista regificella in 2001


Comment:
Was BF0601a. Added to UK List in 2004 - previously overlooked resident


Authority:
Kaila, Bengtsson, Sulcs & Junnilainen, 2001

Comment:
Was BF093b. Split from Elachista regificella in 2001


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  437 <brc>Code</brc><tso>80002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  437 <brc>Code</brc><tso>80002.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2396a. Status: adventive; Source: Butcher, A.G.J., 2009. Atropos 36: 25


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  205 <brc>Code</brc><tso>52001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  205 <brc>Code</brc><tso>52001.002</tso>


Comment:
New to the British List - see Gunn, Blackburn & Hammett (1997) in EMM 134:257-263


Comment:
Was BF1448a. First recorded on mainland in 2011


Comment:
[=Eleocharis austriaca Hayek] Only Br./Ir. subsp. of E. mamillata


Comment:
Common on coast near Dublin, in England in Kent and east Norfolk.


Comment:
[=Elytrigia repens subsp. arenosa auct. non (Spenn.) Á. Löve] maritima is only Br. subsp.


Comment:
Includes E. repens & E. campestris [was Elytrigia repens]


Taxon:
Elytrigia x acuta nothosubsp. obtusiuscula

Authority:
acuta (DC.) Tzvelev nothosubsp. (Lange) Kerguélen


Authority:
(Hoes, G.W. Bruehl & C.G. Shaw) E.G. Simmons


Authority:
(G.A. Atkins, Hindson & A.B. Russell) Malloch


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  282 <brc>Code</brc><tso>66001.001</tso>


Comment:
Unpublished (at 15.v.2020) addition to British list.


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Caenocryptus striolatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Eudelus mediovittatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Glyphicnemis rustica


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Glyphicnemis senilis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Glyphicnemis rubricator


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Glyphicnemis varipes


Authority:
(Lindenb.) Konstant., Vilnet & A.V.Troitsky


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae was Scambus detritus


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Added by Klopfstein, 2014.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Added by Broad, 2016.


Comment:
Was BF1916a. Adventive, pupa at Covent Garden 1984. Native of N. America


Comment:
Only noted as probably British in Boucek and Askew (1968) and record requires confirmation.


Authority:
(Kühner & Romagn. ex P.D. Orton) Noordel.


Comment:
{egg described in Guidetti & Bertolani 2001a}


Comment:
Includes E. serratum and E. minutissimum


Comment:
British species is now determined to be E. woodiella. E. parasitella and E. unicolorella are therefore treated as synonyms


Authority:
Menzel & Mohrig in Menzel, Smith & Chandler, 2006


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  447 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  444 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  446 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  446 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  446 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  447 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  446 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.002</tso>


Taxon:
Epilobium parviflorum x montanum x obscurum


Taxon:
Epilobium parviflorum x montanum x roseum


Taxon:
Epilobium parviflorum x tetragonum x obscurum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  448 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  447 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  447 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86001.005</tso>


Comment:
Epilobium x mutabile auct. non Boiss. & Reuter


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  97 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  97 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  97 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31003.004</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1138a. Was Epinotia nisella f. cinereana. Status: resident; Source: Mutanen, M., Aarvik, L., Landry, J-F., Segerer, A.H. & Karsholt, O., Zootaxa 3318: 1-25 (2012)


Comment:
Was BF1144a. Status: probable overlooked resident


Comment:
Reported on several occasions but never confirmed


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Epirrita species in Lepidoptera: Geometridae


Comment:
E. silacea loses RDB3 status on lumping with E. deleta.


Comment:
E. terminalis was treated as adumbrata (Nationally Scarce) and terminalis s.s. (RDBi) by Hyman and Parsons (1994).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  10 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  10 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  10 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0101</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0061</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0111</tso>


Vernacular:
Shore Horsetail (E. arvense x fluviatile)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0095</tso>


Vernacular:
Moore's Horsetail (E. hyemale x ramosissimum)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  10 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0085</tso>


Vernacular:
Mackay's Horsetail (E. hyemale x variegatum)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  10 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  11 <brc>Code</brc><tso>4001.0065</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30004.001</tso>


Comment:
Formerly in Tegenaria. <brc>7801</brc> <tso>454</tso>


Comment:
Formerly in Tegenaria. <brc>7802</brc> <tso>451</tso>


Comment:
Formerly Tegenaria gigantea. <brc>7804</brc> <tso>449</tso>


Comment:
Formerly in Tegenaria. <brc>7806</brc> <tso>457</tso>


Comment:
Formerly in Tegenaria. <brc>7807</brc> <tso>450</tso>


Comment:
Aggregate species, formerly in Tegenaria. <brc>7811</brc> <tso>449.x</tso>


Vernacular:
Scotch Argus (England and North-east Scotland)


Vernacular:
Scotch Argus (Western and South-west Scotland)

Comment:
South and West Scotland, Western Isles and Isle of Man


Vernacular:
Mountain Ringlet (England, Wales and Southern Scotland)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  132 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44007.001</tso>


Comment:
Misidentification for E. sandaliatus <tso>19</tso>


Comment:
Neither true E. niger nor E. cinnaberinus occur in Britain <tso>19</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Campoletis braccatus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was in Meloboris


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  289 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  289 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  289 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  289 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67012.009</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae includes hostilis, limbatellus


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae includes praeustus, ustulatus


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae was in Gravenhorstia


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae includes Gravenhorstia melanobata misident.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Cratichneumon clarigator


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  485 <brc>Code</brc><tso>106003.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  264 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64022.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  264 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64022.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  264 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64022.002</tso>


Taxon:
Erophila verna var. praecox sensu Filfilan+Elkington


Taxon:
Erophila verna var. verna sensu Filfilan+Elkington


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Rhorus fasciatus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  277 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64039.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  277 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64040.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  277 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64040.005</tso>


Authority:
(Bref.) Humber, Ben Ze'ev & R.G. Kenneth


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  252 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  253 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64007.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  252 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64007.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  253 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64007.002</tso>


Comment:
includes Arescon flavovarius and Erythelmus goochi


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  305 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32006.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Includes Allodorus semirugosus.


Comment:
Was BF2409a. Added to UK List in 2004 - migrant


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  441 <brc>Code</brc><tso>85002.001</tso>


Comment:
Corymbia ficifolia (F. Muell.) K. D. Hill & L. A. S. Johnson


Comment:
[=Eucalyptus pauciflora subsp. niphophila (Maiden & Blakely) L. A. S. Johnson & Blaxell]


Comment:
Was BF2310a. Hemming, R. & Grundy, D., Atropos 31: 3-5


Comment:
Subfamily Eucerotinae. Includes crassicornis & unifasciatus.


Comment:
Was BF1554. Rare migrant. Native of Europe.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  248 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64006.001</tso>


Comment:
Listed by Anderson (2008) as Euconulus cf. alderi.


Comment:
Listed by Anderson (2008) as Euconulus cf. fulvus.


Comment:
Was BF1200b. Found on greater knapweed (Centaurea scabiosa), was E. hohenwartiana f. fulvana


Comment:
Was BF1200. Found on common knapweed (Centaurea nigra) or saw-wort (Serratula) - see also f. fulvana (1200a)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae generic position uncertain, includes Encrateola mediovittata


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Diaglyptidea pallicarpus


Comment:
misidenification, Eudorylas fascipes of authors


Comment:
Status uncertain in Britain/Ireland. One record from County Durham in early twentieth century. No specimen available for confirmation.


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).  Probably no more than vagrant


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  455 <brc>Code</brc><tso>90001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  455 <brc>Code</brc><tso>90001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  456 <brc>Code</brc><tso>90001.003</tso>


Comment:
browningi now lumped with Continental obsoleta <tso>630</tso>


Comment:
Taxonomy follows Gibson (2011); published records of E. annulatus reared from cynipid galls actually refer to E. spongipartus but E. annulatus is also present in Britain


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.022</tso>


Comment:
[=Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii (Hoppe ex W.D.J Koch) Radcl.-Sm.)]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  459 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  459 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  459 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  459 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  461 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  459 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  462 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93003.016</tso>


Taxon:
Euphrasia arctica x nemorosa x micrantha


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  621 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128021.02</tso>


Taxon:
Euphrasia nemorosa x marshallii x micrantha


Comment:
[was Euphrasia rostkoviana (sens. lat.)]


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis (intermediate between subspp.)


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsb. anglica x arctica


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsb. anglica x confusa


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsb. anglica x micrantha


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsb. anglica x nemorosa


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. anglica x vigursii


Comment:
[=Euphrasia rostkoviana subsp. montana (Jord.) Wettst.]


Comment:
[=Euphrasia rostkoviana Hayne subsp. rostkoviana]


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x arctica


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x confusa


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x micrantha


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x nemorosa


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x rivularis


Taxon:
Euphrasia officinalis subsp. pratensis x scottica

Comment:
[=Euphrasia rostkoviana x scottica] Not in Stace ed.3


Taxon:
Euphrasia rivularis x confusa x scottica


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  618 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128021.01</tso>


Comment:
Heathland ecotype of Eupithecia absinthiata


Comment:
possible ecotype - mainly Northern England, Scotland


Comment:
Wales, Midlands, Scotland, Orkney, Isle of Man, Ireland


Comment:
SE England, Isle of White, Isles of Scilly


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Eupithecia species in Lepidoptera: Geometridae


Comment:
Was BF1850. Unconfirmed. Possibly a form Angle-barred Pug.


Comment:
Scotland, Ireland, Orkney, Inner Hebrides


Comment:
Only questionably noted as British, as E. nigriceps, by Graham (1963)


Comment:
Segregated from E. punctatus (RDB3): both segregate species should also be regarded as RDB3.


Comment:
now Euura crassipes. The crassipes of Benson 1954 in part.


Comment:
=Eurhynchium pulchellum. Eurhynchiastrum pulchellum var. diversifolium (Schimp.) Ochyra & Zarnowiecis is the only British variety


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Synodites sinister


Comment:
was in Polynematus & Pachynematus as rumicis


Comment:
Including E. atra, E. auritae, E. salicispurpureae and E. weiffenbachii only identifiable from host plant/galls


Comment:
was in Pontania. Dolichura of Benson includes femoralis


Comment:
included under dolichura in Benson (1958)


Comment:
formerly in Pachynematus and Polynematus parvilabris


Comment:
This is the Amauronematus mimus of Liston 2014


Comment:
was Pachynematus moerens & torridonensis


Comment:
was in Nematus and a synonym of reticulatus


Comment:
Was BF2081a. Assumed to be a form of Euxoa tritici


Comment:
Presumably an introduction to Britain as it parasitises the oothecae of non-native synanthropic cockroaches (Blattidae).


Authority:
Lindemann in Lindermann, Soli & Kjaerandsen, 2021


Authority:
:Edwards, 1941, misident, not Johannsen, 1912


Comment:
Subfamily Metopiinae includes decoratus, pectoralis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  185 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  228 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  185 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49005.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49005.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49005.002</tso>


Vernacular:
Bohemian Knotweed (F. japonica x sachalinensis)


Comment:
Was BF2095. Unconfirmed C19th recs, American species


Comment:
Was BF2096. Unconfirmed C19th recs, American species


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  849 <brc>Code</brc><tso>157015.01</tso>


Comment:
[=Ranunculus ficaria subsp. chrysocephalus P.D. Sell]


Comment:
[=Ranunculus ficaria subsp. ficariiformis (F.W. Schultz) Rouy & Foucaud]


Comment:
[=Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbilifer Lambinon]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  116 <brc>Code</brc><tso>37002.001</tso>


Authority:
(Döbbeler & P. James) Y.J. Yao & Spooner


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  329 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77006.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  329 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77006.001</tso>


Authority:
(Shearer & J.L. Crane) Shearer & J.L. Crane


Authority:
Marvanová, P.J. Fisher, Aimer & B.C. Segedin


Comment:
includes F. bryoides var. bryoides and F. bryoides var. caespitans (=F. curnovii)


Comment:
Includes F. viridulus, F. crispus (=limbatus) and F. pusillus


Authority:
Delamare Deboutteville & Renaud-Mornant, 1965


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, Lamarca, D’addabbo Gallo & Pietanza, 1999


Comment:
Now includes alpina, congerens an santschii


Comment:
Now includes candida, glabra and transkaucasica


Comment:
Now probably only on Channel Islands. Mainland populations probably extinct.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  586 <brc>Code</brc><tso>127001.01</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was in Syrphoctonus & Homotropus.


Comment:
<Amended by Pilato, Claxton & Binda 1989>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  346 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77011.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  346 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77011.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  345 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77011.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  463 <brc>Code</brc><tso>94002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  223 <brc>Code</brc><tso>61001.001</tso>


Authority:
(M.Bieb. ex Willd.) Franco & Rocha Afonso


Comment:
Found in Cambridge garden in 2003, where probably imported, but likely to occur here.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  452 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86006.001</tso>


Comment:
Blue Fulmar refers to a colour morph of Fulmarus glacialis found in both subspecies (F. g. glacialis and F. g. rodgersii.  As far as I am aware there are no records of F. g. rodgersii from Europe so this should be removed or replaced with Fulmaris glacial


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  108 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  108 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.001</tso>


Taxon:
Fumaria capreolata subsp. babingtonii var. babingtonii


Taxon:
Fumaria capreolata subsp. babingtonii var. devoniensis


Taxon:
Fumaria capreolata subsp. capreolata f. capreolata


Taxon:
Fumaria capreolata subsp. capreolata f. speciosa


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  110 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  108 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.005</tso>


Taxon:
Fumaria muralis subsp. boraei var. boraei


Taxon:
Fumaria muralis subsp. boraei var. brittanica


Taxon:
Fumaria muralis subsp. boraei var. major


Taxon:
Fumaria muralis subsp. muralis var. cornubiensis


Taxon:
Fumaria muralis subsp. muralis var. muralis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  108 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  110 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.007</tso>


Taxon:
Fumaria officinalis subsp. officinalis var. elegans


Taxon:
Fumaria officinalis subsp. officinalis var. officinalis


Taxon:
Fumaria officinalis subsp. wirtgenii var. minor


Taxon:
Fumaria officinalis subsp. wirtgenii var. wirtgenii


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  111 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  110 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  110 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  111 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33005.01</tso>


Authority:
(Wollenw. & Reinking) P.E. Nelson, Toussoun & Marasas


Comment:
Known from the Rainforest Biome of the Eden Project.


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 301<brc>Code</brc><tso>139006.04</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  945 <brc>Code</brc><tso>162034.006</tso>  Previously Galanthus ikariae Baker


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79006.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2395a. Status: vagrant; Source: Walbridge, D., 2008. BENHS Annual Exhibition.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  649 <brc>Code</brc><tso>134006.01</tso>


Vernacular:
grouse, partridges, quails, pheasants, guinea fowl


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Agrothereutes amoenus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Thrybius brevispina


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Agrothereutes tricolor, Aritranis subcincta


Comment:
was pedemontanum. Misspelt pedmontanum in some lists.


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. partim non (Olivier, 1790)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  287 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67008.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  287 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  287 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67008.001</tso>


Authority:
(Greis & Greis-Dengler) C. Moreau & M. Moreau


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes cautus and fraudulentus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Thaumatogelis vulpinus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes distinctus, muelleri, timidus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now in acarorum


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes modestus and vagantiformis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes pumilus, tener


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes canaliculatus, gentilis, impotens, inermis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes includes Catalytus fulveolatus, C. mangeri


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Charitopes melanogaster


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes foesteri (Bridgman, 1886)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes pedicularius, vagans


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes analis, attentus, corruptor, hostilis, incubitor, indagator, ovatus, prudens, tonsus, vigil


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes detritus, gracilis, lugubris, rufulus, unicolor


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Thaumatogelis sylvicola


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Blapsidotes vicinus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Thaumatogelis audax


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  435 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  436 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  436 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  435 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  435 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  435 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79034.002</tso>


Comment:
[<>Gentiana clusii E.P. Perrier & Songeon] British occurrences re-determined.


Taxon:
Gentianella amarella subsp. amarella sens. lat.


Comment:
Now conforms with continental nomenclature


Comment:
Introduced, cf. G. marmorata – Guernsey, Fordham & Barcelona species


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  482 <brc>Code</brc><tso>106001.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  480 <brc>Code</brc><tso>106001.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Cambridge Crane's-bill (G. macrorrhizum x dalmaticum)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  347 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77013.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  346 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77013.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  346 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77013.002</tso>


Comment:
Deleted from British list. Not found since 1950, habitat destroyed in 1954. <brc>10601</brc> <tso>373</tso>


Comment:
Not mentioned in Stace but is in Clement & Foster, Alien Plants of the British Isles, Page 7.


Comment:
Formerly subsp. cavifrons of G. propinqua. Now regarded as a full species.


Comment:
Formerly subsp. propinqua of G. propinqua. Now regarded as a full species.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32004.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32004.001</tso>


Comment:
Vagrant. First record 1936 Torquay Devon.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  302 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71007.001</tso>


Authority:
Dentinger, A.M. Ainsw. & P.F. Cannon, 2013


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79004.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Amphibulus gracilis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Endasys thunbergi


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Endasys rusticus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Endasys senilis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Endasys varipes


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae now Diblastomorpha cylindrator


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae now in Diblastomorpha


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles curvulus.


Comment:
was Glyptotendipes mancunianus (Edwards, 1929)


Comment:
New to Britain, 1997. <brc>2604</brc> <tso>556</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes Blapticus dentifer


Authority:
(Scriba, 1790) non (Piller & Mitterpacher, 1783)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Orthizema rugipectum


Comment:
Was BF1547. Vagrant. Occasional records. Native of Southern Europe and North Africa.


Comment:
old records include abscondita, check specimens


Comment:
includes abscondita, now raised to full species


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now in Scirtetes


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Dapsilarthra isabella


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Dapsilarthra rufiventris


Authority:
(Berk. & Broome) E.W. Mason & M.B. Ellis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Diaglyptellana opacula


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae misident of Erigorgus melanops


Comment:
Was BF1207a. Source: F. Solly, 2012, Atropos 45:


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  454 <brc>Code</brc><tso>87003.001</tso>


Authority:
(Fabricius, 1781) non Muller, O.F., 1776


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>82001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>82001.001</tso>


Taxon:
Gymnadenia borealis x Dactylorhiza incarnata


Comment:
[= Gymnadenia conopsea subsp. densiflora]


Taxon:
Gymnadenia densiflora x Dactylorhiza fuchsii


Taxon:
Gymnadenia densiflora x Dactylorhiza praetermissa


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  28 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  28 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16004.002</tso>


Authority:
(Schiffn.) R.M.Schust. & Damsh. ex L.Soderstr. & Vana


Comment:
was Hercostomus chalybeus, now Ethiromyia chalybeus


Authority:
(Vilgalys & O.K. Mill.) Antonín & Noordel.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48025.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae was Habronyx biguttatus


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae now Habrocampulum biguttatum


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae midsident of nigricornis


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae includes Habronyx canaliculatus misident.


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes marginatus, ventralis


Taxon:
Lupinus arboreus x nootkatensis x polyphyllus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.003</tso>


Vernacular:
Russell Lupin (L. arboreus x polyphyllus)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.002</tso>


Comment:
West and South-west England, and Scotland. Local but increasing


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  791 <brc>Code</brc><tso>155002.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Luzula multiflora subsp. multiflora x congesta


Vernacular:
Large Copper (Continental: Introduction failed)


Vernacular:
Small Copper (England, Scotland and Wales)


Vernacular:
Tea Plants (both L. barbarum and L. chinense)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  5 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  6 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  6 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1003.001</tso>


Comment:
includes Gonatocerus litoralis and paludis


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, D’Addabbo Gallo & Morone De Lucia, 1988


Comment:
Coasts of Scotland and South-west England. Locally common


Comment:
Feared extinct until rediscovered in East Sussex by S.J. Falk in 2003


Comment:
[Halobiotus apelloefi (Richters, 1908); {Hypsibius (Isohypsibius) geddesi Hallas, 1971 synonymus of H. apelloefi by Petelina & Tchesunov (1983) who consider valid this last species}]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>81001.001</tso>


Comment:
Probably under-recorded, mainly coastal and flood plain


Comment:
Less than ten sites in S. and Central England, calcareous ancient woodland.


Comment:
Was BF0652a. Status: possibly new colonist; Source: N.J. & A. Percival, 2011, British Journal of Entomology and Natural History 24(4): 220#


Comment:
[=Hedera helix], includes H. helix & H. hybernica


Authority:
(Bruch & Schimp.) John Whitehead & Fergusson ex Anon.


Comment:
Announced by Baldock & Hawkins, December 2016 in British Journal of Entomology and Natural History 29(4): 197-208.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  218 <brc>Code</brc><tso>58002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  218 <brc>Code</brc><tso>58002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  218 <brc>Code</brc><tso>58002.003</tso>


Comment:
Sutherland coast, status unknown, possibly Rare


Comment:
Deleted from British list. <brc>4904</brc>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30003.0031</tso>


Comment:
On pines - Status unclear, recent arrival


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae transferred from Orthocentrinae


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  83 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30010.001</tso>


Taxon:
Heracleum sphondylium subsp. sphondylium var. angustifolium


Taxon:
Heracleum sphondylium subsp. sphondylium var. sphondylium


Comment:
H. aduncus subsp. hutchinsiae (Gottsche) R.M.Schust. is the only British subsp.


Comment:
this definition is for females or old records without vouchers or where voucher has yet to be reidentified


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  170 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48013.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  170 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48013.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  170 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48013.003</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1406a. Dispersant / migrant and potential colonist. First record: Freshwater, Isle of Wight, 1998.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  253 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64008.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Was Heterogamus farmakena Malac, 1941


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Relpaces Dapsilarthra balteata


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Dapsilarthra dictynna


Comment:
Was BF1525a. Formally Channel Islands, presumed Extinct


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  321 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76006.001</tso>


Comment:
{probably synonym of Haplohexapodibius seductor Pilato & Beasley, 1987; Pilato pers. com., see also Maucci 1988; Pilato & Beasley 1987}


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  216 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55055.001</tso>


Comment:
Sell & Murrell, Flora of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 4, 2006


Comment:
Includes H. acuminatum, consociatum, argillaceum, chlorophyllum, nemophilum, aviicola, latebrosum


Comment:
Hieracium alpinum var. insigne is the only British variety


Comment:
Includes H. ampliatum, jaculifolium, cyclicum, ampliatiforme


Comment:
Includes H. anglicum, H.cerinthiforme, hartii, oxybeles


Comment:
Includes H. argenteum, hypophalacrum, argentatum, argentiforme, peroblongum


Comment:
Includes H. caledonicum, farrense, subrubicundum, veterascens, rubicundiforme, boswellii


Comment:
Includes H. decolor, tricolorans,subcyaneum, inaequilaterum


Comment:
Includes H. diaphanoides, praesigne, megapodium


Comment:
Includes H. diaphanum, daedalolepioides, scanicum, anglorum, lagganense


Comment:
Includes H. dicella, apiculatidens, breconense


Comment:
Includes H. duriceps, micracladium, protentum


Comment:
Plants with predominantly glandular heads, 0-1 stem leaf and rosette of leaves with more or less hairy top surface including, but not confined to, numerous taxa from H. grandidens to H. gentile and not critically identified to species.


Comment:
Includes H. flocculosum, flocculosiforme, flocculipubens


Comment:
Includes H. gracilifolium, nigrifractum, atriglandulosum


Comment:
Includes H. lepidulum, subviolascens, erubescens


Comment:
Includes H. inquinatum, asperatum, fictum, spilophaeum (H. maculatum sens. str. does not occur in Britain, H. spilophaeum is the most frequent taxon)


Comment:
[= H. marginatum] Tennant and Rich 2008, p.170


Comment:
Includes H. orcadense, armadalense, clivicola


Comment:
Includes H. orimeles, beebyanum, filisquamum


Comment:
Includes H. prenanthoides, lanceolatum(VC92 only)


Comment:
Includes H. reticulatiforme, reayense, melanoglochin (H. reticulatum sens. str. does not occur in Britain)


Comment:
Includes H. rubiginosum, stictum, peccense, caesopilosum, robertsii, vinifolium, amnicola, lintonii


Comment:
Includes H. sabaudum, argutifolium, dumosum, eminentiforme, salicetorum


Comment:
Includes H. scoticum, subscoticum, apheles, sowadeense, pusilliforme, aggregatifolium, pseudozetlandicum, hesperium


Comment:
Sell, P.D. & Murrell, G. Flora of Great Britain and Ireland Vol. 4 2006


Comment:
Includes H. sommerfeltii, amydrostictum, fucatifolium, basicrinum


Comment:
Includes H. stenstroemii, elevatum, dowardense, glevense


Comment:
Includes H. subrude, deganwyense, griffithii


Comment:
Includes H. substrigosum, charitodon(VC42 only)


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. bichlorophyllum var. curtum


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. bichlorophyllum var. latifolium


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. bichlorophyllum var. sarniense


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. bichlorophyllum var. taylori


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. umbellatum var. commune


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. umbellatum var. coronopifolium


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. umbellatum var. dunense


Taxon:
Hieracium umbellatum subsp. umbellatum var. umbellatum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79016.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79016.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  437 <brc>Code</brc><tso>80001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  279 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64042.001</tso>


Authority:
(O. Rostr.) Minter, B.L. Brady & R.A. Hall


Comment:
Was BF1408a. First recorded 17 Oct 2006, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  211 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55002.001</tso>


Comment:
Synonym = Holcostethus strictus vernalis


Comment:
was in Tetrastichus now includes T. racilla


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  329 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  163 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48006.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes subalpina (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae misident for analis


Comment:
These refer to both mediospinosa and the true interstincta


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Cratichneumon magus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Cratichneumon varipes


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was in Syrphoctonus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now = Homotropus dimidiatus Schrank.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae.  Now in Syrphoctonus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was Homotropus subopacus (Stelfox, 1941)


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now in Fossatyloides.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was in Syrphoctonus. Known only from males, Klopfstein, 2014, was unable to place this taxon but suggested it might be a colour variant of pallipes.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now Syrphoctonus desvignesii.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Includes incisis, reflexus, Syrphoctonus incisus, S. reflexus


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now =Homotropus collinus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now =Homotropus frontorius.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now '= haemorrhoidalis Szépligeti.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  160 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48003.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes axillatorius (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae misident now albifrons


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aritranis bellosa


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aritranis rufoniger


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aritranis confector, A. dubia


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aritranis fugitiva


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aritranis quadriguttata


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified Rustic / Uncertain / Vines's Rustic species


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  897 <brc>Code</brc><tso>157065.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  267 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64027.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  142 <brc>Code</brc><tso>36002.001</tso>


Authority:
(Linnaeus) Bernh. ex Schrank & C.Martius

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  5 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  5 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  5 <brc>Code</brc><tso>1001.0012</tso>


Vernacular:
Hybrid Bluebell (H. non-scripta x hispanica)


Comment:
was Hybolasioptera cerealis = Cecidomyia cerealis of Linderman misident of C. cerealis Fitch, 1845


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae now Neliopisthus elegans


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae now Oedemopsis scabricula


Comment:
Deleted from British Isles list in 2012.


Comment:
Reinstated as the valid name for the species formerly known as H. flavipes (Duff, 2018).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  303 <brc>Code</brc><tso>73003.001</tso>


Comment:
Hydrobius fuscipes s.s., rottenbergii or subrotundus.


Authority:
(Fabricius, 1781) non (Muller, O.F., 1776)


Comment:
= femoralis (Eaton, 1873); synonym= longispina McLachlan, 1884; synonym


Comment:
Formerly known as H. annularis (Kirby, 1802)


Comment:
Now known as H. annularis but beware of name confusion with synonym of H. dilatatus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  17 <brc>Code</brc><tso>10001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  17 <brc>Code</brc><tso>10001.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Synodites breviusculus


Comment:
Was BF0875b. Elliott, B., 2008. Hypatopa binotella (Thunberg, 1794) (Lepidoptera: Blastobasidae) new to the British Isles. Entomologist's Gazette 59: 274-276.


Comment:
[Oreella breviclava Grigarick, Schuster & Nelson, 1983 in Dastych, McInnes & Claxton 1998]


Comment:
[Parechiniscus unispinosus da Cunha, 1947]


Comment:
Beware confusion with H. miles (was suspiciosa).


Comment:
Was BF2069a. Adventive. Native of North America.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  206 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  206 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  206 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.05</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  208 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  208 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  209 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  206 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  208 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  208 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  208 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.009</tso>


Taxon:
Hypericum x desetangsii nothosubsp. carinthiacum

Vernacular:
H. maculatum ssp. maculatum x perforatum


Taxon:
Hypericum x desetangsii nothosubsp. desetangsii

Vernacular:
H. maculatum ssp. obtusiusculum x perforatum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  207 <brc>Code</brc><tso>53001.007</tso>


Authority:
(Bourdot & Galzin) Ginns & M.N.L. Lefebvre


Comment:
=H. cupressiforme sens. lat. (i.e the 4 vars.)


Comment:
Includes H. cupressiforme, H. jutlandicum & H. andoi


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Now in Choeras dorsalis


Comment:
[=Monotropa hypopitys subsp. hypophegea (Wallr.) Holmboe]


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Campoletis alienus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae Previously in Campoletis


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Campoletis caedator


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Campoletis clausus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Casinaria rufimanus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae misident now rhodocerae


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was in Campoletis


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae previously Hyposoter tricinctus (Holmgren, 1858) unavailable


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Phobocampe obscurella


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes ebeninus misident


Comment:
Formerly regarded as a non-established introduction, now established.


Authority:
(Berk. & M.A. Curtis ex Peck) Y.M. Ju & J.D. Rogers


Comment:
Deleted from British list.  Single British record in 1909 - probably fraudulent. <brc>14101</brc>


Comment:
[Macrobiotus palustris Dujardin, 1851; M. lacustris Dujardin, 1851; M. tetradactylus Lance, 1896; M. murrayi Richters, 1907; M. samoanus Richters, 1908; M. breckneri Richters, 1910; M. ursellus Della Valle, 1915; Hypsibius murrayi Marcus, 1929]


Comment:
{eggs described in Guidetti, Bertolani & Nelson 1999}


Comment:
{egg described in Guidetti & Bertolani 2001b}


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napoletano & Moncada, 2004


Comment:
Subfamily Metopiinae was anglica preocc.


Comment:
Re-discovered in Britain in 2014 near Weymouth.<brc>11502</brc> <tso>397</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae new combination, was Dreisbachia pictifrons, includes Schizopyga pictifrons


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  270 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64031.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  270 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64031.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  270 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64031.003</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae Added by Hilpert (1992); uncertain identification, based on female specimen.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Thyrateles


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was in Coelichneumon, transfer supported by molecular phylogenetic evidence (Tschopp et al. 2013)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Obtusodonta equitatoria


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae, misidentification of I. languidus var. immisericors


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae, includes Ichneumon fuscatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Chasmias lugens


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae septentrionalis now ssp of stramentarius


Comment:
Common form with post to submedian band missing.


Comment:
Was BF1706. Presumed Extinct, Last rec 1931


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae was Agrothereutes grossus. Status as a British species regarded as tentative by Schwarz and Shaw (1998).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  456 <brc>Code</brc><tso>91001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  170 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48014.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Includes Apanteles sesostris.


Authority:
(Lacordaire in Boisduval & Lacordaire, 1835)


Comment:
Was BF0132. Placed in a sub-genus Excurvaria by Kuprijanov


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 101 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64026.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  954 <brc>Code</brc><tso>163005.01</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus armatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus coriarius


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae  includes Mastrus gallicolus, M. nigriventris


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  252 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64005.001</tso>


Comment:
A single female collected in North Wales in 2010.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  7 <brc>Code</brc><tso>3001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  7 <brc>Code</brc><tso>3001.0015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  8 <brc>Code</brc><tso>3001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  7 <brc>Code</brc><tso>3001.001</tso>


Comment:
[Isohypsibius bertolanii Manicardi, 1989 in Bertolani & Biserov 1996]


Comment:
[Macrobiotus tuberculatus verrucosus Della Valle, 1915; Isohypsibius tuberculatus gibba Marcus, 1928]


Authority:
Schuster, Toftner & Grigarick, 1977 (1978)


Comment:
[Isohypsibius bakonyiensis Iharos, 1964 in Dastych 1990] <Amended by Pilato 1973b; Dastych 1990>


Comment:
Awaiting name. Recorded by Buhl and Notton, 2009, as Isostasius inserens sensu Kozlov, 1978, not inserens (Kirby, 1800).


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus apparitorius


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Meringopus attentorius


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus inculcator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus moschator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus spinosus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus spiralis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus titubator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus tuberculatus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Cryptus viduatorius


Comment:
{possible species inquirenda, see Pilato 1997}


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae includes insignis misident.


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae misident. now enslini


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis gracilicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis tricincta


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  118 <brc>Code</brc><tso>39001.001</tso>


Comment:
[=Juncus alpinoarticulatus subsp. nodulosus (Wahlenb.) Lindm.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  785 <brc>Code</brc><tso>155001.01</tso>


Comment:
Juncus tenuis var. dudleyi (Wiegand) F.J. Herm.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  789 <brc>Code</brc><tso>155001.02</tso>


Comment:
J. exsertifolia subsp. cordifolia (Dumort.) VÃ¡na is the only British subsp.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  286 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67004.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  286 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  286 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  330 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77007.001</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Linnaeus, 1758)


Comment:
Green Algae.  About 40 species in 3 genera.  No fossil record.


Comment:
Includes K. praecox, K. uvaria & other related species (see VCCC)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  467 <brc>Code</brc><tso>98001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  184 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79031.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  433 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79031.001</tso>


Authority:
(Germar & Kaulfuss, 1816) non (Fourcroy, 1785)


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae was Alexeter erythrocerus


Taxon:
Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp. montanum var. montanum


Taxon:
Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp. montanum var. variegatum


Vernacular:
Sea belt, Sugar kelp, Poor man's weather glass


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  130 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  130 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44003.002</tso>


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses)


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), (syn. arcyrioides)


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare


Comment:
[not in Ing, 1999] Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses), Rare


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare (syn. carestiae auct.)


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Fabricius, 1792)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20005.002</tso>


Comment:
First found on Suffolk heathland in 2012 and confirmed from Norfolk Brecks in 2017


Comment:
Lasiomma latipenne (Zetterstedt, 1838). Transferred from Chirosia by Griffiths (2003:2388). Note than Lasiomma is neuter in gender, therefore latipennis becomes latipenne.


Comment:
As a new colonist of mainland Britain, this species has yet to be reviewed.  Native in Channel Islands.


Comment:
This invasive species has been spreading rapidly across Europe (2011). It was first identified in Britain at Hidcote Manor in Gloucesershire in 2009.


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Perilissus buccinator


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Lathrolestes nigricollis


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes minutus, Perilissus nigricollis


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Perelissus pictilis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.016</tso>


Authority:
(Steven ex Fisch. & C. A. Mey.) D. Brândza


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  415 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  414 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79021.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  72 <brc>Code</brc><tso>25001.001</tso>


Comment:
First British Record: This species was reported from 'between Leek and Stoke-on-Trent by Martens (1978).


Comment:
First appeared in The Netherlands 2004. Believed to have been introduced via importation and very invasive. Found by in Barnsley, Yorkshire in September 2012 and now spreading.


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Kugelann, 1794)


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Brisout de Barneville, 1863)


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, Includes Leiophron basalis, Microctonus basalis.


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non Brisout de Barneville, Ch., 1866


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now Plectiscus ridibundus


Comment:
Lejeunea flava subsp. moorei R.M.Schust. is the only British subsp.


Authority:
(E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.) Theiss.


Comment:
Some authorities treat as synonymous with Lemna minuta


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  413 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79020.001</tso>


Comment:
[=Lepidium hyssopifolium auct. non Desv.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  271 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  271 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  272 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64032.004</tso>


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses), Rare


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare (syn.Diderma t.)


Comment:
<Amended by Kristensen & Renaud-Mornant 1983>


Authority:
(Nattrass, C. Booth & B. Sutton) H.J. Swart


Comment:
Deleted from British list. Abnormal specimen.<brc>22122</brc> <tso>335</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  441 <brc>Code</brc><tso>85001.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 189<brc>Code</brc><tso>85001.004</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 189<brc>Code</brc><tso>85001.005</tso>


Comment:
Scotland, especially the Highlands. Locally common


Vernacular:
Willow Emerald / Green Emerald Damselfly


Comment:
Probably only short-lived colonist, not seen since 1853


Comment:
Was BF1411a. Adventive, native of the Afrotropics.


Authority:
(H.Philib.) F.Lara, Garilleti & Goffinet


Authority:
(Schrad. ex Brid.) F.Lara, Garilleti & Goffinet


Authority:
(Schleich. ex Schwagr.) F.Lara, Garilleti & Goffinet


Vernacular:
Hybrid Privet (L. vulgare x ovalifolium 'Aureum')


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  202 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  203 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  202 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  202 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  202 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  202 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  203 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  203 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  200 <brc>Code</brc><tso>50001.001</tso>


Authority:
(J. Webster & D.A. Reid) Stalpers & Loer.


Comment:
Introduction occurring only under artificial conditions. <brc>5701</brc><tso>135</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  465 <brc>Code</brc><tso>96001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  465 <brc>Code</brc><tso>96001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  465 <brc>Code</brc><tso>96001.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae. There is some doubt about the correct name for this species as it is not certain which specied Thunberg's type belongs to in the buccator group (see Brock 2017)


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae includes segmentator and unicincta


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae misident now clypeator


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae omitted from Brock, 2017


Comment:
Subfamily Banchinae misident now accusator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Mesostenidea ligator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Mesostenidea obnoxius


Comment:
Was BF2051. Ireland + Migrant / trans.resident


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  263 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64020.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus westoni


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  656 <brc>Code</brc><tso>135007.01</tso>


Authority:
(Hook.f. & Taylor) Gottsche, Lindenb. & Nees


Authority:
(Moris & De Not.) Gottsche, Lindenb. & Nees


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79012.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79012.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79012.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79012.004</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1368. Possible transitory resident


Authority:
(Hook. & Arn.) Zardini, H.Y. Gu & P.H. Raven

Comment:
[=Ludwigia grandiflora (Michx.) W. Greuter & Burdet]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  449 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86003.001</tso>


Vernacular:
False Hampshire-purslane (L. palustris x repens)


Comment:
Was BF0185. Now considered a synonym of L. lapidella


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  442 <brc>Code</brc><tso>85003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64017.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  262 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64017.002</tso>


Comment:
South East England, North Kent, Essex and South East Suffolk.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  432 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79030.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2034. Extinct as a Resident. Also noted as a migrant / temporary resident.


Comment:
Carr & Killeen (2003) alerted British & Irish conchologists to the presence of two species under the name 'Lymnaea palustris'.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.004</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 117<brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.0027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  300 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71004.003</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Aphidinae, Now Adialytus ambiguus


Comment:
Was Oxylabis, includes O.cameroni and O.thomsoni.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  440 <brc>Code</brc><tso>83001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  440 <brc>Code</brc><tso>83001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  440 <brc>Code</brc><tso>83001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  105 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32007.001</tso>


Comment:
[Macrobiotus adelges Dastych, 1977 in Dastych 1985]


Comment:
<Amended by Pilato, Binda, Napolitano & Moncada 2000>


Comment:
[Macrobiotus dentatus Binda, 1974 in Binda 1988]


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napoletano & Moncada, 2001


Comment:
[Macrobiotus furcatus Murray, 1906; Macrobiotus ehrenbergi Heinis, 1921]


Comment:
[Macrobiotus aviglianae Robotti, 1970 in Pilato & Binda 1977]


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napolitano & Moncada, 2000


Authority:
Pilato, Kaczmarek, Michalczyk & Lisi, 2003


Authority:
Binda, Pilato, Moncada & Napolitano, 2001


Comment:
Subfamily Macrocentrinae, Includes Macrocentrus flavipes, Macrocentrus intricator, Macrocentrus obscurator.


Comment:
Titanosoma jurassicum Verhoeff, 1910 of earlier authors.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  101 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  101 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31002.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  101 <brc>Code</brc><tso>31002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  253 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64009.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  253 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64009.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  369 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77027.005</tso>


Comment:
Sell, P. & Murrell, G., Flora of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 2, 2014


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  369 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77027.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  214 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  212 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  214 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55003.008</tso>


Vernacular:
Garden Tree-mallow (M. olbia x thuringiaca)


Vernacular:
Meadow Brown (England, Wales and Scotland)


Comment:
Locally common in parts of Scotland. Very rare elsewhere


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Theroscopus marshalli


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Charitopes areolaris


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Isadelphus armatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus graculus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Isadelphus coriarius


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now now Isadelphus gallicola


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus palpator


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus bridgmani


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Lochetica westoni


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  26 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64010.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64010.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  255 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64010.002</tso>


Comment:
[=Leucanthemum paludosum (Poir.) Bonnet & Barratte]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  103 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  420 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  420 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.002</tso>


Comment:
[=Medicago sativa subsp. varia (Martyn) Arcang.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  421 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79027.003</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Phygadeuon crassicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Rhembobius nigriceps


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Phygadeuon vagans


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999 on Sheppey, Kent, now widespread in south-east. <brc>22123</brc> <tso>323</tso>


Comment:
Edinburgh Arthur's Seat.  Threatened by changes in grazing regime


Comment:
was Megaselia septentrionalis (Schmitz, 1919)


Comment:
Accidental introduction from North America and apparently established


Comment:
Accidental introduction from North America; has been confused under pinus


Comment:
An established accidental introduction from Eurasia, developing in the seeds of non-native larix


Comment:
An accidental introduction from North America, developing in the seeds of Abies


Comment:
An accidental introduction from North America, developing in the seeds of Pseudotsuga


Comment:
An accidental introduction from Eurasia, developing in the seeds of Picea


Comment:
An accidental introduction from Eurasia, developing in the seeds of Abies


Comment:
= guttatipennis McLachlan, 1865; synonym


Taxon:
Melampyrum pratense subsp. pratense var. hians


Taxon:
Melampyrum pratense subsp. pratense var. pratense


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Gyllenhal, 1827)


Authority:
(W. Gams & Hol.-Jech.) Réblová, M.E. Barr & Samuels


Authority:
(Sacc. & Roum.) Réblová, M.E. Barr & Samuels


Authority:
Melanostoma certum Haarto & Ståhls, 2014


Comment:
Widespread and generally common, especially in the South


Authority:
sensu auctt. ante 1993 non (Gyllenhal, 1808)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79025.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79025.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  419 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79025.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  419 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79025.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  419 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79025.005</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was Pseudocymodusa alternans


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Diadegma crassicorne


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Diadegma hygrobium


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Diadegma litorale


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Diadegma stagnale


Comment:
Genus gender not yet clarified by continental workers.  Records before 1996 may include M.voigti (Verhoeff)


Comment:
Added to British list by Corbet (1996) Bull. British Myriapod Group, 12, 17-20.


Comment:
Status: uncertain, possible immigrant or accidental introduction; Source:Truscott, L. 2010. Atropos 39: 19-20.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  575 <brc>Code</brc><tso>122023.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Tall Mint (M. aquatica x arvensis x spicata)


Vernacular:
Sharp-toothed Mint (M. spicata x longifolia)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  458 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  457 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93001.001</tso>


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare  (syn. Lamproderma atrosporum)


Comment:
Nivicolous (found on vegetation at the edge of melting snow on mountains in Spring), Rare (syn. L. crib.)


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Itamoplex attentorius


Comment:
A single male found indoors in London in 2007, but could become established.


Comment:
New to Britain, 2007 near Tilbury, Essex, now established.


Comment:
GB records refer to meigeni (name actually a synonym of femorata)


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae includes Stictopisthus convexicollis


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae was in Stictopisthus , includes aciculatus, Stictopisthus complanatus


Comment:
{to be confirmed in this genus, see Pilato 1987}


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae was Campodorus axillaris, includes leptogaster, tenuiventris


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae Transferred from Otlophorus by Kasparyan (2000).


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae Transferred from Campodorus by Kasparyan (2000).


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Campodorus immarginatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Campodorus variegatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Anisotacrus bipunctatus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Anisotacrus xanthostigma


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes ambiguus, marginatus


Comment:
All British specimens are subsp. zetlandicus


Authority:
(Gottsche ex Rabenh.) L.Soderstr. & Vana


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Listrognathus firmator


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Listrognathus obnoxius


Comment:
Desmids having a 'single compartment' cell structure.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  395 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77034.001</tso>


Comment:
Changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10301</brc> <tso>372</tso>


Comment:
Changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10302</brc> <tso>371</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0642a. Added to UK List in 2004 - previously unrecorded resident or recent colonist


Comment:
introduced into greenhouses for biological control


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  46 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21004.0009</tso>


Comment:
Changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10201</brc> <tso>369</tso>


Comment:
Changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10202</brc> <tso>370</tso>


Comment:
changed family - was in the Metidae <tso>370.1</tso>


Comment:
Changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10203</brc> <tso>368</tso>


Comment:
Aggregate species, changed family - was in the Metidae. <brc>10204</brc> <tso>368.x</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Meteorinae, Includes brevipesalis, brunnipes, delator.


Comment:
Subfamily Meteorinae, Includes confinis, crassicrus, rubriceps.


Comment:
Subfamily Meteorinae, Includes parvulus, pendulator.


Comment:
Muster C, Michalik P. (2019) Cryptic diversity in ant-mimic Micaria spiders (Araneae, Gnaphosidae) and a tribute to early naturalists. Zool Scr. 00: 1–13.


Authority:
sensu auctt. ante 2007 non (Heer, 1841) nec (Beck, 1817)


Comment:
Use this taxon for an unidentifed micro species in Lepidoptera:


Authority:
M. Lutz, Goker, Piatek, Kemler, Begerow & Oberw.


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, Now Chelonus fenestratus


Comment:
Subfamily Cheloninae, Now Chelonus latrunculus


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, was Perilitus now Microctonus


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, now in Leiophron similis


Comment:
Note Family Name change. <brc>3801</brc> <tso>568</tso>


Comment:
England and parts of Wales. Declining rapidly


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Tycherus macilentus


Authority:
Jones, Webster, Littlewood & McDonald, 2008


Comment:
Subfamily Microgastrinae, Added by Papp (1984) but it is unclear on what basis this species was listed as British (Shaw 2012).


Comment:
Painter, D Two Parasitoid Wasp Species New to Britain


Comment:
Widespread in mainland Britain. Locally common


Comment:
Coastal, mainly southern coasts of England and Ireland


Taxon:
Mimulus guttatus × nummularius × variegatus


Comment:
sp. nov., holotype from Scotland, Herb. RBGE


Vernacular:
Hybrid Monkeyflower (M. guttatus x luteus)


Comment:
=unicolor (Vander Linden, 1829) misident.


Comment:
<Amended by Binda & Pilato 1992; Claxton 1998>


Comment:
<Amended by Claxton 1998> {eggs described in Dastych 1998}


Comment:
This is the Minilimosina v-atrum of Disney’s key.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  161 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48004.002</tso>


Vernacular:
Giant Silver-grass (M. sinensis x sacchariflorus)

Authority:
J.M. Greef & Deuter ex Hodkinson & Renvoize


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napolitano & Moncada, 2002


Comment:
Was BF2249. Unconfirmed C19th temporary resident.


Comment:
Listed in genus Atheta by Duff (2018). Aggregate taxon for fungi s.s and amplicollis (negligens and gilvicollis in this agg. probably also occur in Britain).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  160 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  166 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48009.001</tso>


Comment:
Includes M. hibernica and M. flotoviana (old records for M. hibernica here)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  294 <brc>Code</brc><tso>68003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  157 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  157 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  116 <brc>Code</brc><tso>37001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  187 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49006.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1355a. Source: Sterling, Evans & Jeffes, Ent. Gazette 63: 43-47.


Comment:
Common throughout Britain, but possibly declining


Comment:
Widespread and common throughout Britain


Comment:
Wales and central Britain. Locally common


Comment:
this is the detrita of Fonseca 1968, now = M. orthonevra


Comment:
GB records refer to hirsuta but this name actually a synonym of vicaria


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  550 <brc>Code</brc><tso>120015.05</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  553 <brc>Code</brc><tso>120015.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  166 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  95 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30015.001</tso>


Comment:
Common in West and North England. Rare or absent elsewhere


Comment:
Formerly South English coast. Now extinct


Comment:
Fairly common throughout much of Britain


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  119 <brc>Code</brc><tso>40001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  119 <brc>Code</brc><tso>40001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>81002.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>81002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>81002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>81002.001</tso>


Comment:
Cooke, D., Norriss, T., Fomison, L., Plant, C. W., Myrmeleon formicarius: an Ant-lion New to Britain The Entomologist’s Record 125 (5): 174-178.


Comment:
Established as a British species in 2011  and has been recorded a number of times in Scotland. Some authoroities dispute its specific distinction from M. sabuleti


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  295 <brc>Code</brc><tso>70501.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2200. Now considered a form of M. pallens


Comment:
Vagrant: 1st record in light trap at Porthgwarra, Cornwall on 21 November 2014.


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae now Diaparsis frontella


Vernacular:
Div. One (Flowers split, inner pets pressed flat against outer)


Vernacular:
Div. Four (Fragrant, Pets white & double, Trpt double)


Vernacular:
Div. One (Pets, cut, pale  & yellow mixed)


Vernacular:
Div. Four (Fragrant, Pets white single, Trpt double)


Comment:
[=Narcissus pseudonarcissus subsp. major (Curtis) Baker]


Vernacular:
Div. Four (Pets White - Trpt White, Inner Pets frilled)


Vernacular:
Div. Six (Pets White- Trpt Lemon Yellow)


Vernacular:
Div. Six (Dwarf Pets White - Trpt Yellow)


Vernacular:
Div. Eight (Dwarf Pets White - Trpt Yellow)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  949 <brc>Code</brc><tso>162035.01</tso>


Comment:
[=Narcissus pseudonarcissus subsp. obvallaris (Salisb.) A. Fern.]


Vernacular:
Div. Four (Pets Yellow - Trpt Yellow, Fragrant)


Vernacular:
Div. One (Pets & Trpt Yellow suffused White, Threadlike leaves)


Comment:
[=Narcissus poeticus subsp. radiiflorus (Salisb.) Baker]


Vernacular:
Div. One (Very Early Pets Yellow - Trpt Yellow)


Vernacular:
Div. Four (Pets Yellow, narrow and diffuse)


Vernacular:
Div. Eight (Pets Yellow - Trpt Red-Orange)


Vernacular:
Bernard's Daffodil (N. poeticus x hispanicus)


Vernacular:
Boutigny's Daffodil (N. poeticus x moschatus)


Vernacular:
Head-to-head Daffodil (N. tazetta x cyclamineus)


Vernacular:
Bicoloured Daffodil (N. moschatus x cyclamineus)


Vernacular:
Intermediate Jonquil (N. tazetta x jonquilla)


Vernacular:
Queen of Spain Daffodil (N. triandrus x pseudonarcissus)


Comment:
Rorippa microphylla (Boenn.) Hyl. ex Á. Löve & D. Löve


Authority:
(Berk. & M.A. Curtis) M.S. Cole & D. Hawksw.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  324 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae was in Monoblastus


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae includes Hybophanes ops


Authority:
(Whalley, R.L. Edwards & S.M. Francis) Pouzar


Comment:
Was BF0221a. Status: uncertain, probably adventive; Source: Sherman, N. 2008. BENHS Annual Exhibition.


Comment:
Was BF0217. Considered a synonym of N. koenigi


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes formosus misident


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae misident now formosus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae One English specimen in NMS tentatively identified by K. Horstmann, carried over from Fitton (1978).


Authority:
(de Zio Grimaldi, D'Addabbo Gallo & Morone De Lucia, 1992)


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, D'Addabbo Gallo & Morone De Lucia, 1992


Comment:
New to Britain, 1998. <brc>5303</brc> <tso>625</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999. <brc>5304</brc> <tso>623</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, Includes  Neoneurus bistigmaticus, Neoneurus halidaii.


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, D’Addabbo Gallo & De Lucia Morone, 1987


Authority:
Grimaldi de Zio, D'Addabbo Gallo & Morone De Lucia, 1982

Comment:
<Amended by Grimaldi de Zio, D'Addabbo Gallo, Morone De Lucia & Troccoli 1990>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 259<brc>Code</brc><tso>122013.007</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 2000 on IOW. <brc>22408</brc> <tso>352</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  267 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64025.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae was sp. G in earlier manuscript


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae NB not yet recorded from Britain


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 235<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.004</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.005</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.0052</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.0054</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.0056</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.0058</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.0062</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 236<brc>Code</brc><tso>114012.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  80 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30005.001</tso>


Comment:
[=Thlaspi caerulescens subsp. calaminare J. & C. Presl]


Comment:
[=Thlaspi caerulescens subsp. sylvestre (Jord.) M.Lainz]


Comment:
[=Thlaspi caerulescens subsp. occitanicum (Jord.) M.Lainz]


Comment:
Was BF2110a. Migrant and localised resident


Comment:
Was BF2079. Extinct as a Resident. Also noted as a Migrant.


Comment:
Use for problem males in N. flava and N. panzeri


Comment:
For records prior to split of subcornuta


Comment:
For specimens identified with regard to split of subcornuta.


Comment:
Includes former pleurosticta. Check for facilis


Comment:
Split from N. fulvicornis. Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41002.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  75 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27002.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  75 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  75 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  75 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27002.002</tso>


Comment:
Widespread but scarce in central Britain


Comment:
Widespread in England and Wales. Generally uncommon


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  74 <brc>Code</brc><tso>27001.002</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1596. was Aglais (Nymphalis) antiopa


Comment:
Was BF1594. was Aglais (Nymphalis) polychloros


Comment:
Was BF1346. Synonym (use Elophila difflualis)


Comment:
Was BF1347a. Synonym (Elophila manilensis)


Comment:
Was BF1347. Synonym (use Elophila melagynalis)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Ichneumon equitatorius ‘doubtfully British’ and there is only one specimen in BMNH, labelled ‘British Isles’, with no further information


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Rosenhauer, 1856)


Comment:
Was BF1726. The name in Clerck, 1759 should have been quadrifasciata but was mis-spelt.


Comment:
Split by Maddison and Anderson (2016) (Dtsch. Entomol. Z., 63 (2), 287-301. DOI 10.3897/dez.63.10748). Use this for earlier records of 'harpaloides'.


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Theroscopus annulicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae to be described by the late K. Horstmann (in prep.)


Comment:
Channel Islands and occasionally indoors in buildings


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae Townes (1970) refers to an undetermined species from Ireland


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae includes Hybophanes scabriculus


Authority:
(Torr. & A. Gray ex Hook. & Arn.) J.W. Landon

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77023.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86004.001</tso>


Taxon:
Oenothera glazioviana x biennis x cambrica


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  451 <brc>Code</brc><tso>86004.002</tso>


Authority:
(H.Buch & S.W.Arnell) L.Soderstr., De Roo & Hedd.


Comment:
Was BF2056a. one caught at Totton in Hants in 1992


Authority:
Witt, Müller, Kravchenko, Hausmann & Speidel, 2005


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Olesicampe macellator


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Olesicampe transiens


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Olesicampe cothurnata


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes luteipes, subcallosa


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Olesicampe incrassator


Comment:
Was BF2337x. One of three possible species


Comment:
now rubigus but status unclear O. rhesus is not mentioned by Hansson and Shevtsova (2012)


Authority:
(M.M. Moser) M.M. Moser ex Redhead, Ammirati & Norvell


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  405 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79010.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  27 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  416 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  416 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  417 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  416 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79024.003</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Linnaeus, 1767)


Comment:
Was in Rhynchospilus includes Pantolyta princeps


Comment:
an introduced gall-former on planted Eucalpytus, only tentatively identified; see also Badmin (2008)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  14 <brc>Code</brc><tso>5001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  14 <brc>Code</brc><tso>5001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  13 <brc>Code</brc><tso>5001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Part of O.crassicornis ISO Brock et al.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Added by Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Newly recorded, Ireland.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Part of O.obscuratus sensu Brock et al..


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. May be found in Scotland.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Part of  British  'costatus' until Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Part of a complex  formerly called O. mocsaryi.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. O.costatus ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019, NOT as used in Britain up to that date.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Pre-2019 'costatus' are brocki or splendens.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. O.crassicornis ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Records which predate the 2019 revision may be crassicornis, angularis or borealis.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Presence in Britain not yet confirmed.


Authority:
Kriechbaumer, 1879 sensu Johansson & Cederberg, 2019

Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Includes much of what was known as O.pteridis.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. O.luteus ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Brock et al.. 2 spp in UK since Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Authority:
Brauns, 1889 ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.

Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019, part of mocsaryi ISO Brock et al.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Contains confusus and mocsaryi ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Authority:
Fabricius, 1798 ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.

Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. Contains O. autumnalis, sylvestris, variegatus & obscuratus ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. O.parvulus ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. O.parvulus ISO Brock et al., now five species.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019. Not related to 'old' pteridis and not yet recognised as a British species.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae specimens previously identified as pteridis need to be reidentified


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Brock et al.. Johansson & Cederberg 2019 splits this into scutellaris & wuestneii.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019,  formerly included in luteus


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae.  Part of  British  'costatus' until Johansson & Cederberg, 2019.


Comment:
Subfamily Ophioninae. ISO Johansson & Cederberg, 2019, part of O.obscuratus sensu Brock et al..


Authority:
(Fabricius, 1792) non (Muller, O.F., 1776)


Authority:
(Duftschmid, 1812) non (Fabricius, 1792)


Comment:
First found in the Lea Valley October 1999


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Now Apodesmia similis


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Now Phaedrotoma fasciata


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Now Rhogadopsis reconditor


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, now Phaedrotoma pulchriceps


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes exilis, piceus.


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Now Phaedrotoma caesa


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes spretus, vindex.


Comment:
Was BF0278a. Status: uncertain Source: Lawlor, M.P., 2009. Entomologis's Gazette in press


Comment:
Originally “iota”, but as “jota” is in prevailing usage then the latter is deemed to be the ‘correct’ original spelling according to Article 33.3.1 of the ICZN Code.


Comment:
New to Britain, 1992 - to be determined. <brc>22801</brc> <tso>14</tso>


Comment:
[Oreella minor Ramazzotti, 1964 in Dastych, McInnes & Claxton 1998] <Amended by Dastych, McInnes & Claxton 1998>


Comment:
species inquidenda [in Dastych, McInnes & Claxton 1998; Oreella bonnensis Rahm, 1932]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  22 <brc>Code</brc><tso>14003.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis funerea


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Oresbius nycthemerus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Oresbius leucopsis


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae was Aptesis subguttata Listed as a species of Aptesis by Yu and Horstmann (1997).


Comment:
Found only very near rivers in south-east Ireland


Comment:
Includes O. subsp. umbellatum & subsp. campestre


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79014.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79014.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79014.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79014.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  630 <brc>Code</brc><tso>129002.01</tso>


Comment:
[=Orobanche minor var. maritima (Pugsley) Rumsey & Jury]


Comment:
[=Orobanche artemisiae-campestris Vacher ex Gaudin]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  293 <brc>Code</brc><tso>68002.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Aptesis graviceps


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Gnotus rugipectus


Authority:
(Linnaeus) Benth. & Hook. ex Asch. & Sch


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  130 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44004.001</tso>


Comment:
also known as Sparling (Scotland and N England)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  14 <brc>Code</brc><tso>6001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae Transferred to Mesoleius by Kasparyan (2000).


Comment:
Aggregate taxon for melanopus sens. str. and rufocyanea.


Comment:
Formerly lumped with and under erichsoni, then raised as a distinct species, then lumped under melanopus.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  475 <brc>Code</brc><tso>105001.01</tso>


Comment:
Added in BJENH volume 31, pages 37 - 38.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  196 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49009.001</tso>


Comment:
Now regarded as an established introduction.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79009.001</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999. <brc>4410</brc> <tso>603</tso>


Comment:
First recorded 1999 on an Oil Rig off Shetland.  Native of N. America.


Authority:
(Tul. & C. Tul. ex Berk.) Tul. & C. Tul.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  457 <brc>Code</brc><tso>92002.001</tso>


Authority:
(Fabre) G. Arnaud ex Spooner & P.M. Kirk


Authority:
(Friedrichs & Bally) A.H.S. Br. & G. Sm.


Authority:
(J.H. Mill., Giddens & A.A. Foster) Onions & G.L. Barron


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  204 <brc>Code</brc><tso>51001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  204 <brc>Code</brc><tso>51001.002</tso>


Comment:
Includes P. commutata and P. falcata + other old vars (=Cratoneuron commutatum)


Comment:
=P. commutata var. commutata (=Cratoneuron commutatum var. commutatum)


Comment:
Was BF1236. Found on oak (Quercus) and sweet chestnut (Castanea) - see also P. herrichiana (1236a)


Comment:
Was BF1236a. Found on beech (Fagus) - possibly an ecotype of P. fasciana (1236)


Comment:
Was BF2455b. One record from Hants in 2001 (found on imported produce in a Tesco store)


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae was in Aniseres, includes inaequalis


Comment:
Includes  anysis,  incerta and  subtilis.


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Synomelix perfida


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  103 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  102 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  103 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  102 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.015</tso>


Comment:
[=Papaver dubium subsp. lecoqii (Lamotte) Syme]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  102 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  103 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  102 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32001.003</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Hoffmann, J., 1803)


Comment:
Was BF1351b. was placed in Nymphula (in error from Bradley, 2000)


Comment:
Was BF1351. was placed in Nymphula (in error from Bradley, 2000)


Comment:
Was BF1351a. was placed in Nymphula (in error from Bradley, 2000)


Vernacular:
Speckled Wood (West and North-west Scotland)


Authority:
Morone De Lucia, Grimaldi de Zio & D'Addabbo Gallo, 1984


Authority:
Gallo D’Addabbo, Grimaldi de Zio & Sandulli, 2001


Comment:
Lumped by Roberts with P. agrestis <tso>408</tso>


Comment:
Was Pardosa agricola s.s. <brc>6402</brc> <tso>406</tso>


Comment:
was P. arenicola now considered a coastal form of P. agricola <tso>406.1</tso>


Comment:
Now sunk in Pardosa agricola <tso>406.x</tso>


Comment:
The taxon formerly known in Britain as P. lugubris is now known to be the closely related cryptic species P. saltans. <tso>415</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  118 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  118 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  322 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76010.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  159 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48050.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  464 <brc>Code</brc><tso>95002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  464 <brc>Code</brc><tso>95002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  464 <brc>Code</brc><tso>95002.003</tso>


Authority:
(P. Crouan & H. Crouan) K.D. Hyde & Mouzouras


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 84<brc>Code</brc><tso>61001.010</tso>


Comment:
Includes subspp. sativa, sylvestris & urens


Comment:
[=Pastinaca sativa subsp. sativa var. hortensis Gaudin]


Comment:
[=Pastinaca sativa var. sylvestris (Mill.) DC.]


Comment:
Was BF0384a.  Adventive. Source: Patton, S.J. 2003. in 2002 Annual Exhibition: British Microlepidoptera British Journal of Entomology & natural History16: 169 + fig. p.170.


Comment:
Was BF2488a. Suspected migrant. First recorded 1995 Greatstone Kent.


Comment:
Population found established in Bovey Tracey in 2016


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional), only recently recognised as part of the British fauna having been split from lethifer.


Comment:
For specimens determined with regard to split of P. fabricii


Comment:
=mortifer Valkeila in Valkeila & Leclercq, 1970


Comment:
Was BF0369a. Status: resident - probably of recent arrival


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Lathrolestes pictilis


Comment:
Was BF1937b. Rare migrant, first recorded 1990, Lydd in Kent. Native of Europe.


Comment:
On herbivore dung, Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Rare


Comment:
Close to caninae, taxonomic status needs revision (note in Fauna Europaea).


Comment:
presence on British list requires confirmation


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Lathrolestes buccinator


Comment:
was winnertzii: authors, misident. (not Egger, 1862)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  184 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  184 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  184 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  184 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  183 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  182 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49001.004</tso>


Vernacular:
Finnish Knotweed (P. alpina x weyrichii)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48024.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48024.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48024.003</tso>


Authority:
(Le Gal & Romagn.) M.M. Moser ex Aviz.-Hersh. & Nemlich


Authority:
(G.G. Hahn) DiCosmo, Nag Raj & W.B. Kendr.


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius punctiventris.


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius comparandus.


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Was Opius nitidulator


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius ilicis, Opius pulchriventris.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Dirophanes


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae Transferred back to Phaeogenes (from Tycherus) by Diller and Shaw (2014).


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Aethecerus


Authority:
(R.V. Gessner & Kohlm.) Shoemaker & C.E. Babc.


Authority:
(E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.) Leuchtm.


Authority:
sensu Rye, 1872 non Brisout de Barneville, 1863


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79002.001</tso>


Comment:
Most Pheasants are domestic hybrids between subspecies.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  22 <brc>Code</brc><tso>14002.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1581. Taxon changed from Maculinea


Comment:
Continental sub-species re-introduced to England


Comment:
Original English sub-species (now extinct)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  303 <brc>Code</brc><tso>73001.001</tso>


Comment:
Includes Philadelphus x virginalis Rehder


Comment:
Occasionally imported with tiles and produce from southern Europe.


Authority:
sensu auctt. (incl. Strand & Vik) non (Thomson, C.G., 1856)


Comment:
Aggregate species.  Formally confused under P. rufus.  No evidence that rufus has ever been recorded in Britain. <tso>578.x</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1993. Formerly as Philodromus longipalpis


Comment:
Single old British record before 1879, but 2 males in Malaise trap on separate dates on Greenwich green roof in 2014, probably originating from nearby habitat. <brc>4502</brc>


Comment:
Widespread, one of the five commonest species of woodlouse.


Authority:
(Berk. & Broome) K.H. Larss. & Hjortstam


Authority:
(Boidin & Gilles) Tellería, Melo & M. Dueñas


Authority:
(Höhn. & Litsch.) Ginns & M.N.L. Lefebvre


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. partim? non (Gravenhorst, 1802)


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Campoletis varicoxa


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Hyposoter obscurellus


Comment:
Coasts of Scotland and East England. Locally common


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 365<brc>Code</brc><tso>150009.002</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae now in  Astrenis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Medophron crassicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes britannicus, ragensis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae was Phygadeuon sp. P


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes lincolniae, oppositus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Megacara vagans


Comment:
Was BF0366b. Status: adventive; Source: Homan, R., 2012. Ent.Rec.J.Var. 124: 279-281


Comment:
Was BF0367a. Status: resident - probably a recent arrival


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  286 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67005.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF0327. was Phyllonorycter cydoniella


Comment:
Synonymised with melanocephalus by Pagola-Carte et al. (2005).


Authority:
sensu Southwood & Leston (1959) not Hahn, 1831

Comment:
S&L erroneously used 'pallipes Fieber' in place of 'palliceps Fieber'.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.001</tso>


Comment:
This definition covers the introduced species (sometimes placed in Physella) named by Kerney (1999) as acuta, heterostropha and gyrina.


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. P. nutans)


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Muscicolous (found on terrestrial mosses), Rare


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare (syn. P. lividum)


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Rare


Comment:
Corticolous (found on bark of living trees), Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare


Comment:
Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.), Rare (syn . P. listeri)


Comment:
Was Physcia tenella subsp. tenella.<bls>1120</bls>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  325 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  128 <brc>Code</brc><tso>43001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  128 <brc>Code</brc><tso>43001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  128 <brc>Code</brc><tso>43001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  42 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.0031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.0033</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.0032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.0034</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  43 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.002</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 9 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.0021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  283 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67001.001</tso>


Comment:
WARNING, name has swapped, this is the P. mikii of Fonseca’s key and P. boletorum of Chandler 1998.


Comment:
WARNING, name has swapped, this is the P. graminicola of Fonseca’s key and Chandler 1998.


Comment:
Specimens keying to mikii with Fonseca are the boletorum of Chandler 1998 and should now be referred to P. graminicola (Zetterstedt, 1846).


Comment:
This is the Piezura graminicola of Fonseca’s key and of Chandler 1998.


Authority:
(Vill. ex Gochnat) F.W. Schultz & Sch. Bip.


Authority:
(Waldst. & Kit.) F.Schultz & Schultz-Bip


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  17 <brc>Code</brc><tso>9001.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now flavicoxis but status unclear


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae includes hypochondriaca, instigator


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0041</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0042</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0043</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  46 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0051</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  45 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  46 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20007.01</tso>


Comment:
Common throughout most of the British Isles


Comment:
No evidence yet of establishment.<brc>4201</brc> <tso>587</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  416 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79022.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  302 <brc>Code</brc><tso>72001.001</tso>


Comment:
Includes P. spinulosa and P. bifaria (=P. killarniensis)


Comment:
Maybe extinct after temporary colonisation of Isle of Wight in 2007-08. Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
Includes P. affine, P. elatum, P. ellipticum


Comment:
Galls introduced Quercus ilex and Q. coccifera


Taxon:
Platanthera bifolia x Gymnadenia borealis


Vernacular:
London Plane (P. occidentalis x orientalis)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  138 <brc>Code</brc><tso>34001.001</tso>


Comment:
[Diphascon craigi Beasley, 1990 in Kathman & Beasley 1997]


Comment:
Found in the nests of a wide variety of ant species, mainly southern.


Comment:
First British Record: 4/06/2010 Crookes, Sheffield. SK32425 87442 Female Found by Paul Richardson.


Authority:
Goeldlin de Tiefenau, Maibach & Speight, 1990


Comment:
was Platycheirus scutatus (Meigen, 1822)


Comment:
see also Platycheirus scutatus sens. lat.


Comment:
Added by Buhl and O'Connor, 2009, Buhl and Bennett, 2009.


Comment:
Added by Buhl and Notton, 2005. Taxon uncertain.


Comment:
Added by Buhl and O'Connor, 2009, Buhl and Bennett, 2012a.


Comment:
Added by Gaham, 1933; omitted by Fergusson, 1978.


Comment:
Taxon under review. Added by Buhl and Notton, 2009.


Comment:
Status under review Recorded by Barnes, 1948.


Comment:
Added by Barnes, 1927; omitted by Fergusson, 1978.


Comment:
Added by Barnes, 1931, omitted by Fergusson, 1978.


Comment:
Synonym:  Platygastroidea - xBio:D Cyberinfrastructure, The Ohio State University, where they regard P.nigra to be the synonym.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Aoplus humilis


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Aoplus lariciatae


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Deuterolabops eupitheciae


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Aoplus virginalis


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes pedatorius (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae misident now heteromallus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now in Dentilabus


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Rhyssolabus arcticus


Vernacular:
Silver-studded Blue (Extinct Southern Chalk)


Vernacular:
Silver-studded Blue (Extinct Northern England)


Comment:
Devon, Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset. Very rare


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes distincta, subtilis


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes Dialipsis communis


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae The identification of specimens as hyperborea away from Svalbard is uncertain (Horstmann 2003b), the identity of specimens recorded as this species is therefore unknown.


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now in Stenomacrus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes Stenomacrus ventralis


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes Leipaulus ridibundus


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis albulatoria


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Polytribax flavopunctatus


Authority:
(E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.) O.E. Erikss.


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis unifasciata


Authority:
(J. Webster & M.T. Lucas) Apinis & Chesters


Authority:
(Tul. & C. Tul.) M.E. Barr, J.D. Rogers & Y.M. Ju


Comment:
Use this taxon for unidentified species in Lepidoptera: Pterophoridae


Comment:
This is not an aggregate.  The English Name should be Lesser Golden Plover, because this is what these two were called when they were lumped.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  858 <brc>Code</brc><tso>157022.01</tso>


Taxon:
Pohlia elongata subsp. elongata var. acuminata


Taxon:
Pohlia elongata subsp. elongata var. elongata


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius liparae


Comment:
Subfamily Alysiinae, Replaces Coelinius melas


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae now Ctenochira grossa


Comment:
Subfamily Tryphoninae British specimens belong to the subspecies carbonator Kasparyan, 1970.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  170 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48015.001</tso>


Comment:
Blower (1985) retained the name P. gallicus Latzel, 1884, whilst acknowledging that the correct species name was P. coriaceus Porat, 1870.


Comment:
Blower (1958) listed this species as P. coriaceus but Blower (1985) acknowledged that the correct species name was P. inconstans Latzel, 1884.


Comment:
Discovered in Kent in 2018. Cooke et al. (2019). The Coleopterist, 28(3): 117 - 125.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  466 <brc>Code</brc><tso>97001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  466 <brc>Code</brc><tso>97001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  466 <brc>Code</brc><tso>97001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  466 <brc>Code</brc><tso>97001.001</tso>


Comment:
Includes P. multiflorum and P. x hybridum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  186 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  186 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  186 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  186 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  185 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  185 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  185 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  186 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  230 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49004.006</tso>


Comment:
Var. typica (sensu Wagner & Weber (1964)) describes typical British specimens not referrable to var. lateralis.


Comment:
Populations from Yorkshire northwards belong to var. lateralis, which has reduced yellow markings on the corium and feeds on Heath Bedstraw.


Vernacular:
Common Blue (England, Scotland and Wales)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  18 <brc>Code</brc><tso>11001.0023</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now in Recinervellus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  30 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.0023</tso>


Vernacular:
Hybrid Sword-fern (P. setiferum x munitum)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  31 <brc>Code</brc><tso>17001.0013</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Plectocryptus effeminatus


Comment:
New in 2010. Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional).


Comment:
now Euura herbaceae. The crassipes of Benson 1954 in part.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  226 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  229 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  230 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  227 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  226 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  226 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  229 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.009</tso>


Vernacular:
Berlin Poplar (P. laurifolia x nigra 'Italica')

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  229 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  229 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  226 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  226 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  229 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63001.007</tso>


Comment:
Glasshouses only.  Added to British list by Blower & Rundle (1986) Bull. British Myriapod Group, 3, 11-16.


Comment:
Found mainly in Ireland and near south and west coasts of England and Wales.


Comment:
Widespread, more common in east than west, probably naturalised.


Comment:
returned to nomina dubia in genus Cecidomyia


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  155 <brc>Code</brc><tso>47001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  772 <brc>Code</brc><tso>146001.02</tso>


Comment:
[=Potamogeton x zizii W.D.J. Koch ex Roth.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  768 <brc>Code</brc><tso>146001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  342 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  345 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  344 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77009.015</tso>


Comment:
[=Sanguisorba minor subsp. muricata (Gremli) Briq.]


Comment:
Was BF0449a. Adventive species found in London in 2000, probably imported with citrus fruit.


Comment:
Was BF0449c. Status: adventive; Source: Mitchell, A.R. in prep.


Comment:
Was BF0449b. Status: presumed adventive resident.


Comment:
Was BF0448a. Status: resident. Source: Agassiz, D.J.L., 2011, Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 123: 150-151


Vernacular:
Prays ruficeps/fraxinella f. rustica agg.

Comment:
Was BF0448x. Use where it is difficult to separate Prays ruficeps from Prays fraxinella f.rustica


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  296 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  297 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  296 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  296 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71001.005</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Priopoda stictica (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae misident for Priopoda apicaria


Comment:
Possibly two British species occur under this name:


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae misident, now crassulus)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes concinnus (misident)


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes mesoxanthus, sincerus


Comment:
Formerly regarded as P. metallica, now (Duff, 2018) as P. cuprea subsp. metallica.


Comment:
Now regarded as subsp. metallica of P. cuprea (Duff, 2018).


Authority:
(E.A.Hodgs. & Grolle) Vana & L.Soderstr.


Vernacular:
Hybrid Self-heal (P. laciniata x vulgaris)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  438 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  365 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  365 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  367 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  439 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77022.004</tso>


Comment:
Split from betuleti. Recognised as British by Nau, B.S. (2007). From the regions -Bedfordshire. Het News, 9: 14.


Comment:
Subfamily = Deltocephalinae. Also known as Psammotettix aliena.


Comment:
Subfamily = Deltocephalinae. Identified in 2015 from a number of specimens collected in South Essex in 2005, to be published in Essex Naturalist in December 2017.


Comment:
Subfamily = Deltocephalinae. Also known as Psammotettix striata.


Comment:
Status uncertain (taxonomic or distributional), only recently recognised as part of the British fauna, having been split from pallipes.


Comment:
For records prior to recognised split of chevrieri


Comment:
For records determined with regard to split of chevrieri


Comment:
[Pseudechiniscus suillus franciscae De Barros, 1942]


Authority:
Biserov & Maucci, 1986 (in Biserov 1986)


Authority:
Pilato, Binda, Napolitano & Moncada, 2001


Comment:
Was BF2413a. Bradley, P.G., Atropos 31: 15-16.


Comment:
Was BF1209a. Source: H.E. Beaumont, 2012, Entomologist's Record & Journal of Variation 124: 64-66


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Meloboris alternans


Comment:
species inquirenda [in Guidetti & Pilato 2002]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  107 <brc>Code</brc><tso>33003.001</tso>


Taxon:
Pseudorchis albida x Gymnadenia borealis


Comment:
formerly listed as Smittia foliacea in GB list


Authority:
Gallo D’Addabbo, de Zio Grimaldi & D’Addabbo, 2000


Comment:
<Amended by Bello & de Zio Grimaldi 1998>


Authority:
de Zio Grimaldi, D’Addabbo Gallo & Morone De Lucia, 1998


Authority:
Gallo D’Addabbo, de Zio Grimaldi & Sandulli, 2001


Comment:
British specimens were originally misidentified as medicaginis (Askew, 2002)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20002.0013</tso>


Taxon:
Pseudotsuga menziesii subsp. glaucescens var. caesia

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20002.0014</tso>


Taxon:
Pseudotsuga menziesii subsp. glaucescens var. glauca

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20002.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20002.0011</tso>


Comment:
Includes P. atriceps and Acanosema flavipes.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>13001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>13001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>13001.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  20 <brc>Code</brc><tso>13001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>8001.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>8001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>8001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  16 <brc>Code</brc><tso>8001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  119 <brc>Code</brc><tso>39002.001</tso>


Vernacular:
Hybrid Wingnut (P. fraxinifolia x stenoptera)


Comment:
junior secondary homonym but not synonym of P. puparum (Linnaeus).


Comment:
Treated as a non-established introduction by Duff (2018).


Authority:
(J. Schröt.) Hylander{?}, Jørst. & Nannf.


Comment:
This is the Pullimosina moesta of Disney’s key.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  83 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30011.001</tso>


Authority:
(Hook. & Taylor) Plasek, Sawicki & Ochyra


Comment:
Reportedly British (London). An un-named taxon, different to P. fuliginosus and P. angulatus.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  395 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77033.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  395 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77033.002</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1366a. Status: unknown; Source: Steele, T., 2012. Atropos 47: 62-63


Authority:
(H.N. Hansen) Gorenz, J.C. Walker & Larson


Comment:
Was BF0898a. Recently established resident, possible migrant.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  293 <brc>Code</brc><tso>68001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  293 <brc>Code</brc><tso>68001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  293 <brc>Code</brc><tso>68001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  369 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77026.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  369 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77026.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  368 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77026.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  369 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77026.002</tso>


Authority:
sensu Gridelli, 1924 partim non Lucas, 1849


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  120 <brc>Code</brc><tso>41004.01</tso>


Comment:
Includes R. canescens, R. ericoides and R. elongatum


Comment:
R. macounii subsp. alpinum (E.Lawton) Frisvoll is only the British subsp.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  465 <brc>Code</brc><tso>96002.001</tso>


Comment:
<Amended by Grimaldi de Zio, Morone De Lucia & D’Addabbo Gallo 1983>


Authority:
D’Addabbo Gallo, Grimaldi de Zio & Morone De Lucia, 1986


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.001</tso>


Taxon:
Ranunculus acris subsp. borealis var. pumilus

Comment:
[Ranunculus acris var. pumilus Wahlenb.]


Taxon:
Ranunculus acris subsp. borealis var. villosus

Comment:
[Ranunculus acris var. villosus (Drabble) S.M. Coles]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0251</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.025</tso>


Taxon:
Ranunculus aquatilis x fluitans sens. str.

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0257</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0255</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0236</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0305</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0245</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0131</tso>


Taxon:
Ranunculus flammula subsp. flammula var. flammula


Taxon:
Ranunculus flammula subsp. flammula var. ovatus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0132</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0133</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.03</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  92 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  92 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.026</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0244</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.028</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0281</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0282</tso>


Taxon:
Ranunculus penicillatus subsp. pseudofluitans var. vertumnus

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0284</tso>


Taxon:
Ranunculus penicillatus subsp. pseudofluitans var.pseudofluitans

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0283</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  88 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  90 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.011</tso>


Comment:
Includes all Water-crowfoots and hybrids between them


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.024</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0242</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0241</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.022</tso>


Vernacular:
R. aquatilis or trichophyllus x fluitans

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.029</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  94 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0291</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  92 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0201</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0232</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  91 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0243</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  92 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  93 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30013.0231</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  280 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64046.001</tso>


Taxon:
Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. maritimus x subsp. raphanistrum


Taxon:
Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum var. aureus


Taxon:
Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum var. flavus


Taxon:
Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum var. raphanistrum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  280 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64046.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  279 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64044.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  279 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64044.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  281 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  282 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  281 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  282 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  282 <brc>Code</brc><tso>65001.004</tso>


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. Enteridium int.)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. E. splendens var. Jur.)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. E. lic.)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. E. lob.)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. E. lyc.)


Comment:
Probably extinct in British Isles, (syn. E. min.)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. E. olivacum)


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Rare (syn.E. simulans)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  463 <brc>Code</brc><tso>94001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  463 <brc>Code</brc><tso>94001.001</tso>


Comment:
Name established by Nilsson & Holmen (1995). Last recorded 1904.


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Bergstrasser, 1777)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Medophron nigriceps


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae now Aptesis nigricollis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  188 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49007.002</tso>


Comment:
NW England, N Wales, Scotland, Hebrides, Shetland


Comment:
South-west England and South Wales. Very rare and endangered


Comment:
Widespread in South-west England and South Wales. Rare and endangered


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  285 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  285 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67002.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius docilis.


Comment:
restored to Rhogogaster from Cytisogaster


Comment:
formerly in MM as a syn of scalaris, but this erroneous.


Comment:
was in MM as accepted name of chlorosoma but this an error, scalaris now equates to viridis of Benson 1952


Comment:
this equates to the viridis of Benson 1952


Comment:
this equates to the dryas of Benson 1952


Authority:
Hansen, D’Addabbo Gallo & Grimaldi de Zio, 2003


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Erromenus fasciatus


Comment:
= septentrionis McLachlan, 1865; synonym


Authority:
(Sherwood, D. Hawksw. & Coppins) Etayo & Diederich


Authority:
(Herbst, 1795) ? non (de Razoumowsky, 1789)


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Platymischos atriventris


Comment:
Deleted from British list. One of the two records is unconfirmed, the other was a misidentification of R. angulosa.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  306 <brc>Code</brc><tso>74002.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  458 <brc>Code</brc><tso>93002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  315 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  101 <brc>Code</brc><tso>32010.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Now Aleiodes unipunctator


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Now Aleiodes ruficornis


Comment:
Subfamily Rogadinae, Includes Pelecystoma luteum.


Comment:
Probably extinct, if ever truly establishe as a British species


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.009</tso>


Vernacular:
Thames Yellow-cress (R. palustris x amphibia)

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  257 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64012.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  358 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.004</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa arvensis x caesia subsp. caesia (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa arvensis x caesia subsp. glauca (f x m)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.015</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa caesia sens. lat. x rubiginosa (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia sens. lat. x sherardii (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia sens. lat. x spinosissima (fxm)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x arvensis (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x canina (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x mollis (f x m)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.017</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x rubiginosa (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x sherardii (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x spinosissima (fxm)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. caesia x tomentosa (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x canina (f x m)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.018</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x micrantha (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x mollis (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x obtusifolia (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x rubiginosa (f x m)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.019</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x sherardii (f x m)


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x stylosa (f x m)


Comment:
[=Rosa caesia subsp. glauca (Nyman) G.G. Graham & Primavesi]


Taxon:
Rosa caesia subsp. vosagiaca x spinosissima (fxm)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  361 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  361 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  361 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  359 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  358 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.029</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.025</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  357 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  357 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.05</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  362 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.021</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa pimpinellifolia x rubiginosa x sherardii


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  359 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  357 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.024</tso>


Taxon:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia sens. lat. (fxm)


Taxon:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia subsp. caesia (fxm or mxf)


Taxon:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia subsp. caesia (fxm)


Taxon:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia subsp. vosagiaca (fxm or mxf)


Taxon:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia subsp. vosagiaca (fxm)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  361 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  363 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  359 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77021.009</tso>


Vernacular:
Rosa spinosissima x tomentosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa rubiginosa x tomentosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa micrantha x rubiginosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa spinosissima x rubiginosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa spinosissima x agrestis (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa caesia sens. lat. x mollis (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa spinosissima x sherardii (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa spinosissima x caesia sens. lat. (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa caesia subsp. glauca x tomentosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa arvensis x obtusifolia (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa rubiginosa x sherardii (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa obtusifolia x rubiginosa (fxm or mxf)


Vernacular:
Rosa canina x micrantha (f x m or m x f)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  406 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.007</tso>


Comment:
Newton, A. & Porter, M. 1994, Watsonia 20: 133-141.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  335 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  404 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  406 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  330 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77008.025</tso>


Comment:
A breeding population found in Glasgow in 2012 and since found in other locations in that area.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  190 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  190 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.001</tso>


Taxon:
Rumex acetosella subsp. acetosella var. tenuifolius


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  191 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  192 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  194 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  194 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  192 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  191 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  192 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  192 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  196 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  196 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  192 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.012</tso>


Taxon:
Rumex patientia x crispus x obtusifolius


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  191 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  191 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  195 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  190 <brc>Code</brc><tso>49008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  129 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44002.001</tso>


Authority:
sensu auctt. non (Jacquelin du Val, 1854)


Comment:
First found in Glamorgan 1980 but not named until 1983


Authority:
J. Andrews & R.B. Gilliland ex Van der Walt


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.007</tso>


Comment:
[=Sagina apetala subsp. erecta F. Herm.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  168 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48010.005</tso>


Comment:
Walton, G.A. (1986). Saldula connemarae sp. n. (Hemiptera: Saldidae), a new species of shore bug from Co Galway, Ireland. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22: 51-52.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  148 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45008.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  236 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  242 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.034</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  240 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  233 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.038</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.024</tso>


Taxon:
Salix caprea x myrsinifolia x phylicifolia


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  240 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.025</tso>


Taxon:
Salix cinerea x myrsinifolia x phylicifolia


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  236 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  241 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.028</tso>


Comment:
[=Salix fragilis var. decipiens W.D. Koch]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  243 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.036</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  242 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.033</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  242 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.032</tso>


Taxon:
Salix lapponum x myrsinifolia x phylicifolia


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  241 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.029</tso>


Taxon:
Salix myrsinifolia x phylicifolia x arbuscula


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  243 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.035</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  241 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.03</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  235 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  242 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  243 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.037</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  235 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  236 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.016</tso>


Comment:
[=Salix x alpoecuroides (Salix fragilis x triandra)


Vernacular:
S. myrsinifolia x phylicifolia x myrsinites


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  236 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.013</tso>


Taxon:
Salix x fragilis nothovar. basfordiana f. basfordiana

Comment:
[=Salix x rubens nothovar. basfordiana f. basfordiana]


Taxon:
Salix x fragilis nothovar. basfordiana f. sanguinea

Comment:
[=Salix x rubens nothovar. basfordiana f. sanguinea]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  240 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.026</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  235 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.01</tso>


Taxon:
Salix x mollissima nothovar. hippophaifolia


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  235 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  234 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.008</tso>


Taxon:
Salix x sepulcralis nothovar. chrysocoma

Vernacular:
Weeping Willow (S. alba var.vitellina x babylonica)


Taxon:
Salix x sepulcralis nothovar. sepulcralis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  237 <brc>Code</brc><tso>63002.021</tso>


Vernacular:
S. caprea x cinerea x purpurea x viminalis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  150 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45010.001</tso>


Comment:
Deleted from British list. <brc>4802</brc>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  578 <brc>Code</brc><tso>122026.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  368 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71008.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  348 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77017.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  348 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77017.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  219 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48022.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  219 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48022.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  147 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  216 <brc>Code</brc><tso>56001.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 81 <brc>Code</brc><tso>56001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  318 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  320 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  319 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76005.009</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae includes planatus, ventricosus


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now Endromopoda detrita


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now Fredegunda diluta


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now Endromopoda nitida


Comment:
now spurca, suilla a synonym of Norellisoma spinimanum


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Aptesis labralis


Comment:
Includes S. rivulare and S. platyphyllum


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Replaces Triaspis collaris.


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae now Iania pictifrons


Comment:
Was BF2483. Hybrid between S.costaestrigalis and S,taenialis


Comment:
[=Chionodoxa sardensis Whittall ex Barr]


Comment:
Was BF1447b. First recorded in 2005, re-confirmed in 2006 (unpublished)


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae was in Gonotypus includes Spudastica kriechbaumeri


Comment:
Common in England and Wales, local in Scotland


Comment:
locally common in Scotland. Generally extinct elsewhere


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  169 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48011.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  169 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48011.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  409 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79018.001</tso>


Comment:
[=Leontodon autumnalis L. subsp. autumnalis]


Comment:
[=Leontodon autumnalis subsp. pratensis (Hornem.) Gremli]


Comment:
[=Leontodon autumnalis var. salina (Aspegren) Lange]


Comment:
North Wales, Anglesy, N. England, Scotland and Ireland


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  408 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79017.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  310 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  310 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.013</tso>


Vernacular:
Autumn Stonecrop (S. spectabile x telephium)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  310 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  310 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  310 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  312 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  313 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75005.02</tso>


Authority:
(W.W. Wagener) B. Sutton & I.A.S. Gibson


Comment:
Identification uncertain (Graham (1969a), based on a male specimen


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  7 <brc>Code</brc><tso>2001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  6 <brc>Code</brc><tso>2001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  308 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  308 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  740 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139070.01</tso>


Comment:
Roldana petasitis (Sims) H. Rob. & Brettell


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  742 <brc>Code</brc><tso>139070.02</tso>


Comment:
[=Senecio vulgaris var. denticulatus (O.F. Müll.) Hyl.]


Taxon:
Senecio vulgaris subsp. vulgaris var. hibernicus

Comment:
[=Senecio vulgaris var. hibernicus Syme]


Taxon:
Senecio vulgaris subsp. vulgaris var. vulgaris


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  46 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  47 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21002.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2379a. Status: migrant; Source: Hicks, M.E. & Clifton, J., 2012, Atropos 45: 9-10.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  401 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79050.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2222. Unconfirmed, Misidentification. No confirmed British record.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  345 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77010.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  223 <brc>Code</brc><tso>62050.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  211 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  215 <brc>Code</brc><tso>55007.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  177 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  175 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  175 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  177 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  177 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  175 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.009</tso>


Comment:
[=Silene fimbriata (Gueldenst. ex M. Bieb.) Boiss.]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.002</tso>


Taxon:
Silene nutans subsp. smithiana var. salmoniana


Taxon:
Silene nutans subsp. smithiana var. smithiana


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  177 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  176 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48020.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64038.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64038.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  276 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64038.005</tso>


Authority:
(J. Schröt. ex Höhn. & Litsch.) Hallenb.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  249 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  249 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  249 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  249 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  249 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  250 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64001.004</tso>


Comment:
Sitticus inexpectus formerly confused with S. rupicola which does not occur in Britain <tso>637</tso>


Comment:
this is a synonym of Camptocladius stercorarius but in GB keys refers to Pseudosmittia foliosa


Comment:
this is a synonym of Camptocladius stercorarius but in GB keys refers to Smittia foliosa


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  532 <brc>Code</brc><tso>114010.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  118 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38003.001</tso>


Comment:
Synonymised with fugax. Previously claimed only for Channel Islands only.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  325 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  374 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  374 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  370 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  370 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.013</tso>


Comment:
[=Sorbus hupehensis auct. non C. K. Schneider]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  371 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  374 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  371 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.024</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  371 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  371 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  371 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  376 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.025</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77028.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  435 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79033.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Doryctinae, includes curvicaudis, erythrocephalus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  171 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48016.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  171 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48016.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  173 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48017.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  173 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48017.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  173 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48017.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  173 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48017.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  171 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48017.001</tso>


Comment:
Sub-species status uncertian: Scotland, Orkney, Western Isles, Ireland and Isle of Man


Authority:
sensu auctt. Brit. non (Muller, P.W.J., 1821)


Authority:
(Tul. & C. Tul.) Seifert, Samuels & W. Gams


Comment:
(=Sphagnum recurvum var. mucronatum sens. str.)


Comment:
Includes S. fallax, S. flexuosum and S. angustifolium


Comment:
Includes S. subsecundum, S. innundatum and S. denticulatum


Comment:
Previously misidentified as rufocincta. Channel Islands only.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Spilichneumon stagnicola Ctenichneumon stagnicola


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Triptognathus johansoni


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Ctenichneumon occisorius


Comment:
formerly included S. differens, see Vikberg 2000


Comment:
now refers to S. curruca and S. differens, see Vikberg 2000


Comment:
formerly included S. curruca, see Vikberg 2000


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  142 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45005.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Tersilochinae was in Barycnemis


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  327 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  327 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.001</tso>


Comment:
Includes S. alba, S. douglasii, S. salicifolia, S. tomentosa, S. x billardii, S. x pseudosalicifolia, S. x rosalba (see VCCC)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  327 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  327 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  328 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77003.013</tso>


Authority:
(Wallr.) Lagerh. f.sp. nasturtii Tomlinson


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae now Scirtetes robustus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  559 <brc>Code</brc><tso>122001.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Hybrid Woundwort (S. palustris x sylvatica)


Comment:
Was BF0877b. Source: Heckford, BJENH 20: 166


Comment:
Was BF0877a. Adventive, larva found in supermarket pomegranate, Plymouth 200. Origin Iran.


Comment:
Occasionally imported with from southern Europe.


Comment:
New to Britain, 1996. <brc>9106</brc> <tso>41</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  163 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  162 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48005.006</tso>


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood), Foliicolous (on leaf litter etc.)


Authority:
(Marvanová & Descals) Marvanová & Descals


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes confinis, tristis


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae was in Plectiscus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now in Batakomacrus


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae includes concinnus, fortipes


Comment:
Subfamily Orthocentrinae now Plectiscus impurator


Comment:
now includes acesius, maculatus, nemoranae, pulchellus


Comment:
Was BF1508b. Status uncertain. Possibly a form of S. bipunctidactyla.


Comment:
Was BF1508d. Status: resident. Source: Hart, C., 2008. BENHS Annual Exhibition.


Comment:
Was BF1508e. Status: resident; Source: Hart, C., 2008. BENHS Annual Exhibition.


Comment:
Triungulins, probably referrable to this species, reported from Kent.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  324 <brc>Code</brc><tso>77050.001</tso>


Authority:
mis-spelling for kokujevi (Semenov, 1898)


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae was Stibeutes sp. B


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Zoophthorus anglicanus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Theroscopus pullator


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae now Mesochorus unicinctor


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae now Mesochorus formosus


Comment:
Subfamily Mesochorinae now in Mesochorus


Comment:
Was BF0050x. Use for Stigmella aurella / splendidissimella


Authority:
sensu auctt. nec (Herrich-Schäffer, 1860)

Comment:
Misidentification - refers to Stigmella poterii


Comment:
Misidentification - refers to Stigmella ulmivora


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Atractodes discoloripes


Comment:
not British, probably misidentifications of sharpi


Authority:
D'Addabbo Gallo, Morone De Lucia & Grimaldi de Zio, 1989


Authority:
D'Addabbo Gallo, Grimaldi de Zio & Morone De Lucia, 1984


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  150 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45009.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  150 <brc>Code</brc><tso>45009.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  273 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64034.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae Schwarz and Shaw (2011); to be described by the late K. Horstmann


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae Includes punctiventris (misident.)


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae Misident. Now placita.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Cratichneumon Försteri


Comment:
thought to have been introduced from Italy with saplings


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae Added by Aubert (2000) who refers to material in BMNH but the only specimen that could be found is labelled as sulcatus or splendens det. Aubert


Vernacular:
Doorenbos' Coralberry (S. albus x S. x chenaultii)


Taxon:
Symphytum asperum x officinale x tuberosum


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  546 <brc>Code</brc><tso>120004.01</tso>


Vernacular:
Norfolk Comfrey (S. asperum x orientale)


Vernacular:
Russian Comfrey (S. asperum x officinale)


Authority:
Pollet, Persson, Bøggild & Crossley, 2015


Comment:
Added by Notton, 1997. So far known only from greenhouses and mushroom sheds in Britain, where it attacks an introduced sciarid fly.


Comment:
Was BF0847a. Status unknown. Single specimen found in Aberdeenshire 2001. Must be resident, previously overlooked? Now Aproaerema


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae Placed in Hypamblys in Yu and Horstmann (1997), in Synodites by Aubert (2000)


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Euryproctus ratzeburgi


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Pantorhaestes curvulus


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae now Zemiophora scutulata


Comment:
was Synplasta excogitata (Dziedzicki, 1910)


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, replaces Dyscritulus suffolciensis


Authority:
(Durieu & Sagot ex Bruch & Schimp.) J.J.Amann


Comment:
=Syntrichia ruraliformis (=Tortula ruralis subsp. ruraliformis)


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now in Woldstedtius.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now in Homotropus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was neopulcher, includes Homotropus neopulcher


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Was in Homotropus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Presumed synonym of Bassus gracilentus Holmgren, 1858, now Fossatyloides.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now Homotropus pectoralis.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now in  Homotropus.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now =Homotropus haemorrhoidalis.


Authority:
(DC.) K.Feldberg, Vana, Hentschel & Heinrichs


Comment:
Channel Islands only, though once as a vagrant in Kent.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>60001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>60001.001</tso>


Comment:
Listed as Tandonia cf. cristata by Rowson et al. (2008).


Comment:
Subfamily Brachistinae, Now Diospilus nigricornis


Comment:
Prevously mis-spelt Taranuncus. <brc>21701</brc> <tso>316</tso>


Comment:
Kirschner, J. & Stepanek, J, (1998), A monograph of Taraxacum sect. Palustria. Publ. Acad. Sci. Czech Rep., Pruhonice


Comment:
Minute animals which live in films of water around mosses and other low terrestrial features. Four pairs of stubby legs armed with terminal claws.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  46 <brc>Code</brc><tso>21003.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>24001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>24001.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>24001.0013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  51 <brc>Code</brc><tso>24001.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  268 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64029.001</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999. <brc>7810</brc> <tso>453</tso>


Comment:
Several found on green roof in Olympic Park in 2014


Comment:
A single male from Southwark, London in 2008, site subsequently developed.


Comment:
Was BF1486a. possible adventive, one caught at mv on 7.10.1994 near Southampton and presented to the NHM


Comment:
Added by Mineo et al., 2011 (under Verrucosicephalia)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  321 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76008.001</tso>


Comment:
T. schonherrii was lumped under typhae in the Duff (2018) checklist, but this MapMate checklist treats schonherriii and typhae as distinct species.


Comment:
This MapMate checklist treats schonherriii and typhae as distinct species. They were lumped under typhae in the Duff (2018) checklist. This aggregate is available for any records which follow Duff (2018) in lumping them.


Comment:
T. schonherrii was lumped under typhae in the Duff (2018) checklist, but this MapMate checklist treats schonherriii and typhae as distinct species. Use this taxon for T. typhae in the narrow sense, excluding records of schonherri.


Comment:
Channel Islands only regarding permanent populations.


Comment:
[Echiniscus clavisetosus Mihelcic, 1957 in Dastych 1973]


Comment:
Probably introduced from Australia via The Netherlands and may not be established


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  133 <brc>Code</brc><tso>44009.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  407 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79013.001</tso>


Comment:
T. maritima was distinguished from T. hyalipennis by Bailey (1967)


Comment:
This name was overlooked by Graham (1987) and is therefore of uncertain generic placement


Comment:
Included as a species inquirenda by Graham (1987)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.0043</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.0041</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  96 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30017.0042</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Gelis zonatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Gelis sylvicolus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Gelis aquisgranensis and G vulpinus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  21 <brc>Code</brc><tso>14001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1769a. Status: probable migrant; Source: Clancy, S., 2012, Atropos 45: 38


Comment:
New to Britain, 1994. <brc>9416</brc> <tso>52</tso>


Comment:
Refers to abnormal specimen of varians found in 1999. <brc>9417</brc> <tso>54</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae Specimens identified as brevicorne (Gauld and Mitchell 1977b) are misidentifications of circumflexum


Comment:
Subfamily Anomaloninae includes Therion brevicorne misident.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  431 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79029.001</tso>


Comment:
species inquirenda [in Nelson 2002, Nelson & McInnes 2002]


Comment:
Subfamily Agathininae, uncertain generic placement


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Odontoneura annulicornis


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Charitopes carri


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Mastrulus marshalli


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Theroscopus occisor


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Aclastus micator


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae now Theroscopus megacentrus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Stiboscopus notaulius


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  454 <brc>Code</brc><tso>88001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF1668. Presumed Extinct. Was RDB1&5


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  268 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64030.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  268 <brc>Code</brc><tso>64030.001</tso>


Comment:
only one record known, from Ireland in 1833) Parasites of Gerridae or Napidae


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes Gambrus brevispinus


Authority:
Drake & Godfrey in Drake, Godfrey & Gibbs, 2023


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22004.0012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22004.0011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  50 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22004.001</tso>


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 13 <brc>Code</brc><tso>22004.007</tso>


Comment:
[Macrobiotus lacustris Wenck, 1914] <Amended by Bertolani, Marley & Nelson 1999>


Comment:
<Amended by Bertolani, Marley & Nelson 1999>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was in Ichneumon


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  210 <brc>Code</brc><tso>54001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  210 <brc>Code</brc><tso>54001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  210 <brc>Code</brc><tso>54001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  321 <brc>Code</brc><tso>76007.001</tso>


Comment:
Former species now split into T. facsiculata and T. pseudofragilis


Comment:
Subfamily Euphorinae, was Microctonus now Townesilitus


Comment:
Locally common in south-east England and Midlands


Comment:
Clement & Foster P 365<brc>Code</brc><tso>150009.001</tso>


Comment:
The original “scabricul.” is evidently an abbreviation, and has been justifiably emended to 'scabriculus'.


Comment:
Justified emendation of the original “scabricul.”, an evident abbreviation.


Comment:
Added to British list by Jones & Keay (1986) Bull. British Myriapod Group, 3, 17-20.


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Campoplex striolatus


Comment:
Subfamily Campopleginae includes Diadegma interrupta


Comment:
Lignicolous (found on dead/rotten wood) (syn. T. decipiens var. olivacea)


Comment:
was in Eupteromalus Graham (1969a) was unable to check the identity of the British specimens


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  17 <brc>Code</brc><tso>10002.001</tso>


Authority:
(Sacc. & Roum.) Apinis & Chesters ined.{?}


Comment:
Almost certainly more common than present records would suggest.


Comment:
Dublin, Leicester and Kent. Gardens and churchyards, possibly naturalised.


Comment:
Probably under-recorded due to small size. In damp soil and deep leaf litter.


Comment:
[=Trichophorum cespitosum (L.) Hartman subsp. cespitosum]


Comment:
[=Trichophorum cespitosum subsp. germanicum (Palla) Hegi]


Authority:
(Pinoy) Stockdale, D.W.R. Mack. & Austwick


Comment:
it is not identifiable to species level with our current state of knowledge, and is listed here as a record of the genus from Britain


Comment:
Now nixoni. Nixon used bifoveatus Kieffer, 1911, but Kieffer did not.


Comment:
Now suspecta NB s.Nixon, 1980 & MM pre-2020 NOT subimpressa (Kieffer, 1911)


Comment:
Was bifoveatus Nixon, non Kieffer, 1911.


Comment:
Includes  sequester NB =melanopa (Kieffer, 1911 & MM pre-2020 NOT clavatipes (Kieffer, 1911).


Comment:
Includes clavatipes NB clavatipes s.Nixon, 1980 & MM pre-2020, NOT subimpressa (Kieffer, 1911).


Comment:
NOT verticillata s. Graham, 1988, which is suspecta.


Comment:
Now tritoma.The true wasmanni has not been found in Britain.


Comment:
previously synoymised habilis then morio, reinstated to edwardsi


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  301 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71005.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  301 <brc>Code</brc><tso>71005.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.03</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.028</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.027</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.023</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  431 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.031</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.025</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  425 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.021</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.026</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  425 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.018</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  425 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.019</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  425 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.024</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.029</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  427 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.02</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  430 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.022</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  431 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.032</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  426 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79028.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  419 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79026.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2251. Also Temporary Resident. c1855-92,VC13 / 14


Taxon:
Tripleurospermum maritimum subsp. maritimum var. maritimum


Comment:
[=Tripleurospermum maritimum subsp. phaeocephalum auct. non (Rupr.) Hämet-Ahti]


Comment:
[=Tripleurospermum maritimum subsp. maritimum var. salinum auct. non (Wallr.) Kay]


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Diphyus amatorius


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Spilichneumon johansoni


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae now Diphyus ochromelas


Comment:
T. carinifrons s.s, leseigneuri or meybohmi.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  78 <brc>Code</brc><tso>30002.001</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae includes oculatoria misident.


Comment:
Subfamily Pimplinae misident. now lineatoria


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae added by Schwarz and Shaw (1998); tentative identification


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae includes misident mesocastana


Comment:
Subfamily Cryptinae misident for legator


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Gyllenhal, 1813)


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20003.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  41 <brc>Code</brc><tso>20003.001</tso>


Authority:
(Sacc., E. Bommer & M. Rousseau) Scheuer


Comment:
See Telfer (2019) The Hemipterist, 6, 223 - 229.


Comment:
Used for T. brevirostris before recognition of T. hippophaes; was formerly erroneously given Parent of 'Myridae'.


Comment:
Added by Telfer (2019) The Hemipterist, 6, 223 - 229.


Comment:
The British records relate to one of two subspecies, but they have not been identified to one or the other.


Comment:
Was BF0825a. Status: adventive. Source: Homan, R., Tuta absoluta (Meyrick, 1917, Lep.: Gelechiidae): an adventive species new to Britain. Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 122: 31-32.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was Micrope macilenta


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. = obscuripes (Holmgren, 1858). Bassus graculus Gravenhorst, 1829 is a Cryptine.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Raised from synonymy with erythrozonus by Klopfstein, 2014.


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae. Now = erythrozonus (Fo¨rster, 1850)


Comment:
was Ufensia (originally misspelt Ufens in MM) hirticornis


Comment:
now Ufensia (originally misspelt Ufens in MM) Försteri


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  436 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79035.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  436 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79035.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  436 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79035.003</tso>


Authority:
(Castrov. & Valdés-Berm.) Castrov. & Valdés-Berm.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  112 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  115 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  140 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  141 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  114 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  114 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  114 <brc>Code</brc><tso>35001.002</tso>


Comment:
Established in garden centres and glasshouses from imported plants. <brc>902</brc> <tso>20.x</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  375 <brc>Code</brc><tso>75002.001</tso>


Comment:
Hook. f., Bot. Antarct. Voy. II. (Fl. Nov.-Zel.). 1: 287, t. 64 A. 1853


Authority:
(Alstrup & D. Hawksw.) Etayo & Diederich


Comment:
Use this taxon for any unidentified lepidoptera


Authority:
(Hübner, 1796) sensu auctt. nec ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)


Comment:
Was BF1369a. First recorded on National Moth Night 2006 by Doug Miller in Somerset, possibly adventive.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  117 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38001.001</tso>


Taxon:
Urtica dioica (intermediate between subsp.)


Comment:
[=Urtica dioica narrow-leaved ssp. (Urtica galeopsifolia Wierzb. ex Opiz)]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  117 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  117 <brc>Code</brc><tso>38001.002</tso>


Comment:
Was Usnea fragilescens var. fragilescens.<bls>1817</bls>


Comment:
Subfamily Opiinae, Includes Opius incertus.


Comment:
Was BF2055. Synonymized with U. ornatrix


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  178 <brc>Code</brc><tso>48023.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  291 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  292 <brc>Code</brc><tso>67013.004</tso>


Comment:
Discovered in 2019 by Thomas Fitz and Mark G. Telfer. Telfer, M.G. (2020). Valgus hemipterus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Scarabaeidae) reappears in Britain. The Coleopterist, 29, 1 - 3.


Comment:
Listed by Anderson (2008) as Vallonia cf. excentrica.


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  592 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  604 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128017.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  602 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128017.05</tso>


Comment:
[=Hebe dieffenbachii (Benth.) Cockayne. & Allen]


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  605 <brc>Code</brc><tso>128017.02</tso>


Comment:
[=Hebe x andersonii (Lindl. & Paxton) Cockayne]


Vernacular:
Hedge Veronica (V. elliptica x speciosa)


Vernacular:
Lewis's Hebe (V. salicifolia x elliptica)

Comment:
[=Hebe x lewisii (J.B. Armstr.) A. Wall]


Authority:
(Kamyschko ex G.L. Barron & Onions) W. Gams


Comment:
N.b. V. opulus var. americanum is preferred in EOL


Comment:
N.b. V. opulus var. sargentii is preferred in EOL


Comment:
N.b. V. glomeratum is preferred by both EOL & Plant List


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  413 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  413 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.017</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.013</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  413 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  413 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.016</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  412 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  411 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79019.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  402 <brc>Code</brc><tso>79003.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.014</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.006</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.01</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  220 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.015</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.007</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.011</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  220 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.009</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.008</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  220 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  220 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.004</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  220 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.003</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  221 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.012</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  222 <brc>Code</brc><tso>59001.013</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae was in Barichneumon


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  455 <brc>Code</brc><tso>89001.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  464 <brc>Code</brc><tso>95001.005</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  464 <brc>Code</brc><tso>95001.001</tso>


Comment:
Was BF2432a. Rare migrant. First record 1995 Rye Sussex.


Comment:
Was BF1478b. Migrant / possible colonist. Native of Europe.


Comment:
Was BF1478a. Adventive. First record 1997 Spurn, Yorks. Native of North America.


Comment:
Subfamily Ichneumoninae includes Barichneumon lepidus


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999. <brc>17602</brc> <tso>212</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Diplazontinae Was in Syrphoctonus


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  30 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16006.002</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  30 <brc>Code</brc><tso>16006.001</tso>


Comment:
Stace '97 Page  36 <brc>Code</brc><tso>18050.001</tso>


Vernacular:
Perennial Beard-grass (A. stolonifera x P. monspeliensis)

Comment:
[=X Agropogon littoralis (Sm.) C.E. Hubb.]


Vernacular:
Agrostis stolonifera x Polypogon viridis


Vernacular:
Ammophila arenaria x Calamagrostis epigejos


Vernacular:
Crataegus laevigata x Mespilus germanica


Comment:
[=X Cupressocyparis leylandii (A.B. Jacks. & Dallim.) Dallim.


Vernacular:
Platanthera bifolia x Dactylorhiza maculata


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia borealis x Dactylorhiza maculata


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia conopsea x Dactylorhiza fuchsii


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia conopsea x Dactylorhiza maculata


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia borealis x Dactylorhiza fuchsii


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia borealis x Dactylorhiza purpurella


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia conopsea x Dactylorhiza praetermissa


Vernacular:
Coeloglossum viride x Dactylorhiza maculata


Vernacular:
Coeloglossum viride x Dactylorhiza fuchsii

Comment:
Stace '97 Page  973 <brc>Code</brc><tso>166017.1</tso>


Vernacular:
Coeloglossum viride x Dactylorhiza purpurella


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia conopsea x Coeloglossum viride


Vernacular:
Gymnadenia conopsea x Anacamptis pyramidalis


Vernacular:
Platanthera chlorantha x Pseudorchis albida


Vernacular:
Dactylorhiza maculata x Pseudorchis albida


Vernacular:
Schedonorus pratensis x Lolium multiflorum

Comment:
[=X Festulolium braunii (K. Richt.) A. Camus]


Comment:
[=X Festulolium brinkmannii (A. Braun) Aschers. & Graebn.]


Vernacular:
Schedonorus arundinaceus x Lolium perenne

Comment:
[=X Festulolium holmbergii (Dörfl.) P. Fourn]


Vernacular:
Schedonorus arundinaceus x Lolium multiflorum

Comment:
[=Festuca arundinacea x Lolium multiflorum]


Comment:
[=X Festulolium loliaceum (Huds.) P. Fourn.]


Vernacular:
Schedonorus giganteus x Lolium multiflorum

Comment:
[=X Festulolium nilssonii Cugnac & A. Camus]


Vernacular:
Anthemis cotula x Tripleurospermum inodorum


Authority:
sensu auctt. partim non (Fabricius, 1787)


Comment:
Was BF1724x. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
now pallicoxa, the true spectrum not confirmed for Britain


Comment:
[Macrobiotus inermis Binda & Pilato, 1971]


Comment:
was Xylota coeruleiventris Zetterstedt, [1838]


Comment:
Was BF0425z. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
Was BF0425x. Use where these two species cannot be distinguished


Comment:
Was BF0425y. Use where these species cannot be distinguished


Authority:
(Ingold, P.J. McDougall & Dann) Descals, J. Webster & Marvanová


Comment:
Was BF0435a. source: P.H. Sterling & M.S. Parsons exhibits at BENHS Annual Exhibition 2006 and Ent.Gazette article in press


Comment:
Subfamily Ctenopelmatinae includes Synomelix scutulata


Comment:
Was BF0041x. Mines of atrifrontella / longicaudella are indistinguishable


Comment:
Was BF0041b. Status: resident, probably previously overlooked; Source: Hall, P., 2010. Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 122: 112.


Comment:
New to Britain, 1999. <brc>22702</brc> <tso>530</tso>


Comment:
New to Britain, 1997. <brc>22703</brc> <tso>529</tso>


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Stiboscopus anglicanus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus niger


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Charitopes cynipinus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus auriculatus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Bathythrix tenerrimus and Eudelus infirmus


Comment:
Subfamily Phygadeuontinae includes Mastrus incisus


Comment:
Now established indoors in the London area and Sussex.


Vernacular:
Six-spot Burnet x Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet


Vernacular:
Talisker Narrow-bordered Five Spot Burnet


Comment:
Green Algae.  About 600 species in c. 40 genera.  Fossil records mostly Cenozoic + some Permian and Carbonerous.


Comment:
(Kieffer, 1909, Aclista) not (Kieffer, 1909, Xenotoma).


# TaxonSources

Title:
Checklist of beetles of the British Isles. 3rd edition. Iver: Pemberley Books (Publishing)


Title:
Unresolved Bryophyte taxa from 2020 revision to checklist


Title:
A new checklist of the bryophytes of Britain and Ireland


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (45) DD 28


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (41) DD 26


Title:
Agromyza macedonica Cerny (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain DD 26(1)


Title:
Phytomyza penicilla Hendel (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Great Britain and Spain, with notes on the robustella-group DD 26(1)


Title:
Eliozeta pellucens (Fallen)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain DD 26(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (42) DD 26


Author:
Agassiz, D. J. L., Beaven, S. D. & Heckford, R. J.

Title:
A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles, Fourth Update


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (46) DD-28


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (47) DD-29


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (48) DD-29


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (50) DD-30


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (49) DD-30


Title:
Revisions to the Lichens from BLS v7.12 Jan 2024


Title:
Seventh Update to A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles. In Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 136:1


Title:
Leptidea reali Reissinger 1989: a butterfly new to Britain and Ireland. In: Ent. Rec. J. Var. 113


Title:
A Checklist of British Heteroptera (Insecta: Hemiptera).  Unpublished.

Comment:
Captured from an electronic list provided by Dr. Nau on 16-10-2001.


Title:
A Revised Checklist of the Aculeates.  Published on the BWARS web site and dated 12/10/2001.

Comment:
Captured from an electronic listed provided by Mike Edwards.


Title:
Rabdophaga repenticornua sp. Nov. (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) galling Salix repens in Scotland.  Ent. Gaz. 52.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (5). Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (6). Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
Medetera freyi Thuneberg, M. setiventris Thuneberg and M. fasciata Frey (Diptera: Dolichopodidae) new to Britain with notes on the status of M. striata Parent. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
The first and second British records fro two species of Phoriade (Dipt.) E. M. M. 136.


Title:
The Palearctic species of Megaselia sulphuripes species group (Dipt., Phoridae). E. M. M. 136.


Title:
A scuttle fly (Diptera: Phoridae) new to Britain caught in a net suspended 200 metres above the ground.  Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 14.


Title:
Lonchaea bukowskii Czerny (Diptera: Lonchaeidae) new to Britian. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
A provisional key to British Piophilidae (Diptera) and Parapiophila flavipes (Zetterstedt, 1847) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
A new species of Lasiosina Becker (Diptera: Chlorophidae) from Ireland. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
The British species of Notiphila Fallen (Diptera: Ephydridae), with the description of a new species. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
Cnestrum lepidopes Becker 1896 (Diptera: Ephydridae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 8.


Title:
A Revised Checklist of the Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea.  Unpublished.

Comment:
Based on 'A Checklist of British Insects Part 4: Hymenoptera' and other sources.


Author:
Gledhill, T, D.W.Sutcliffe & W.D.Williams

Title:
British Freshwater Crustacea Malacostraca: A key with ecological notes. FBA.


Title:
A Revised Checklist of the Hymenoptera: Cynipoidea.  Unpublished.

Comment:
Based on 'A Checklist of British Insects Part 4: Hymenoptera', The Cecidologist, RES Handbook Vol. 8, Part 1c, Part 1b and other sources.


Title:
Wildlife reports. British Wildlife; Grasshoppers and relatives. 10 (5)


Title:
Generic status of Pipistrellus savii and comments on classification of the genus Pipistrellus (Chiroptera, Vespertilionidae). Myotis 23-24


Title:
Vespertilio pipistrellus Schreber, 1774 and V. pygmaeus Leach, 1825 (currently Pipistrellus pipistrellus and P. pygmaeus; Mammalia, Chiroptera): proposed designation of neotypes. Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature 56:


Title:
Mammal species of the World; a taxonomic and geographic reference. Smithsonian


Title:
Mammals; wildlife reports. British Wildlife, 10 (4)


Title:
A Checklist of British Psocoptera.  Unpublished.

Comment:
Captured from a Handlist received from Bob Saville, Feb 2002.


Title:
The British List - Categories A-C Feb 2002

Comment:
From BOU Web Site (www.bou.org.uk) with Euring data from www.euring.org.


Title:
The British List - Categories D-E Feb 2002


Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera. Biodiversity Data Journal 2


Author:
Buhl, P. N., Broad, G. R. and Notton, D. G.

Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera. Biodiversity Data Journal 4


Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera Cynipoidea Biodiversity Data Journal 5


Title:
A key to the British freshwater leeches with notes on their life cycles and ecology. FBA no. 40.


Title:
British red data books: 3. Invertebrates other than insects. JNCC.


Author:
Ryves, T. B., Clement, E. J. & Foster, M. C.


Comment:
A provisional key to cultivated daffodils


Title:
A systematic study of the Nymphulinae and Musotominae of Japan.


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod Group, 7:


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod Group, 12:


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod and Isopod Group, 18:


Title:
(in prep.)Handbook of the British Myriapod and Isopod Group


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod Group, 15:


Title:
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 74:


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod Group, 11:


Title:
Bulletin of the British Myriapod Group, 9:


Title:
Hymenoptera, Vol X1, Part 4', (rev.1978).


Title:
Heringia senilis .. a hoverfly new to Britain.  Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 14(2001)


Title:
A new species of Odina .. from Scotland.  Dip. Dig. 9(1)


Title:
Diplotoxa dalmatina .. new to Britain.  E. M. M. 138


Title:
A third species of Aphaniosoma .. E. M. M. 137


Author:
Collins, G. A., Gibbs, D. J. & Raper, C. M.

Title:
Paracraspedothrix montivaga .. and Carcelia bombylans .. new to Britain.  Dip. Dig. 9(1)


Title:
The Southern oak busk-cricket, Meconema meridionale .. new to Britain.  Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 14(4)


Title:
Microsania vrydaghi .. new to Britain.  Dip. Dig. 9(1)


Title:
Advances in the understanding of the P. scutatus (Meigen) complex in Britain ..  Dip. Dig. 9(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (7).  Dip. Dig. 9(1)


Title:
Paraplatypeza bicincta .. new to Britain.  Dip Dig. 9(1)


Title:
A new species of maritime scuttle fly .. from East Sussex, England.  E. M. M. 138


Title:
A Key to the Woodlice of Britain and Ireland. AIDGAP.


Author:
Kaila, L., B. Bengtsson, I. Šulcs & J. Junnilainen

Title:
E. regificella in Entomologica Fennica 12:


Title:
The spiders of Great Britain and Ireland.


Title:
Collins field guide: Spiders of Britain and Northern Europe.


Title:
British Arachnological Society Checklist (1985, amended 1992)


Title:
The Country Life guide to spiders of Britain and Northern Europe.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (8) Dip.Dig. 9(2)


Title:
Thirty-nine species of Diptera new to Ireland, including a species of Psychodidae ne to the British Isles. Dip. Dig. 9(2)


Title:
Description of a new Western-European Tachydromia species (Diptera: Hybotidae) of the Tachydromia connexa-group. Br.J.Ent.Nat.Hist., 15(2)


Author:
Cranson, P.S., C.D. Ramsdale, K.R. Snow & G.B. White

Title:
Adults, Larvae and pupae of British Mosquitoes (Culicidae); a key. FBA


Title:
Agathomyia sexmaculata (von Roser)(Diptera, Platypezidae) new to Britain and some other recent records of Platypezidae. Dip. Dig. 9(2)


Title:
A new species of Megaselia (Rondani) from Hayley Wood, Cambridgeshire (Dipt: Phoridae). Ent.Rec. & J. Var. 114


Title:
Odinia czernyi Collin (Diptera, Odiniidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 9(2)


Title:
Melanagromyza eriolepidis Spencer, 1961 and Cerodontha spinata (Groschke, 1954)(Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 9(2)


Title:
The first British record of Spelobia (Spelobia) belanica Rohacek, 1983 (Diptera, Sphaeroceridae). Dip. Dig. 9(2)


Title:
The British List - Categories A-C, D-E May 2003


Title:
Flies of the Nearctic Region, Volume VIII. Cyclorrhapha II (Schizophora: Calyptratae) Part 2, Anthomyiidae, No 14


Title:
The British List - Categories A-C, D-E Jan 2004


Title:
The discovery of Large Cone-head Bush-cricket in the Isles of Scilly. British Wildlife 15;1


Title:
Atlas of grasshoppers, crickets and allied insects in Britain and Ireland. Biological Records Centre, Huntingdon.


Title:
Checklist of Gall Causers and Hosts, British Plant Gall Society

Comment:
Based on Excel file 'Final Checklist.xls' provided by the BPGS, dated 21-08-2003.


Title:
BSBI 2003 List of British & Irish Vascular Plants


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (9).  Dip. Dig. 10(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (10). Dip. Dig. 10(2)


Title:
Acta Universitatis Carolinae Biologica 46: 229-276. ''Revision of European species of the Hilara 'quadrivittata' group (Diptera: Empididae).


Title:
Symplecta chosenensis (Alexander, 1940) (Diptera, Limoniidae) new to Britain, with comments on the status of S. scotica (Edwards, 1938). Dip. Dig. 10(1)


Title:
The British Trichomyia Haliday in Curtis (Diptera, Psychodidae), with the description of a new species Dip. Dig. 10(2)


Title:
Rachispoda segem (Rohácek)(Diptera, Sphaeroceridae) new to the British list from Worcester. DD 19(2)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (28) DD 19(2)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (27) DD 19(1)


Title:
Asyndetus latifrons (Loew)(Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain DD 19(1)


Title:
The hoverfly Platynochaetus setosus (Fabricius)(Diptera, Syrphidae) found alive in Britain. DD 19(1)


Title:
Woodlice and waterlice (Isopoda: Oniscidea & Asellota) in Britain and Ireland.  Wallingford: Biological Records Centre


Title:
Two West European species of Lispe Latreille (Diptera, Muscidae), new to the British list, found in England. DD 14(2)


Title:
Fungus gnat recording scheme newsletter 6 spring. Bull. Dipt. For 75.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (29) DD 20.


Title:
Ophiomyia longilingua (Hendel) (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain Dipy. Dig. 20.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (30) DD 20.


Title:
Hercostomus rothi (Zetterstedt)(Diptera, Dolicopodidae) stat. nov., new to Britain Dipt. Dig. 20.


Title:
Scaeva dignota (Rondani)(Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Britain. Dipt. Dig. 20.


Title:
An Update of the British Hoverfly List. In: Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist., Vol 13 Part 2.

Comment:
First Revision to the British Hoverfly List since Stubbs 1996.


Title:
James Hardy and some new synonyms for British flies (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae, Agromyzidae and Anthomyiidae). Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Tephritis matricariae (Loew, 1844) (Dip.: Tephritidae) new to Britain and breeding in east Kent. Ent. Rec.112


Title:
Palloptera anderssoni sp.n. from Scotland and Finland (Diptera: Pallopteridae). Br.J.Ent.Nat.Hist., 11


Title:
New species, additions and possible deletions to British Lonchaea Fallen (Diptera, Lonchaeidae). Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Lonchaea affinis Malloch (Diptera, Lonchaeidae) new to Britain and its separation from Lonchaea laxa Collin. Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
A new species of Eudorylas from Scotland (Diptra, Pipunculidae). Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
A new species of Megaselia from Cambridgeshire (Diptera, Phoridae). Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Chromatomyia fuscula (Zetterstdt, [1838]) (Diptera, Agromyzidae) is definitely a British species. Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Check List of lepidoptera Recorded from the British Isles, Second Edition (Revised)

Comment:
With revisions. Status terms based on: Waring, P. (in press 2002), An atlas of the nationally scarce and threatened macro-moths of Great Britain. JNCC. Peterborough.


Title:
Campsicnemus umbripennis hispanicus Strobl (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Bryophytes.  British Bryological Society.  www.rbge.org.uk/bbs.

Comment:
Based on BBS List published at www.rbge.org.uk/bbs, Mark Hill 8/6/2001.  Constructed from: Edwards (1999), English Names for British Bryophytes, BBS and Blockeel & Long (1998), A check-list and census catalogue of British and Irish Bryophytes, BBS.  Status information from BRC at www.jncc.gov.uk/species/pstatus/p4_2_2_1.htm (mosses only).  Captured 10/06/2001.


Title:
Description of Cheilosia ranunculi spec. nov. from Europe, a sibling species of C. albitarsis Meigen (Diptera, Syrphidae) Volucella 5


Title:
Keys to the freshwater fishes of Great Britain and Ireland, with notes on their distribution and ecology. Freshwater Biological Association Scientific Publication No 61. In press.


Title:
A Checklist of British Stoneworts (Characeae).  Unpublished.  Revised Aug 2003

Comment:
An unpublished list received from Pete Selby on 25th May 2001.


Title:
A Revised Checklist of the British Auchenorrhyncha (Insecta: Hemiptera) - Unpublished.

Comment:
Unpublished checklist provided by Dr. Alan Stewart on 23/05/2001


Title:
British Arachnological Society, Checklist. November 2000.


Title:
A Checklist of British Neuropterida, Unpublished.


Title:
Fungus gnats (Diptera: Sciaroidea) new to Britain. Brit. Journ. Ent. Nat.l Hist. 13


Title:
Grasshoppers and allied insects of Great Britain and Ireland. Harley Books.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (4). Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
The hellebore leaf-miner Phytomyza hellebori Kaltenbach (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Syrphus rectus Osten Sacken and its potential implications to the recording of Syrphus species. Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Platycheirus splendidus sp. n. from Britain formerly confused with Platycheirus scutatus (Diptera: Syrphidae). Ent. Gaz. 49


Title:
Siphona hokkaidensis Mesnil, 1957 (Diptera, Tachinidae), new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Catharosia pygmaea (Fallén) (Diptera: Tachinidae) new to Britain. Brit. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 11


Title:
Phaonia longicornis Stein, 1916 (Diptera, Muscidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Taxigramma hilarella (Zetterstedt, 1844) (Diptera, Sarcophagidae), a genus and species new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (5). Dip. Dig. (In press)


Title:
Allotrichoma bezzii Becker (Diptera, Ephydridae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (2). Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
Pseudocollinella jorlii (Carles- Tolrá) (Diptera: Sphaeroceridae) new to Britain, and new records of Spaeroceridae from Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Glamorgan. Brit.J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 13


Title:
The gentian-feeding anthomyiid Botanophila tuxeni (Ringdahl, 1953) (Diptera, Anthomyiidae), new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Notes on the Fallen collection of Opomyzidae (Diptera) in the Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet, Stockholm. Studia dipterologica. 6,129-143.


Title:
Helina cinerella (Wulp, 1867) (Dipt., Muscidae) new to Britain. Ent. Mon. Mag. 135


Title:
Atherigona varia (Meigen, 1826) (Diptera, Muscidae) in southern England. Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Notes on the Scatopsidae (Diptera), including Pharsoreichertella simplicinervis (Duda, 1928) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 5


Title:
A Key to the Woodlice of Britain and Ireland

Comment:
published by the Field Studies Council (AIDGAP) ISBN 1 85153 204 8


Title:
Kloet and Hincks. A Check List of British Insects. Part 3: Coleoptera and Strepsiptera. Handbk Ident. Br. Insects XI(3), xiv+105 pp.

Comment:
The standard checklist of British beetles. Species in the taxa database are numbered consecutively following Pope's list, but in many cases the names have since changed. Where a number is missing the species has since been synonymised. Species added to the list since Pope (1977) are given an alphabetic suffix.


Title:
Check List of lepidoptera Recorded from the British Isles


Title:
British Hoverflies - An Illustrated Identification Guide


Title:
A Checklist of British Diptera: Empididae, Hybotidae, Atelestidae and Microphoridae


Title:
Migrant Dragonflies in 1999.  In: Atropos 9.


Title:
Small Red-Eyed Damselfly...Found Breeding in Essex. In: Atropos 9.


Title:
The Identity of the gall-wasp causing stunted acorns (Hymenoptera, Cynipidae). Netherlands Journal of Zoology 30 (2)


Title:
Checklists of insects of the British Isles (new series), Part 1: Diptera. RES


Title:
Creagdhubhia mallochorum gen and sp n. (Diptera : Mycetophilidae), a remarkable new Scottish gnat with discussion of its relationships. B.J.E.N.H. 12


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Dipter Checklist (3) Dip. Dig. 7


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera checklist (1). Dipterists Digest, 6 (1)


Title:
The British species of Anapausis Enderlein (Diptera, Scatopsidae). Dip. Dig. 6


Title:
The British List - Categories A-C Jan 2001


Title:
New Flora of the British Isles, second edition. Cambridge University Press


Title:
Additions to the Brithish moth fly fauna (Diptera, Psychodidae): Pericoma sziladyi Szabó and Saraiella consigliana (Sara) Dip. Dig. 10(2)


Title:
A Check List of British Insects. Vol X1, Part 4 (1978 ed)


Title:
Neria femoralis (Meigen, 1826) (Diptera, Micropezidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 10(1)


Title:
The Lauxaniidae (Diptera) described by C.F.Fallén with description of a misidentified species of Homoneura van der Wulp. Insect Syst. Evol. 34:3


Title:
Homoneura interstincta (Fallén, 1820) (Diptera; Lauxaniidae) in Britain. DD in press.


Title:
Cerodontha silvatica (Groschke, 1957) (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 10(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (11). Dip. Dig. 11(1)


Title:
New records of Cecidomyiidae (Diptera) in Britain. Dip. Dig. 11(1)


Title:
New species of Palaearctic Lonchaeidae (Diptera) Dip. Dig. 11(1)


Title:
Odinia rossi MacGowan & Rotheray, 2004, a new name for Odinia betulae MacGowan & Rotheray, 2002 (Diptera, Odiniidae) Dip. Dig. 11(1)


Title:
Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) 27th August 1987. Vol 55 (1)


Title:
Atlas of the land and freshwater molluscs of Britain and Ireland. Harley Books.


Title:
A Checklist of British Insects, 2nd Ed. RES. Part 1.


Title:
Fauna Iberica Vol. 16, Hymenoptera, Cynipidae; Jose Luis Nieves-Aldrey; CSIC Madrid


Title:
Taxapad 2001, interactive catalogue of World Chalcidoidea


Author:
Töpfer-Hofmann, G., Cordes, D. & Helversen, O. von.

Title:
Cryptic species and behavioural isolation in the /Pardosa lugubris/ group (Araneae, Lycosidae), with description of two new species. /Bull. Br. arachnol. Soc/. *11* (7)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera checklist (12)-Dip.Dig. 11


Title:
Dorylomorpha fennica Albrecht, 1979 (Diptera, Pipunculidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 11(2)


Title:
Agromyza audcenti sp. n. (Diptera, Agromyzidae) from the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, Great Britain. DD 11(2)


Title:
Gymnomus spectabilis (Loew, 1862) (Diptera, Heleomyzidae) in Britain. DD 11(2)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (13) - Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Long columns of 'army worms' in west Scotland - Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Taxonomic revision of European Eudorylini (Insecta, Diptera, Pipunculidae) Verh. Nat. Ver. Hamburg. 41


Title:
On the identity of Pipunculus straminipes Becker, 1900 (Diptera: Pipunculidae) Stud, Dipt 11(2)


Title:
Fleuria lacustris Kieffer, 1924 (Diptera, Chironomidae): a genus of non-biting midge new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Dolichophorus kerteszii Lichtwardt, 1902 (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Some lectotype designations…. Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Homoneura consobrina (Zetterstedt, 1847) (Diptera, Lauxaniidae) restored to the British list. Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Fungi Ascomycota taken from BMS database GBCHKLST2000.mdb with permission


Title:
The Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation Vol 117:


Title:
Interactive Catalogue of World Ichneumonidae


Title:
Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 118


Comment:
see also: Clancy, S.P. & Agassiz, D.J.L., Entomologist's Gazette in press


Title:
Phytoliriomyza bornholmensis Spencer, 1976 (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 12(2)


Title:
A note on the synonymy of Gaurax britannicus Deeming, 1980 (Diptera, Chloropidae) Dip. Dig. 12(2)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (14) - Dip. Dig. 12


Title:
Hyadina pollinosa Oldenberg, 1923 (Diptera, Ephydridae) new to Britain Dip. Dig. 12(2)


Title:
Hypseloecus visci (Puton)(Hemiptera: Miridae) a mistletoe bug new to Britain Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 18


Title:
Further species of Chironomidae (Diptera) new to the British Isles and data for species newly recorded in the 1998 Checklist. 12 (2)


Title:
Records of Geomyza nartshukae Carles-Tolrá (Diptera, Opomyzidae) Dip. Dig. 8(1)


Title:
The cranefly Gnophomyia lugubris (Zetterstedt, 1838)(Diptera, Limoniidae) new to Britain. Dip. Dig. 12(2)


Title:
Microphor stroboli Chvála, 1986 (Diptera: Empidoidea: Microphoridae) new to Great Britain Dip. Dig. 12(2)


Title:
Phytomyza gymnostoma Loew (Diptera: Agromyzidae), a leaf-mining pest of leek and onion new to Britain. EMM.


Title:
Cerodontha rohdendorfi Nowakowski and Cerodontha staryi (Starý)(Diptera: Agromyzidae). Brit. J. Ent. Nat. Hist. 18


Title:
Rose bud sawfly, Monardis plana (Klug)(Hymenoptera: Tenthridinidae), new to Britain, discovered in South Wales. Br. J. Ent. Nat. Hist., 19


Title:
Brachycarenus tigrinus (Schilling) (Hemiptera: Rhopalidae) new to Britain. British Journal of Entomology and Natural History Vol 17(3)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (15) DD 13(1)


Title:
Synonymy notes in the Bibionidae (Diptera) DD 13(1)


Title:
On the identity of Pseudexechia parallela (Edwards, 1925)(Diptera: Mycetophilidae) and description of a new related species from Great Britain. BJENH 19


Title:
The sciarid fauna of the British Isles (Diptera: Sciaridae), including descriptions of six new species. Zoo. J. Linn. Soc. 146


Title:
The identity of the British species of Atrichobrunettia Satchell (Diptera, Psychodidae) DD 13


Title:
Telmatoscopus (Jungiella) valachicus Vaillant, 1963 (Diptera, Psychodidae) new to Britain DD 13


Title:
Tachydromia smithi Chvála, 1966 (Diptera, Hybotidae) new to Britain discovered in Nottinghamshire. DD 13


Title:
Dolichopus excisus Loew, 1859 (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain discovered in southern England DD 13


Title:
A new species of Megaselia Rondani (Dipt., Phoridae) from Britain and a new synonym. EMM 142


Title:
Agromyza viciae Kaltenbach, 1872 new for the British Isles and Norway with the first description of the male and a literature review. Stud. Dipt. 12


Title:
The British species of Cerodontha Rondani, 1861 subgenus Cerodontha (Diptera, Agromyzidae), including two species new to the British list. DD 13


Title:
Three agromyzid flies, Ophiomyia nasuta (Melander, 1913), Phytomyza ranunculicola Hering, 1949 and Phytobia mallochi (Hendel, 1924)(Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to British list. DD 13


Title:
Telomerina eburnea Rohácek, 1983 (Diptera, Sphaeroceridae) new to Britain. DD 13


Title:
Lispocephala fuscitibia Ringdahl, 1944 (Diptera, Muscidae) new to Britain from the New Forest. DD 13


Title:
Carcelia laxifrons Villeneuve (Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain and a revised key to the British Carcelia species. DD


Title:
Longstone Heritage Centre, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly.  Migrant Report in Atropos 30


Title:
Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 119


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (16). DD 13


Title:
Additions and changes to the British fauna of fungus gnats (Diptera: Mycetophilidae). BJENH 19


Title:
The status of Chrysotus angulicornis Kowarz (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) and its deletion from the British list. DD 13


Title:
Orthonevra intermedia Lundbeck 1916 (Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Britain 13


Title:
Chalarus longicaudis Jervis, 1992 (Diptera, Pipunculidae) new to Britain with a key for the females of the British species of Chalarus Walker, 1834. DD 13


Title:
Further additions and changes to the fauna of British Lonchaeidae (Diptera) DD 13


Title:
Allotrichoma laterale (Loew, 1860)(Diptera, Ephydridae) new to Britain DD 13


Title:
Stevenia deceptoria (Loew, 1847)(Diptera, Rhinophoridae) new to Britain. DD 13


Title:
Opesia grandis (Egger, 1860)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. 13


Title:
Carabidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 16 December 2005


Title:
Updates to MapMate Coleoptera Species Dictionary


Title:
Berberis sawfly, Arge berberidid Schrank (Hymenoptera: Argidae), a pest new to Britain. BJENH, 17(3)


Title:
Orthonevra intermedia Lundbeck 1916 (Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Britain DD 13


Title:
Opesia grandis (Egger, 1860) (Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. DD 13


Title:
New records of British sciarid flies with descriptions of two new species (Diptera, Sciaridae) DD 14


Title:
Hilara aartseni Chvála, 1997 (Diptera, Empididae) new to Britain DD 14


Title:
Hilara tenella (Fallén, 1816) (Diptera, Empididae) new to Britain and the Channel Islands DD 14


Title:
Rhaphium suave (Loew) (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain DD 14


Title:
Rhaphiu, nasutum (Diptera: Dolichopodidae, Pherbellia rozkosnyi & Tetanocera montana ((Dipt.: Sciomyzidae), insects new to Ireland...Ent. Rec. & J. of Var. 119


Title:
The genus Chyromya Robineau-Desvoidy (Diptera, Chyromyidae) in Britain with description of a new species. DD 14


Title:
Sphaeriusidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 1 November 2005.


Title:
Haliplidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 19 December 2005.


Title:
Dytiscidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 5 January 2007.


Title:
Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Accessed 6 November 2007.


Title:
Helophoridae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 6 December 2005.


Title:
Georissidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 21 June 2005.


Title:
Hydrochidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 21 June 2005.


Title:
Spercheidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 6 December 2005.


Title:
Hydrophilidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 16 December 2005.


Title:
Histeridae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 2 November 2007.


Title:
Hydraenidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 9 January 2007.


Title:
Ptiliidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 19 December 2005.


Title:
Leiodidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 19 December 2005.


Title:
Scydmaenidae. Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. Online: coleopterist.org.uk. Dated 9 March 2007.


Author:
Langmaid, J.R., Porter, J. & Collins, G.A.


Title:
Common Forest Looper Pseudocoremia suavis (Butler): A species new to Britain. Atropos 33


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (18) DD 14(2)


Title:
Finnish Pipunculidae (Diptera) studies Part I: Taxonomic notes on Cephalops Fallén, 1810, Pipunculus Latreille, 1802 and Tomosvaryella Aczél, 1939. Zootaxa 1672


Title:
Hilara woodiella Chvála, 1999 (Diptera, Empididae: Empidinae) new to Britain. DD 14(2)


Title:
Medetera insignis Girschner, 1888 (Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain. DD 14(2)


Author:
Speight, M.D.C., Sarthou, J.-P. & Levy, D.A.

Title:
Eupeodes goeldlini (Dipt.: Syrphidae) new to Britain, France & Ireland…. Ent. Rec. & J. Var. 119


Title:
The west Palaearctic species of Jassidophaga Aczél & Verrallia Mik described up to 1966 (Diptera: Pipunculidae). Stutt. Beit. Zur Nat., Ser. A (Biologie) 697


Title:
Phytomyza sedi Kaltenbach, 1869 (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain. DD 14(2)


Title:
Aulagromyza luteoscutella (de Meijere, 1924)(Dipt., Agromyzidae): new to Great Britain. Ent. Rec. & J. Var. 120


Title:
A review of the Holarctic species of Leiomyza Macquart, 1835 (Diptera: Asteiidae) with descriptions of two new species. Studia Dipterologica 13(2006)


Title:
Bactra venosana (Zeller, 1847) (Lep.: Tortricidae) new to the British Isles from Ireland. Ent. Rec. J. Var. 120


Title:
Tamarisk Plume Agdistis tamaricis (Zell.) - a Plume Moth new to the Channel Islands. Atropos 34


Title:
Aethes fennicana (M. Hering, 1924) (Lep.: Tortricidae) new to the British Isles. Ent.Rec. J.Var. 120


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (19) DD 15(2)


Title:
Notes on Ceratopogonidae (Diptera) including some new national records for Britain and Ireland. DD 15(2)


Title:
Achalcus nigropunctatus Pollet & Brunhes, 1997 (Diptera, Dolichopodidae)new to Britain. DD 15(1)


Title:
The British species of Xanthochlorus Loew, 1857 (Diptera, Dolichopodidae), with description of two new species. DD 15(1)


Title:
Cheilosia caerulescens (Meigen, 1822) (Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Britain DD 15 (1)


Title:
Dorylomorpha occidens (Hardy, 1939) (Diptera, Pipunculidae) new to Britain DD 15 (1)


Title:
Hirtodrosophila trivittata (Strobl, 1893) (Diptera, Drosophilidae) new to Britain DD 15 (1)


Author:
Chandler, P.J., J.W. Ismay, B. Ismay & G.E. Rotheray

Title:
Scaptomyza adusta (Loew, 1862) (Diptera, Drosophilidae) at the Duram University Botanic Garden DD 15 (1)


Title:
Muscina pascuorum (Meigen, 1826) (Diptera, Muscidae) in Britain DD 15(1)


Title:
Ceranthia tenuipalpis (Villeneuve, 1921) (Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain DD 15 (1)


Title:
Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. 2008 edition. Published by A.G. Duff in Wells, Somerset.


Title:
Raspberry Clearwing Moth Pennisetia hylaeiformis (Laspeyres, 1801) (Lep. Sesiidae) in south Cambridgeshire and north Hertfordshire. Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 120


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (20) DD 15(2)


Title:
The European species of Chalarus Walker, 1834 revisited (Diptera: Pipunculidae) Zootaxa 1936


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (21) - DD 16


Title:
Two fungus gnats (Diptera, Mycetophilidae) new to Britain. DD 16


Title:
A new species of Rhegmoclemina Enderlein, 1936 from England (Diptera, Scatopsidae) DD 16


Title:
Platypalpus caroli Grootaerrt 1987 (Diptera, Hybotidae) - a reidentification of British records of Platypalpus niveiseta (Zeterstedt, 1842) DD 16


Title:
Chymomyza amoena (Loew, 1862) (Diptera, Drosophilidae) new to Britain DD 16


Comment:
Based on Tardigrade taxonomy by R. Guidetti & R. Burtolani (2005) with permission.


Title:
Cylindromyia auriceps (Meigen, 1824)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain DD 16(2) 89-90.


Title:
Leucostoma anthracinum (Meigen, 1824)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain DD 16(2) 87-88.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (22) DD16(2) 101-102.


Title:
Phytomyza astrantiae (Hendel, 1924)(Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain DD 16(2) 183-184.


Title:
An updated earthworm list for the British Isles and two new ‘exotic’ species to Britain from Kew Gardens. European Journal of Soil Biology 45 (2009)


Title:
Revision to the Birds to align with BOU A-C List


Title:
Linnaemya picta (Meigen, 1824) (Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. DD 17(1)


Title:
The South American fungus gnat Sciophila fractinervis Edwards, 1940 (Diptera, Mycetophilidae) present in Britain. DD17(1)


Author:
Collins, D.W., Harris, K.M. and Glover, R.H.

Title:
Dasineura oxycoccana (Johnson 1899) (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae), a pest of cultivatied blueberries, new to Britain. DD 17(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (23). DD17(1)


Title:
Additions and changes to the British List of Anthomyiidae (Diptera) DD 17(1)


Title:
The Pegomya maculata species group (Diptera Anthomyiidae) in Europe, with description of a new species. Zootaxa 2315


Title:
A monograph of Palaerctic Anthomyzidae (Diptera) Part 2. Casopis slezskeho zemskeho muzea, Serie A, vedy prirodni 58 (supplement 1, 180 pp.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (24) DD 17(2)


Title:
Exechia spinigera Winnertz (Diptera, Mycetophilidae) new to Britain DD 17(2)


Title:
More fungus gnats (Diptera, Mycetophilidae) new to Britain DD 17(2)


Title:
A new species of Cladotanytarsus Kieffer (Diptera, Chironomidae) from the Dorset coast DD 17(2)


Title:
Dasysyrphus pauxillus (Williston)(Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Britain in Breckland DD 17 (2)


Title:
Syrphus nitidifrons Becker (Diptera, Syrphidae) new to Great Britain DD 17(2)


Title:
Thelyconychia solivaga (Rondani)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. DD 18(1)


Title:
Eumea mitis (Meigen)(Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. DD 18(1)


Title:
Two species of Phytomyptera Rondani (Diptera, Tachinidae) new to Britain. DD 18(1)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (25) DD 18(1)


Title:
A new species of Macrorrhyncha Winnertz from NW Europe, (Diptera, Keroplatidae) DD 18(1)


Title:
Liriomyza puella (Meigen)(Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain DD 18(1)


Title:
Psilopa polita (Macquart)(Diptera, Ephydridae) new to Britain. DD 18(1)


Title:
Fungus Gnat Recording Scheme Newsletter 5, 1-4. In Bulletin of the Dipterists Forum 72)


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (26) DD 18(2)


Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera


Title:
Atlas of British and Irish Brambles, BSBI, London.


Title:
Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles. 2012 edition. Iver: Pemberley Books.


Title:
Xanthogramma stackelbergi Violovitsch (Diptera, Syrphidae) in Britain DD 19(1)


Title:
Crossopalpus curvinervis (Zetterstedt)(Diptera, Hybotidae) new to Britain from north Kent DD 19(2)


Title:
Platypalpus nigricoxa Mik (Diptera, Hybotidae) new to Britain DD 19(2)


Title:
A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles


Title:
Fungus Gnat Recording Scheme Newsletter 7, in Bull DF 77


Title:
Corrections & changes to the Diptera Checklist (31) DD 21


Title:
Phalacrotophora delageae (Diptera, Phoridae) New to Britain DD 21(1)


Title:
Homalura tarsata (Diptera, Chloropidae) new to Britain DD 21(2)


Title:
Pilaria nigropunctata (Agrell)(Diptera, Limoniidae) in Britain DD 21(2)


Title:
Neurigona erichsoni (Zetterstedt)(Diptera, Dolichopodidae) new to Britain, and a key to the British species DD 21(2)


Title:
Anthomyia plurinotata Brulle (Diptera, Anthomyiidae) new to Britain DD 21(2)


Title:
Helina deleta (Stein)(Diptera, Muscidae), new to Britain DD 21(2)


Title:
Woodlice (Isopoda: Oniscidea) from the Eden Project, Cornwall, with descriptions of species new to Britain and poorly known British species. Bulletin of the British Myriapod & Isopod Group


Title:
A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles, 2013 & Revisions 2016


Title:
Corrections & changes to the Diptera Checklist (33) DD 22.1


Title:
Corrections & changes to the Diptera Checklist (34) DD 22.2


Title:
Metriocnemus ephemerus sp.  Nov. DD 22(1)


Title:
Macrocera propleuralis Edwards, a synonym of M. pusilla Meigen (Diptera, Keroplatidae) DD 22.1


Title:
Fungus Gnats Recording Scheme Newsletter DD 8, 1-6. Bulletin of the Dipterists Forum 79.


Title:
Protearomyia withersi MacGowan (Diptera, Lonchaeidae) new to the British Isles DD 22(1)


Title:
Okeniella caudata (Zetterstedt) (Diptera, Scathophagidae) a new genus and species for the British Isles DD 22(1)


Title:
A flat-footed fly, Platypezina connexa (Boheman)(Diptera, Platypezidae), new to Britain DD 22(2)


Title:
Ophiomyia skanensis Spencer (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain DD 22(1)


Title:
Trixoscelis canescens (Loew)(Diptera, Trixoscelididae) in Britain DD 22.2


Title:
Annotated list of the non-marine Mollusca of Britain and Ireland. http://www.conchsoc.net/sites/default/files/MolluscWorld/Anderson-2008.pdf


Author:
Rowson, B., Turner, J., Anderson, R. and Symondson, B.

Title:
Slugs of Britain and Ireland. Identification, understanding and control. Telford: FSC Publications.


Title:
Corrections & changes to the Diptera Checklist (35) DD 23(1)


Title:
Clogmia albipunctata (Williston)(Diptera, Psychodidae) in London DD 23(1)


Title:
Platypalpus aliterolamellatus Kovalev (Diptera, Hybotidae) new to Britain and Norway DD 23(1)


Title:
Rhagoletis cingulata (Loew)(Diptera, Tephritidae) in Britain DD 23(1)


Title:
Leucophenga hungarica Papp (Diptera, Drosophilidae) new to Britain DD 23(1)


Title:
Phaonia tiefii (Schnabl)(Diptera, Muscidae) new to Britain DD 23(1)


Title:
Corrections & changes to the Diptera Checklist (36) DD 23(2)


Title:
Liriomyza intonsa Spencer (Diptera, Agromyzidae) new to Britain, with new European data and a literature overview. DD 23(2)


Title:
Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera -Sawflies, ‘Symphyta’


Title:
British and Irish Sawflies https://www.sawflies.org.uk/uk-checklist/


Title:
The torymid wasp, Torymus spinosus, new to Britain, with first host data (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Torymidae). BJNEH 31


Title:
Heterospilus hemipterus (Hymenoptera, Braconidae, Doryctinae): a bizarre parasitoid wasp new to Britain. BR. J. Ent. Nat. Hist.


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Resolving the taxonomic status of biocontrol agents belonging to the Aphidius eadyi species group.


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (44) DD 27


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Unpublished additional species to the British and Irish Coleoptera list


Title:
First Update to A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles (Second edition). In Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 137:1


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (52) DD 31


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Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (53) DD 32


Title:
Corrections and changes to the Diptera Checklist (54) DD 32


Title:
Second Update to A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles (Second edition), 2024. In Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 138:1


Title:
A Checklist of the Lepidoptera of the British Isles (Second edition)


