Centistes (Centistes) spinulosus PAPP , 1994 C. (A.) chaetopygidium C. (A.) chaetopygidium C. spinulosus C. chaetopygidium Microctonus neptunus CHEN et VAN ACHTERBERG , 1997 Perilitus erratus ( CHEN et VAN ACHTERBERG , 1997 ) Meteorus , BELOKOBYLSKIJ & TOBIAS (2000: 286) Perilitus Perilitus flavifacies BELOKOBYLSKIJ , 2000 Perilitus oulemae CHEN et VAN ACHTERBERG 1997 Perilitus rutilus ( NEES , 1812) Peristenus procerus CHEN et VAN ACHTERBERG , 1997 Peristenus rugosus CHEN et VAN ACHTERBERG , 1997 Peristenus subfacialis ( BELOKOBYLSKIJ , 2000) Streblocera flaviceps ( MARSHALL , 1898) PAPP (1985: 353) Streblocera macroscapa ( RUTHE , 1856) BELOKOBYLSKIJ & Tobias 2000: 321 Syntretus lyctaea COLE , 1959 S. parvicornis S. parvicornis Braconidae (Hymenoptera) From Korea, Xxi. Species Of Fifteen Subfamilies Papp, J Acta Zoologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2003 49 2 115 152 [714,873,1056,1082] Insecta Braconidae Animalia Hymenoptera 5 120 Arthropoda subFamily Euphorinae    Centistes (Ancylocentrus) chaetopygidium  BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 1992: Zool. Med. Leiden 66: 203 (in key) and 216 (description) fm, type locality: Russia, Primoryan Territory,  30 kmE Spassk, female holotype(and 13 f +  5 m paratypes) in Zoological Institute Sankt Petersburg. –  CHEN& VAN ACHTERBERG1997: 31(in key) and 32 (distribution, taxonomic note).    Centistes (Centistes) spinulosus  PAPP, 1994: Acta zool. hung. 40(4): 340 f, type locality: Korea, Pyongyang City, Ryangak Mts, male holotype(and four male paratypes) in Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest; synonymized by  BELOKOBYLSKIJ(2000 b: 260).  One male paratypeofthe type series of  C. (A.) chaetopygidiumhas been identified by S. BELOKOBYLSKIJand he rectified its name as  C. (A.) chaetopygidium. Checking the entire type series ofmy species I accept B ELOKOBYLSKIJ’s synonymization, consequently I place my name  C. spinulosus(jun. syn.) in synonymy with BELOKOBYLSKIJ’s name  C. chaetopygidium(sen. syn.) adding the remark as follows: 1) Distal halfofpropodeum (i.e. beyond its transverse keel) smooth and shiny, at least laterally with a few rugulae–subrugulae (and not “more roughly and irregularly rugulose in distal half”, cf. BELOKOBYLSKIJ1992: 217); 2) First tergite laterally with fine striae (and not “more strongly rugulose than female”, cf. BELOKOBYLSKIJl.c.); 3.) Prosoma, mesoscutum and mesopleuron yellowish brown. – Localities in Koreasee in PAPPl.c.    Leiophron (Euphorus) alkonost BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000– 1 f (det. BELOKOBYLSKIJ2000): No. 332. – Described and hitherto known only in the Maritime Territory ofRussian Far East. New to the fauna of Korea.   Leiophron (Euphorina) deficiens( RUTHE, 1856)– 1 m: No. 175. 1 f: No. 266. – A fairly sporadic albeit widely distributed species in the Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Korea.   Leiophron (Leiophron) kurilensis BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 1993– 1 m: No. 351. – Known from the eastern Palaearctic Region (Russian Far East, Korea).   Microctonus aethiopoides LOAN, 1975– 1 m: No. 963. – A fairly frequent species in the Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Korea.    Microctonus neptunus  CHENet VAN ACHTERBERG, 1997– 1 f: No. 193. – Described from China(Setchuan), reported from Russian Far East. New to the fauna of Korea.   Perilitus erratus(  CHENet VAN ACHTERBERG, 1997)– 1 m: No. 944. – Body 5.5 mmlong. Antenna with 28 antennomeres. Vein r-mabsent. Originally assigned to the genus  Meteorus,  BELOKOBYLSKIJ& TOBIAS(2000: 286)transferred into the genus  Perilitus. – Described from China(Guizhon, Liaoning, Yunnan). New to the fauna of Korea.   Perilitus flavifacies BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000– 1 m(det. BELOKOBYLSKIJ2000): No. 293. 1 m(det. BELOKOBYLSKIJ2000): No. 956. – Known in several regions ofRussian Far East so far. New to the fauna of Korea.   Perilitus oulemae  CHENet VAN ACHTERBERG1997– 1 f (det. BELOKOBYLSKIJ2000): No. 99. – Described and known from China(Hunnan province) so far. New to the fauna of Korea.   Perilitus rutilus( NEES, 1812)– 1 f: No. 99. – A Holarctic and frequent to common species. New to the fauna of Korea.    Peristenus cognatus( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000)– 1 f + 1 m: No. 962. – Described and up to now known only from the Maritime Territory of Russian Far East. New to the fauna of Korea.   Peristenus fuscotibialis( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000)– 1 m: No. 944. – Described and up to now known only from the Maritime Territory of Russian Far East. New to the fauna of Korea.   Peristenus gamayun( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 1995)– 1 f: No. 923. – Described and up to now known from the Maritime Territory of Russian Far East. New to the fauna of Korea.   Peristenus laeviventris( RUTHE, 1856)– 1 m: No. 293. – A sporadic to frequent species in the Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Korea.   Peristenus pacificus( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 1995)– 1 m: No. 999. – Its several localities were listed in Russian Far East and Japan. New to the fauna of Korea.    Peristenus procerus   CHENet VAN ACHTERBERG, 1997, female new – 1 f +  1 m: No. 962. – Female: Body 3.6 mmlong. Vein cu-aoffore wing interstitial. Petiolus1.7 times as long as broad behind. Antennawith 30 antennomeres. – Describedfrom China( Liaoning), reported from the Maritime TerritoryofRussian Far East. New to the fauna ofKorea.   Peristenus rugosus   CHENet VAN ACHTERBERG, 1997, female new – 1 f: No. 923. – The female form is similar to the male holotype. Body 4.2 mmlong. Antennawith 28 antennomeres. Legspale yellow. – Describedfrom China( Zhejiang), reported from the Maritime Territory of Russian Far East. Newto the fauna of Korea.   Peristenus subfacialis( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000)– 1 f: No. 282. 1 f: No. 1355. – Distributed in Russian Far East and the European part ofRussia. New to the fauna ofKorea.    Peristenus tristis( BELOKOBYLSKIJ, 2000)– 1 m: No. 1324. – The species was described from Kunashir Islands ofthe Russian Far East. New to the fauna ofKorea.   Rilipertus intricatus( RUTHE, 1859)– 1 f: No. 1985. – Sporadically distributed in the Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Korea.     Streblocera flaviceps( MARSHALL, 1898)– 1 m: No. 1345. – Known in Europe, Russian Far East, China. First reported from Koreaby   PAPP(1985: 353).    Streblocera macroscapa( RUTHE, 1856)– 1 m: No. 343. – Distributed in the Palaearctic Region, reported from Korea(   BELOKOBYLSKIJ& Tobias 2000: 321).   Syntretus lyctaea COLE, 1959– 1 f (as  S. parvicornisin  PAPP1992: 67): No. 282. – Known from England, Hungary, Lithuania, Russia(Ural Mts, Far East). New to the fauna of Korea(  S. parvicorniscancelled).    Townesilitus deceptor( WESMAEL, 1835)– 1 f: Prov. North Pyongan, Myohyang Mts, Hotel,  14 August 1982, leg.  BERONet  POPOV. – Known in seveal countries ofEurope, reported recently from China( Zhejiang). New to the fauna of Korea. [791,1008,1153,1175] Russia 5 Primoryan Territory 5 120 2 Saint Petersburg holotype [591,915,1156,1178] China Female 1 Vein Body 6 121 1 Liaoning [580,902,1271,1293] China Body Legs Antenna 6 121 1 Zhejiang holotype 1982-08-14 BERON, POPOV China Myohyang Mts North Pyongan 7 122 1 Zhejiang