107 KB110 KB58 KB199320242009Milivojević, TamaraNikolić, Z.Trilar, Tomištevilka:1letnik:1727 stranistr. 45-72ISSN:1318-1998COBISSID:713717URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-0ZC97KRIenPrirodoslovni muzej SlovenijeSlovensko entomološko društvo Štefana MichielijaActa entomologica slovenica (Ljubljana)entomologijafavnaoseSloveniaSlovenijaSawflies (Hymenoptera: Symphyta) in the collections of the Slovenian Museum of Natural History| Rastlinske ose (Hymenoptera: Symphyta) iz zbirk Prirodoslovnega muzeja Slovenije|Sawflies are present in almost all types of habitats in Europe and although their numbers may not be as large as the other Hymenoptera, they are importantin ecosystems and very diverse group of insects. As the area of Slovenia belongs to four zoogeographic regions, there are good possibilities for a diverse sawfly population to flourish. Since Slovenia has a long historyof entomology, many collectors contributed sawflies to the collection of the Slovenian Museum of Natural History. The oldest specimen is Arge cyaneocrocea found by Mate Hafner in 1919. Beside Mate Hafner the other collectors were Dr. Jože Staudacher, Dr. Evgen Jaeger, Tauber, Josip Stussiner, Savo Brelih and Rudolf Rakovec. 71 species of sawflies from these collections belong to five families: Siricidae, Cimbicidae, Cephidae, Argidae,and Tenthredinidae. Unfortunately, some specimens are in too bad condition to undoubtedly determine the species, and some specimens could not be considered because the localities were written by codes that could not be decodedRastlinske ose so prisotne v skoraj vseh habitatnih tipih v Evropi. Čeprav njihova številčnost ni tako visoka kot pri ostalih kožekrilcih (Hymenoptera), predstavljajo rastlinske ose pomemben člen v ekosistemu in so zelo raznolika skupina žuželk. Ozemlje Slovenije pripada štirim zoogeografskim regijam in to ponuja velike možnosti za razvoj raznovrstne favne rastlinskih os. V Slovenijije dolga tradicija entomoloških raziskovanj in mnogi zbiratelji so prispevali gradivo rastlinskih os v zbirko Prirodoslovnega muzeja Slovenije. Najstarejši primerek, ki pripada vrsti Arge cyaneocrocea, je leta 1919 zbral Mate Hafner. Poleg njega so gradivo prispevali še dr. Jože Staudacher, dr. Evgen Jaeger, Tauber, Josip Stussiner, Savo Brelih in Rudolf Rakovec. V zbirkah smo našli 71 vrst rastlinskih os, ki jih uvrščamo v pet družin: lesne ose (Siricidae), betičaste ose (Cimbicidae), steblikarice (Cephidae), argide (Argidae) in listarice (Tenthredinidae). Žal so nekateri primerki v preslabem stanju za nedvoumno določitev vrste, nekateri pa na listkih nimajo zapisanih lokalitet ali pa so namesto lokalitet uporabljene šifre, ki jih nismo uspeli razvozlatiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaPrirodoslovni muzej Slovenije