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Janus Stephens, 1835
Janus Stephens, 1835; Ill. Brit. Ent. 7: 107, TS: Janus connectens Stephens
Janus ; [MVi3, 46]
fiJanus luteipes (Lepeletier, 1823)
NEU, C.Europe - Caucasus. See [About maps] Vesavarsiainen
Cephus luteipes Lepeletier, 1823; Monogr. Tenthred.: 20
Janus connectens Stephens
Janus luteipes ; [MVi3, 47]

Larva on Populus nigra, Salix viminalis, S. caprea, S. aurita, Viburnum [MVi3]

Janus femoratus (Curtis, 1830)
S.Sweden (Skåne), Demark, C.Europe, Caucasus, Turkey. See [About maps] Cephus femoratus Curtis, 1830; British Entomology 7: pl. 301
Janus femoratus ; [MVi3, 48]

Larva on Quercus robur [MVi3]

Janus compressus (Fabricius, 1793)
from (S.Europe, C.Europe) - N.Caucasus, Istambul. See [About maps] Sirex compressus Fabricius, 1793; Ent. Syst. 2: 131
Janus compressus ; [MVi3, 48]

Larva on Pirus, Malus [MVi3]

Janus piri Okamoto & Muramatsu, 1925
China. See [About maps] Janus piri ; [MVi3, 47 (note)]

Larva on Pirus [MVi3]


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References:
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[MVi3]
Matti Viitasaari, 1984; University of Helsinki. Department of Agricultural and Forest Zoology, Reports 6; Sahapistiäiset 3: Siricoidea, Orussoidea ja Cephoidea

Some related literature:
Curtis, 1830
British Entomology; being Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insecta found in Great Britain and Ireland: Containing coloured Figures from Nature of the Most Rare and Beautiful Species, an in Many Instances of the Plants Upon Which They are Found British Entomology 1: pl. 1-50 (1824), 2: pl. 51-98 (1825), 3: pl. 99-146 (1826), 4: pl. 147-194 (1827), 5: pl. 195-241 (1828), 6: pl. 242-289 (1829), 7: pl. 290-337 (1830), 8: pl. 338-383 (1831), 9: pl. 384-433 (1832), 10: pl. 434-481 (1833), 11: pl. 482-529 (1834), 12: pl. 530-577 (1835), 13: pl. 578-625 (1836), 14: pl. 626-673 (1837), 15: pl. 674-721 (1838), 16: pl. 722-769 (1839)

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