Table 9 in Revision of Holarctic Illidops Mason (Hymenoptera, Braconidae): A first step towards resolving a dark taxon and descriptions of three new species

Table 9. Hosts of different species of Illidops Mason, 1981, including the source of the information and comments regarding the reliability of the information. Parasitoid speciesHost familyHost speciesReferenceCommentsIllidops albostigmalisCrambidaeProphantis sp.Fernandez-Triana & van Achterberg (2017: 297) original descriptionTwo male specimens from Yemen (Hammam ‘Ali) reared from Prophantis sp. (Crambidae), ‘coffee berry moth’. Both are not types.Illidops butalidisScythrididaeScythris fuscoaeneaWilkinson (1945: 196), redescriptionHolotype reared from this host.Scythris picaepennisWilkinson (1945: 196), redescriptionMany specimens (>100) reared by R.L.E. Ford.Illidops kostjukiTortricidaeAphelia stigmatanaTobias & Kotenko (1986: 56), original descriptionThis information likely refers to type material, but no details are provided.Illidops mutabilis? Pyralidae? Etiella zinckenellaTobias & Kotenko (1986: 753)This is not a record from type material. The association first appears here and it is unclear how it was made.Illidops cf. naso BOLD:AEI9858? Gelechiidae? Aroga velocellaSpecimen ZSM-HYM-42448-E05Host not preserved as voucher, but reared by Tina Schulz, a lepidopterist.Illidops planiscapus? Crambidae? Talis quercellaTobias (1976: 49) original descriptionQuestion mark in front of Tobias’ identification, this association is very uncertain.Illidops scutellarisGelechiidaePhthorimaea operculellaMuesebeck (1921: 534), original description, plus host info on paratype.“Four female and three male specimens bred by J.E. Graf [...]”.Illidops suevusPsychidaeRebelia sp.Papp (1984: 288)Based on rearing experiments by Dr L. Gozmány in Montenegro.? Epichnopterix sp.Nixon (1976: 713)Information on junior synonym A. dion, non-type material.Illidops terrestrisPyralidaeElasmopalpus lignosellusWharton (1983: 669)Holotype reared ex. E. lignosellus on peanuts, other specimens ex. Elasmopalpus sp. on cowpeas.