A catalogue of Japanese Trichoptera
14. Family Phryganeidae Leach


Author: Takao NOZAKI
E-mail: takao.nozaki[AT]nifty.com
Last update: Mar. 20, 2008


Subfamily Phryganeinae Burmeister

Seven genera have been recorded from Japan.

Genus Agrypnia Curtis

Five named species were recorded from Japan. Larvae recorded as a European species, Phryganea varia, by Iwata (1927a, 1927b) undoubtedly belong to this genus (Wiggins 1998), but cannot be identified as a species. A. colorata Hagen recorded by Kuwayama (1973) as Dasystegia principalis (Martynov) is a misidentification of A. acristata or A. sordida (Wiggins 1998).

Agrypnia acristata Wiggins 1998

Dasystegia ulmeri: Kuwayama 1973, 36, Hokkaido (Hidaka), Honshu (Kyoto, Osaka). Misidentification mentioned by Wiggins (1998).
Nozaki and Itou 1988, 57, 61, adult, Hokkaido (Kushiro). Misidentification mentioned by Wiggins (1998).
Agripnia acristata Wiggins 1998, 101-103, male, female, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Ishikari, Hidaka), Honshu (Aomori, Yamanashi, Nagano, Kyoto), Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Ito et al. 1999, 19, 23, 26, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 349.
Ohkawa 1999, 44, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Ito et al. 2000a, 26, 31, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito et al. 2000b, 30, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 250, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 107, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 54, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Ito et al. 2007, 148, 152, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nakano et al. 2007, 40, Hokkaido (Nemuro)
Agripnia sp. 1: Ito et al. 1998, Hokkaido (Kushiro). Mentioned by Nozaki et al. 1999.
Type locality. Hokkaido (Kushiro), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu), Russia (Sakhalin, Kuriles).
Remarks. This species was widely misidentified as A. ulmeri (Martynov) (Wiggins 1998).

Agrypnia incurvata Wiggins 1998

Prophryganea sordida: Gyotoku 1957, 12, Kyushu (Fukuoka). Misidentification mentioned by Gyotoku and Nozaki (1992).
Dasystegia sp.: Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 134, Kyushu (Fukuoka). A female specimen used by Gyotoku and Nozaki (1992) determined as this species by Wiggins (1998).
Agrypnia incurvata Wiggins 1998, 105-107, male, female, Honshu (Gifu, Kyoto), Shikoku (Ehime), Kyushu (Fukuoka), Sado.
Nozaki et al. 1999, 349.
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Type locality. Sado, Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Sado), Korea.
Remarks. Kuwayama (1973) recorded Agrypnia czerskyi (Martynov) from Japan (Kyoto) and Korea, but the specimen from Japan belongs to this species (Wiggins 1998).

Agrypnia picta Kolenati 1848

Agrypnia picta Kolenati 1848, 79.
McLachlan 1874, 28-29, male, female.
Ulmer 1907b, 27, pl. 30, adult.
Lepneva 1966, 26, larva.
Wiggins 1998, 96-97, male, female, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 349.
Kuhara et al. 2000, 250, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Agrypnia (Phryganomyia) picta: Fischer 1964, 20-25.
Fischer 1972, 3-4.
Type locality. Silesia (Poland?).
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido), Europe, Russia (including Kamchatka, Sakhalin and Kuriles), Mongolia, Tibet, China, Korea.

Agrypnia sordida (McLachlan 1871)

Phryganea sordida McLachlan 1871, 106, female, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Ulmer 1907a, 7-9, male, female, Japan.
Nakahara 1913a, 326, Honshu (Gifu).
Nakahara 1913b, 269-270, pl. 7, adult, Honshu (Gifu).
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 425, adult.
Takeuchi 1955, 75, pl. 28, adult, Honshu (Kyoto).
Miwa and Okawa 1958, 18, Honshu (Mie).
Kobayashi 1968, 4, Honshu (Niigata).
Dasystegia (Prophryganea) umbrina Martynov 1924, 224, male. Synonymized by Wiggins (1998).
Fischer 1964, 54.
Fischer 1972, 9.
Prophryganea sordida: Matsumura 1931, 1122, adult.
Kuwayama 1932, 1503, adult.
Matsumura 1933, 4, pl. 1, adult.
Agrypnia umbrina: Martynov 1935, 293-295, male.
Ito et al. 1998, 10, 16-17, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Phryganea (Prophryganea) sordida: Tsuda 1942a, Honshu (Osaka).
Kuwayama 1949, 307, adult.
Dasystegia (Prophryganea) sordida: Fischer 1964, 52-53.
Fischer 1972, 9.
Dasystegia sordida: Kuwayama 1973, 36, Hokkaido (Oshima), Honshu (Kyoto, Hyogo, Shikoku (Ehime).
Tani 1977, 202, pl. 44, adult, Sado.
Tani 1978, 18, 19, male, Honshu (Niigata).
Nishimoto 1993, 22, Hokkaido (Kushiro)
Dasystegia umbrina: Nozaki and Itou 1988, 57, 60, 61, male, female, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Itou 1989, 55, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Saito et al. 1996, 21, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Agrypnia sordida: Wiggins 1998, 88-91, male, female, larva, case, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Kushiro, Ishikari), Honshu (Aomori, Miyagi, Gumma, Nagano, Mie, Kyoto, Osaka), Sado.
Ito et al. 1999, 19, 23, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 349.
Ito et al. 2000a, 26, 30-31, Hokkaido (Soya).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 250, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nozaki 2001, 15, adult.
Kuranishi et al. 2002, 101, Honshu (Aomori).
Morita and Kawase 2004, 15, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Nozaki 2005a, 495,497, male.
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 53, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al. 2007, 149, 152, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Type locality. Hokkaido (Hakodate, Oshima), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Sado), Russia (continental part of Far East, Sakhalin, Kuriles), Korea.

Agrypnia ulmeri (Martynov 1909)

Phryganea sp.: Ulmer 1907a, 9, male, Japan.
Phryganea ulmeri Martynov 1909, 236-240, male, female, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Phryganea ulmerina Navás, 1920, 161-162, male, Honshu (Kyoto). Synonymized by Wiggins (1998).
Dasystegia (Prophryganea) ulmeri: Fischer 1964, 53.
Itou 1989, 55, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Itou and Muramatsu 1995, 39, Hokkaido (Abashiri).
Agrypnia ulmeri: Martynov 1935, 293.
Wiggins 1998, 100-101, male, Hokkaido (Hakodate).
Ito et al. 1999, 19, 23, 26, male, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 349-350.
Ito et al. 2000a, 22, 26, 31, Hokkaido (Soya).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 250-251, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 107, adult, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 55, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Type locality. Hokkaido (Hakodate, Oshima), Japan. The lectotype designated by Wiggins (1998).
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu), Russia (Ussuri, Siberia).
Remarks. Many records of this species are probably misidentifications of A. acristata (Wiggins, 1998).

Genus Eubasilissa Martynov

Two named species were recognized in Japan.

Eubasilissa imperialis (Nakahara 1915)

Phryganea imperialis Nakahara 1915, 15-17, female, Honshu (Kyoto).
Phryganea regina ab. imperialis: Kuwayama 1922, 959, 962.
Matsumura 1931, 1119-1120, adult.
Eubasilissa imperialis: Fischer 1964, 83.
Kuwayama, 1970, 344-346, male, female, Honshu (Kyoto).
Kuwayama 1973, 41, Honshu (Kyoto).
Wiggins 1998, 226-227, female, Honshu (Kyoto).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 350.
Type locality. Honshu (Kyoto), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Remarks. The male specimen studied by Kuwayama (1970) is anomalous (Wiggins 1998).

Eubasilissa regina (McLachlan 1871)

Holostomis maclachlani var. regina (an sp. distincta?) McLachlan 1871, 103, Japan.
Neuronia (Holostomis) regina: McLachlan 1894, 421.
Holostopmis regina: Matsumura 1904, 165-166, pl. 12, adult.
Matsumura 1907, 186, adult.
Neuronia regina: Ulmer 1907a, 6, pl. 1, male, female, Hokkaido.
Ulmer 1907b, 24, pl. 29, adult.
Nakahara 1913b, 265-266, pl. 7, adult, Honshu (Gifu).
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 422, adult.
Takeuchi 1955, 74, pl. 28, adult, Honshu (Gumma).
Miwa and Okawa 1958, 18, Honshu (Mie).
Kobayashi 1968, 4, Honshu (Niigata), Sado.
Yamanouchi 1976, 4, 6, adult, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Neuronia reginella Nakahara 1913a, 323-324, male, Honshu (Tochigi). Synonymized by Wiggins (1998).
Nakahara 1913b, 266-267, pl. 7, male, Honshu (Tochigi).
Fischer 1964, 87.
Kuwayama 1970, 344-346, male, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Phryganea regina ab. reginella: Kuwayama 1922, 958, 961.
Regina regina: Martynov 1924, 215. The generic name Regina preoccupied by an American snake (Martynov 1930).
Phryganea regina: Esaki 1930, 5, 74, Kyushu (Oita).
Tateishi 1934, Kyushu (Fukuoka,. Oita).
Neuronia (Eubasilissa) regina: Tsuda 1942a, 305, Honshu (Nagano, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo).
Kuwayama 1949, 306, adult.
Ishihara et al. 1953, 38, Shikoku (Ehime).
Neuronia maxima Iwata 1927a, 238, pl. 9, larva, Honshu (Nagano, Shizuoka). Synonymized by Tanida (1985).
Iwata 1927b, 210, pl. 5, larva.
Tsuda 1959, 146, larva, case.
Eubasilissa regina: Martynov 1930, 87.
Matsumura 1931, 1119, adult.
Kuwayama 1932, 1500, adult.
Hirayama 1933, pl. 81, adult, Honshu (Tokyo).
Matsumura 1933, 1, pl. 1, adult.
Mosely 1935, 125-126, male.
Esaki 1938, 142, pl. 63, adult.
Fischer 1964, 85-86.
Kuwada 1965, 165, pl. 83, adult, Shikoku (Ehime).
Kuwayama 1970, 343-344, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Abashiri, Ishikawa, Iburi, Honshu (Aomori, Iwate, Yamagata, Tochigi, Niigata, Nagano, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Tottori), Shikoku (Ehime).
Fischer 1972, 14.
Kuwayama 1973, 40-41, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Abashiri, Ishikari, Iburi), Honshu (Aomori, Iwate, Yamagata, Tochigi, Niigata, Nagano, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Tottori), Shikoku (Ehime).
Tani 1976, 394-396, larva, case, food, Honshu (Aomori, Yamagata, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara), Tsushima.
Tani 1977, 202, pl.44, adult, Honshu (Nara).
Tani 1978, 18-20, male, Honshu (Niigata).
Tanabe 1980, 60, adult, Hokkaido (Sorachi).
Gyotoku 1981, 72, Kyushu (Fukuoka, Oita).
Tanida 1982, 19, 21, 29, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Kobayashi 1984, 8, Sado.
Tanida 1985, 190-191, larva, case.
Kobayashi 1987, 25, Oki.
Ito 1988, 154-160, case, life history, habitat, food, preying behavior, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Hatta and Nozaki 1991, adult, 203, 207, Honshu (Aichi, Gifu).
Tanida et al. 1991, adult, larva, pupa, case, 82-83.
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 133, pl. 15, adult, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Kuhara 1992, 46, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Nishio 1992, 23, adult, feeding behavior of adult, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuhara et al. 1993, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Morita 1993, 6, Honshu (Mie).
Kuhara and Ito 1994, 20, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Moriya 1994, 78, Honshu (Kanagawa, Ymanashi).
Itou and Muramatsu 1995, 39, Hokkaido (Abashiri).
Kuranishi and Ohtaka, 1996, 14, Honshu (Aomori).
Arefina 1997, 86-87, male.
Ito et al. 1997, 24, 28, Hokkaido (Hiyama).
Moriya 1997, 67, Honshu (Yamanashi).
Nakajima et al. 1997, 14, 18, 19, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Nozaki 1997, 36, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Tani and Nakamura 1997, 62, adult, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Ito et al. 1998, 10, 12, 15-16, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Kadowaki 1998, 8-9, Honshu (Shimane), Oki.
Kagaya et al. 1998, 55, 174, Honshu (Tokyo, Yamanashi)
Wiggins 1998, 227-228, male, female, larva, pupa, case, Hokkaido (Ishikari), Honshu (Miyagi, Tochigi, Gumma, Topkyo, Kanagawa, Yamanshi, Nagano, Gifu, Kyoto).
Ito et al. 1999, 24-27, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Morita 1999, 89, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 350-351.
Imamori 2000, 233, adult.
Ito et al. 2000a, 26, 28-30, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito et al. 2000b, 30, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 251, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Maruyma and Takai 2000, 113, 117, larva, case, Shikoku (Tokushima).
Itou and Mimura 2001, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Kuhara 2001, 18, Hokkaido (Shiribeshi).
Kuranishi et al. 2002, 101, Honshu (Aomori).
Nakamura and Wakidera 2002, 80, Honshu (Hiroshima)
Nozaki and Nakamura 2002, 175, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Uchida 2002, 78, Honshu (Tochigi).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 108, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nakamura et al. 2003, 154, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Aoyagi et al. 2004, 25, Honshu (Kyoto).
Kawase 2004, 113, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Yoshitaka 2004, 28, Honshu (Okayama).
Karita 2005, 100-101, adult, larva, case.
Katsuma 2005a, 8, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Katsuma 2005b, 14, Honshu (Gumma).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 55, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 495, 497, male, larva, case.
Nozaki 2005b, 109, larva, adult, case.
Kameyama and Nakamura 2006, 189, Honshu (Tottori, Hiroshima).
Katsuma 2006, 36, 38, 41, Honshu (Ibaraki).
Kinota 2006, 224, 225, 411, adult, larva, case, Hokakido (Ishikari).
Nakatani et al. 2006, 36, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 53, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Ito et al., 2007, 149, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Kuhara et al. 2007, ap. 71, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 96, Honshu (Tottori, Hiroshima).
Eubasilissa reginella: Kuwayama 1970, 344, Honshu (Kanagawa)
Kuwayama 1973, 41, Honshu (Kanagawa).
Type locality. Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Sado, Oki, Tsushima), Russia (Sakhalin, Kuriles), China, Korea, Taiwan.
Remarks. Although Neuronia maxima was placed as a junior synonym of E. regina by Tanida (1985), Wiggins (1998) suggested that N. maxima might be a junior synonym of Semblis melaleuca (McLachlan).

Genus Hagenella Martynov

Only one species, H. apicalis (Matsumura), is known from Japan.

Hagenella apicalis (Matsumura 1904)

Neuronia apicalis Matsumura 1904, 172-173, pl. 12, adult, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Matsumura 1907, 188, adult.
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 423, adult.
Neuronia dentata Martynov 1909, 230-233, male. Synonymized by Wiggins (1998).
Hagenella apicalis: Matsumura 1931, 1120, adult.
Kuwayama 1932, 1500, adult.
Matsumura 1933, 2, pl. 1, adult.
Esaki et al. 141, pl. 63, adult.
Takeuchi 1955, 75, pl. 28, adult.
Kuwayama 1973, 38, Hokkaido (Rumoi, Kamikawa, Ishikari, Oshima).
Tanabe 1980, 61, adult, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Saito 1994, 17-18, adult, Hokkaido (Yururi-to).
Wiggins 1998, 190-192, male, female, larva, pupa, variation of female genitalia, habitat, Hokkaido (Tokachi, Ishikari, Iburi, Oshima).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 351.
Ito et al. 2000a, 22-23, 26, 28-30, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito et al. 2000b, 30, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 108, Hokkaido (Ishikari). An adult male as this species showed in a photograph (fig. 3) belongs to Oligotricha hybridoides (Nagayasu et al. 2005).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 55, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Nakatani et al. 2006, 36, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 53, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Neuronia (Hagenella) apicalis: Kuwayama 1949, 306, adult.
Type locality. Hokkaido (Ishikari), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Yururi-to), Russia (Sakhalin, Kuriles).

Genus Oligostomis Kolenati

Only one species, O. wigginsi, is known from Japan.

Oligostomis wigginsi Nishimoto and Kawase 2005

Oligostomis wigginsi Nishimoto and Kawase 2005, 317-324, male, female, larva, pupa, case, egg mass, habitat, Honshu (Aomori).
Nishimoto and Kawase 2006, 4-6, male, larva, pupal case, habitat, Honshu (Aomori).
Inazu 2007, 29-30, adult, habitat, Honshu (Hyogo).
Type locality. Honshu (Aomori), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).

Genus Oligotricha Rambur

Although four named species are known from Japan, the description of O. kawamurai (Iwata) based only on the larval stage is insufficient for species identification (Wiggins 1998).

Oligotricha fluvipes (Matsumura 1904)

Neuronia fluvipes Matsumura 1904, 172, pl.12, female, Honshu (Tokyo, Kyoto).
Navás 1920, 161.
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 423, adult.
Takeuchi 1955, 75, pl. 28, adult, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1959, 146, larva, case.
Yamanouchi 1976, 4, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Neuronia (Oligostomis) fluvipes: Tsuda 1942a, 306, Honshu (Toyama, Kyoto, Hyogo).
Kuwayama 1949, 306, adult.
Tsuda & Akagi 1962, 138, larva, case.
Oligostomis fluvipes: Matsumura 1931, 1121, adult.
Uéno 1931, 108, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuwayama 1932, 1501, adult.
Matsumura 1933, 4, pl. 1, adult.
Esaki et al. 1938, 141, pl. 63, adult.
Fischer 1964, 55-56.
Oligostomis hirayamai Matsumura 1931, 1121, female (as male in original description), Honshu (Tokyo). Synonymized by Wiggins and Kuwayama (1957).
Oligotricha fluvipes: Wiggins & Kuwayama 1957, 4-6, male, female, Honshu (Tokyo, Kyoto).
Kobayashi 1968, 4, Honshu (Niigata), Sado.
Wiggins & Kuwayama 1971, 345, male, female, 342-345.
Fischer 1972, 18.
Kuwayama 1973, 37, Honshu (Aomori, Toyama, Nagano, Kyoto, Shimane), Shikoku (Ehime).
Tani 1977, 202, pl. 44, adult, Honshu (Nara).
Tanida 1985, 190-191, larva, case.
Kobayashi 1987, 25, Honshu (Shimane).
Hatta and Nozaki 1991, adult, 203, 207, Honshu (Aichi).
Nishiharu 1997, 60, Honshu (Fukui).
Tani and Nakamura1997, 62-63, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Morita 1998a, 13, Honshu (Mie).
Morita 1998b, 72, Honshu (Mie).
Wiggins 1998, 115-118, male, female, larva, pupa, Honshu (Gumma, Tokyo, Niigata, Nagano, Gifu, Kyoto, Hyogo, Nara).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 351.
Nozaki 2001, 15, adult.
Nozaki and Nakamura, 2002, 175, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Morita and Kawase 2004, 18, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Nozaki 2005a, 495, 497, male, larva, case.
Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 96, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Type locality. Honshu (Kyoto), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido?, Honshu, Shikoku).
Remarks. Early records for this species should be confirmed in light of the recent discovery of two additional species, O. hybridoides Wiggins and Kuwayama from Hokkaido and O. spicata Wiggins and Kuwayama from alpine zone of Honshu (Wiggins 1998). A record from Hokkaido by Ymanouchi (1976) also should be checked (Kuhara and Kuranishi 1997).

Oligotricha hybridoides Wiggins and Kuwayama 1971

Oligotricha hybridoides Wiggins and Kuwayama 1971, 340-345, male, female, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Rumoi, Kamikawa, Ishikari).
Kuwayama 1973, 37, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Kamikawa, Ishikari).
Ito et al. 1998, 16-17, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Wiggins 1998, 119-120, male, female, larva, pupa, pupal case,habitat, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Rumoi, Kamikawa, Ishikari).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 351.
Ito et al. 2000a, 26, 28-29, Hokkaido (Soya).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 108, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 55, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Oligotricha fulvipes: Kuwada 1965, 165, pl. 83, adult, Hokkaido (Kamikawa). Misidentification mentioned by Wiggins and Kuwayama (1971).
Type locality. Hokkaido (Mt. Daisetsu, Kamikawa), Japan.
Distribution. Hokkaido, Russia (Sakhalin, Kuriles).

Oligotricha kawamurai (Iwata 1927)

Neuronia kawamurai Iwata 1927a, 237-238, pl. 8. larva, Honshu (Shiga).
Iwata 1927b, 210, pl. 5, larva.
Nozaki et al. 1999, 351-352.
Type locality. Honshu (Shiga), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).
Remarks. This species was described only based on the larval stage, which cannot be identified as a species.

Oligotricha spicata Wiggins and Kuwayama 1957

Oligotricha spicata Wiggins and Kuwayama 1957, 3, 4, 7, male, female, Honshu (Fukushima, Gumma, Nagano).
Kobayashi 1968, 4, Honshu (Niigata).
Kobayashi 1973, 33, Honshu (Yamagata)
Wiggins & Kuwayama 1971, 345, male, female, 342-345.
Kuwayama 1973, 37, Honshu (Gumma).
Tanida et al. 1991, adult, larva, pupa, case, 84-85.
Wiggins 1998, 118, 120, male, female, larva, pupa, habitat, Honshu (Fukushima, Gumma, Nagano).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 352.
Kuranishi et al. 2002, 101, Honshu (Aomori).
Nozaki 2005a, 497, male.
Type locality. Honshu (Fukushima), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Honshu).

Genus Phryganea Linnaeus

Only one species, P. japonica, is known from Japan.

Phryganea (Colpomera) japonica McLachlan 1866

Phryganea japonica McLachlan 1866, 248-249, adult.
Matsumura 1907, 187, adult.
Ulmer 1907a, 10, male, female.
Ulmer 1907b, 26, pl. 30, adult.
Nakahara 1913b, 268-269, pl.7, adult.
Esaki 1930, 5, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Matsumura 1931, 1121-1122, adult.
Kuwayama 1932, 1502, adult.
Hirayama 1933, pl. 81, adult, Honshu (Tokyo).
Matsumura 1933, 2-3, pl. 1, adult.
Tateishi 1934, 74-75, Kyushu (Fukuoka), Tsushima.
Esaki et al., 140, pl. 63, adult.
Tsuda 1942b, 263-265, Honshu (Kyoto).
Tsuda 1942c, 63-64, Honshu (Shiga).
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 424, adult.
Gyotoku 1954, 11, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Takeuchi 1955, 75, pl. 28, adult, Honshu (Kyoto).
Miwa and Okawa 18, Honshu (Mie).
Kuwada 1965, 166, pl. 83, adult, Shikoku (Ehime).
Kobayashi 1968, 4, Honshu (Niigata).
Imamori 2000, 232, adult.
Nozaki 2001, 15, adult.
Nagayasu et al. 2005, 55, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Nozaki 2005a, 495, 497, male, larva. Morita 2006, 200, Honshu (Mie).
Nakamura and Fukui 2006, 244, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Ito and Kosugi 2007, 54, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Nakamura and Hajiri 2007, 198, Honshu (Shimane). Nozaki and Nakamura 2007, 96, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Phryganea (Colpomera) japonica: Martynov, 1924b, 79.
Tsuda 1942a, 308, Honshu (Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Fukushima).
Kuwayama 1949, 307, adult.
Wiggins 1998, 152-154, male, female, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Tokachi, Kamikawa, Hidaka), Honshu (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Yamanashi, Gifu, Shiga), Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Ito et al. 1999, 24-27, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Morita 1999, 89, Honshu (Mie).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 352.
Ito et al. 2000a, 26, 30-31, Hokkaido (Soya).
Ito et al. 2000b, 30, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Kuhara et al. 2000, 251, Hokkaido (Iburi).
Nishimoto and Nozaki 2001, 361-368, larva, pupa, case, Honshu (Aichi).
Nagayasu et al. 2003, 108, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Morita and Kawase 2004, 16, Honshu (Ishikawa).
Colpomera japonica: Kuwayama 1973, Hokkaido (Ishikari, Hidaka, Iburi), Honshu (Miyagi, Kanagawa, Niigata, Nagano, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Yamaguchi), Shikoku (Kagawa, Ehime), Kyushu (Fukuoka, Kumamoto).
Tani 1977, 202, pl. 44, adult, Honshu (Aomori).
Tani 1978, 20-21, male, Honshu (Niigata).
Kobayashi 1987, 25, Honshu (Shimane), Oki.
Itou 1989, 55, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Gyotoku 1991, 77, Honshu (Tokyo).
Gyotoku and Nozaki 1992, 133-134, pl. 15, adult, Kyushu (Fukuoka).
Kuhara et al. 1993, Hokkaido (Ishikari).
Morita 1993, 6, Honshu (Mie).
Nishmoto 1993, 22, Hokkaido (Kusiro).
Itou and Muramatsu 1995, 39, Hokkaido (Abashiri).
Kuranishi and Ohtaka 1996, 14, Honshu (Aomori).
Tani and Nakamura 1997, 63, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Ito et al. 1998, 10, 15-16, Hokkaido (Nemuro).
Kadowaki 1998, 9, Honshu (Shimane).
Nishimoto and Nishimoto 1998, 151, Honshu (Aichi).
Kuranishi 2002, 566-567, adult, Honshu (Chiba).
Kuranishi et al. 2002, 101, Honshu (Aomori).
Nakatani et al. 2006, 36, Hokkaido (Soya).
Type locality. Hokkaido (Oshima), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Oki, Tsushima), Kuriles (South).

Genus Semblis Fabricius

Two species are known from Japan.

Semblis melaleuca (McLachlan 1871)

Holostomis melaleuca McLachlan 1871, 106-107, male, Hokkaido (Oshima).
Matsumura 1904, 166, pl. 12, adult.
Matsumura 1907, 187, adult.
Matsumura 1931, 1120-1121, adult.
Uéno 1931, 108, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuwayama 1932, 1501, adult.
Matsumura 1933, 9, pl. 2, adult.
Hirayama 1937, 171, pl. 75, Hokkaido (Kamikawa).
Kuwayama 1967, 3, 5, pls. 1-2, male, Honshu (Aomori, Tochigi, Niigata, Nagano).
Esaki et al. 1938, 140-141, pl. 63, adult.
Kuwayama 1973, 39-40, Honshu (Aomori, Iwate, Tochigi, Niigata, Nagano).
Tani 1977, 202, pl. 44, adult, Honshu (Nagano).
Neuronia (Holostomis) melaleuca: Tsuda 1942a, 307, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuwayama 1949, 306, adult.
Neuronia melaleuca: Nakahara 1913b, 267-268, pl. 7, adult, Honshu (Gifu?).
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 423, adult.
Takeuchi 1955, 75, pl. 28, adult, Honshu (Nagano).
Kuwada, 1965, 164, pl. 82, adult, Honshu (Nagano).
Iijima et al. 1984, 92, Hokkaido (Kushiro).
Holostomis chishimana Kuwayama 1967, 4-5, pls. 1-2, female. Synonymized by Wiggins (1998).
Semblis melaleuca: Fischer 1964, 77-78
Fischer 1972, 13.
Wiggins 1998, male, female, Hokkaido (Nemuro, Kushiro, Tokachi), Honshu (Aomori, Iwate, Tochigi, Yamanashi, Nagano, Gifu).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 352.
Nozaki 2000, 2, female, Honshu (Niigata).
Kuranishi et al. 2002, 101, Honshu (Aomori).
Nozaki 2005a, 495, 497, male, larva, case.
Type locality. Hokkaido (Hakodate), Japan.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu), Russia (Sakhalin, Kuriles).

Semblis phalaenoides (Linnaeus 1758)

Phryganea phalaenoides Linnaeus 1758, 378.
Holostomis phalaenoides: Matsumura 1931, 1120, adult.
Kuwayama 1932, 1502, adult.
Matsumura 1933, 1, pl. 1, adult.
Esaki et al. 1938, 141, pl. 63, adult.
Kuwayama 1967, 2-3, 5, pls. 1-2, male, Hokkaido (Rumoi, Ishikari).
Kuwayama 1973, 39, Hokkaido (Rumoi, Ishikari).
Neuronia (Holostomis) phalaenoides: Kuwayama, 1949, 307, adult.
Neuronia phalaenoides: Kuwada 1965, 165-166, pl. 83, adult, Honshu (Hirohsima).
Tsuda and Kuwayama 1950, 424, adult.
Holostomis coreana Kuwayama 1967, 1-2, 5, pls. 1-2, male, female. Synonymized by Mey (1989).
Semblis phalaenoides: Fischer 1964, 78-82
Fischer 1972, 13.
Lepneva 1966, 49-53, larva, case.
Yamanouchi 1987, 36, Hokkaido (Tokachi).
Arefina 1997, 89, male.
Tani and Nakamura 1997, 63, adult. Honshu (Hiroshima, Shimane?).
Wiggins 1998, 195-198, male, female, larva, case, Hokkaido (Kushiro, Rumoi, Ishikari).
Nozaki et al. 1999, 352.
Nozaki 2000, 1-3, female, Honshu (Hiroshima).
Type locality. Finland.
Distribution. Japan (Hokkaido, western Honshu), Russia (European, Siberia, Far East, Sakhalin), China (north), Korea, Mongolia, Europe (north).

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