Occurrence of rare caddisfly (Trichoptera) species at the catchment area of Lake Balaton

Szivák, Ildikó and Móra, Arnold (2009) Occurrence of rare caddisfly (Trichoptera) species at the catchment area of Lake Balaton. ACTA BIOLOGICA DEBRECINA-SUPPLEMENTUM OECOLOGICA HUNGARICA, 20. pp. 219-230. ISSN 0236-8684

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Abstract

Although the caddisfly fauna of previously undiscovered regions in Hungary have adequately been explored, there are many regions (e.g. Great Hungarian Plain) and water types (e.g. backwaters of rivers, springs) whose caddisfly fauna is poorly known so far. In addition, occurrence of new species can be recorded in relatively well known regions as well. Although caddisfly fauna of catchment area of Lake Balaton is relatively well explored, during the most recent intensive faunistical investigations several rare and endangered caddisfly species were found. In this paper a compilation of formerly published results and new larval data are given on the following rare caddisfly species in Hungary: Synagapetus krawanyi, Hydropsyche siltalai, Apatania muliebris, Limnephilus elegans, Silo nigricornis, Adicella reducta, Beraea maurus.

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