Quentin    (Dubus),    Sarthe    (D^sportes),    Aube     (Jourdheuille),    Douai    (Foucart),
Auvergne    (Sand),    Eure-et-Loir,    not    rare    (Guen^e),    Haute-Garonne  (Caradja),
Bourg   d'Oisans    (Tutt),   Alpes-Maritimes    (Millidre),   Pluviers    (Nainvilliers    teste
Reaumur),  Cannes,  rare  (Constant).     Germany:  common  everywhere  (Heinemann),
north-west   Germany,   generally    distributed    (Jordan),   Thuringia — Gotha,    Erfurt,
Amstadt   (Knapp),    Pomerania — Stettin,    not    common,    nr.   Zabelsdorf,    Nemitz,
Grabow,  Radekow  (Hering),  Silesia,  not  rare  (Prittwitz),  Dessau,  not  rare  (Richter),
Wernigorode    (Fischer),    Brunswick,    common     (Heinemann),    Hanover,    not    rare
(Glitz),    Frankfort  -  on  -  Oder    (Kretschmer),     Eutin    (Dahl),     Rhine    Palatinate
(Bertram),   Wurtembeig    (Seyffler),    Giessen  (Dickore),   Lower    Elbe   dist.     (Zim-
mermann),    Waldeck     (Speyer),    Zeiiz-on-the-Elster     (Wilde),     Halle    (Stange),
Munich    (Kranz),  Hesse— Griinberg   (Glaser),   Rudolstadt   (Meurer),   Mecklenburg,
everywhere    (Schmidt),    Bremen    (Rehberg),    Saxon    Upper    Lusatia,     distributed
and     not     rare     (Schutze),      Dresden     (Steinert),     Prussia — Konigsberg,      &c.,
distributed     but     rather    rare    (Schmidt),   Upper  Lusatia   (Moeschler),.  Ratisbon
(Schmid),      Alsace      (Peyerimhoff),      Offenbach       (Wiskott),       Nassau,       Baden
dist.,    common,    Karlsruhe     (Reutti).       Italy:     throughout,    unless     absent    in
the    south    and    in     Corsica,    nowhere    abundant     (Curd),    Lombardy  —  Brianza,
Milan   (Turati),    Modena    (Fiori),    Sicily  —  Madonie   (Mink-Palumbo).      Nether-
lands :     generally     distributed,     but     rare  —  Holland,      Gelderland,      Limburg,
Groningen    (Snellen),    Breda,    not    rare    (Heylaerts).       Rou mania:     common —
Grumazesti,   Kloster  Neamtz,    Costrischa,    Husch,    Slanic    (Caradja),    Comanesli,
Jassy  (coll.  Leon),  Dobrudscha   (Mann),   Turn   Severin   (Haberhauer).      Rusi»iA  :
southern    Russia    (Moeschler),     Wolmar     (Lutzau),    Volga    district,     not    rare —
Kasan,  Orenburg,  Sarepta,  etc.  (Eversmann),  Baltic  provinces— generally  distributed,
but     somewhat     rare     (Nolcken),      Transcaucasia  — Boijom,     Souram,      Manglis,
Helenendorf,  Lagodekhi,  Gueroussi  (Romanoff),  St.  Petersburg  (Erschoff),  Moscow
district— Ivanovsk   (Assmuss).     Scandinavia:    rare  in  Sweden  up  to  60°  N.  lat.
