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Cortodera villosa krasnobaevi ssp. n. from East Ukraine and C. v. mariae ssp. n. from near Sukko (Krasnodar Region of Russia) are described, as well as a female of C. kiesenwetteri subtruncata Pic, 1934. A new yellow form of C. villosa magdeevi Danilevsky, 2010 is also described. The right position of C. villosa mikhailovi Danilevsky, 2001, described as C. reitteri mikhailovi, is established. Several taxonomy problems in the genus Cortodera Mulsant, 1863 are discussed. Резюме. Описаны Cortodera villosa krasnobaevi ssp. n. из Восточной Украины и C. v. mariae ssp. n. из окрестностей Сукко (Краснодарский край России), как и самка C. kiesenwetteri subtruncata Pic, 1934. Описана также новая желтая форма C. villosa magdeevi Danilevsky, 2010. Установлена правильная позиция C. villosa mikhailovi Danilevsky, 2001; подвид был первоначально описан как C. reitteri mikhailovi. Обсуждаются некоторые таксономические проблемы в роде Cortodera Mulsant, 1863. Numerous very rare representatives of the genus Cortodera Mulsant, 1863 distributed in East Europe and neighbor regions rest very poorly investigated up to know. More than a hundred newly collected specimens in Zhiguli Natural Reserve in May 2010 allow to describe two new subspecies, understand the real taxonomy position of some taxa and specify morphology diagnosis of several others. Cortodera villosa Heyden, 1876 The species included [Danilevsky, Smetana, 2010] 6 subspecies up to now: C. v. villosa Heyden, 1876 (Europe), C. v. circassica Reitter, 1890 (NW Caucasus), C. v. miroshnikovi Danilevsky, 2010 (Bakuriani, Georgia), C. v. nakhichevanica Miroshnikov, 2007 (Ordubad, Nakhichevan Republic), C. v. magdeevi Danilevsky, 2010 (Samara env.), C. v. major Miroshnikov, 2007 (Ufa environs). The records [Özdikmen, 2003; Özdikmen et al., 2009] of the species for Turkey (Ankara environs) were connected with a single similarly colored specimen of C. colchica Reitter, 1890 from central part of Aksaray province (the published indication to Ankara province was simply a mistake – according to the personal message by the author). The identification of corresponding specimen was made by me on the base of color photo just sent to me by H. Özdikmen together with the exact label. Now the taxonomy, distribution and diagnosis of C. villosa must be revised because of several new data. The new study of the composition of the species was started after the discovery of new form of C. v. circassica with orange-yellow elytra by A. Miroshnikov [see www. zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/cormir.htm]. Similar forms from East Europe and Ural were identified before as Cortodera reitteri auct. (not Pic, 1891). The revison of available materials allows to fix the real nature of several populations, to specify the morphology of others and to describe two new subspecies. Cortodera villosa magdeevi Danilevsky, 2010 (Color plate 3: fig. 1–6; 4: fig. 7−9) Cortodera villosa magdeevi Danilevsky, 2010b: 43 (Zhiguli Mountains near Samara and Radishchevo District of Ulianovsk Region, about 30km SW Syzran). Cortodera villosa: Magdeev, 1990: 139; 1996: 41; 2003: 203; 2007: 175; Isaev, Ishutov, 2001: 87; Isaev, Magdeev, 2003: 293; Isaev et al., 2004: 37; Isaev, 2007: 28. Cortodera reitteri: Isaev, Ishutov, 2001: 87; Cortodera villosa major Miroshnikov, 2007: 211, part.; Krasnobayeva, 2009: 296. Cortodera reitteri reitteri: Danilevsky & Smetana, 2010: 123, part. The subspecies is characterized by great degree of individual color variability. Many collected specimens in 2010 allow concluding forms with brown elytra (which were identified before as С. reitteri) represent about a half of the population. Totally 86 specimens were collected: 39 males and females (fig. 5–9) with brown elytra (abdominal apex is always red); 34 males and females (fig. 3–4) were totally black (usually with lightened anterior tibiae) and only 13 males and females (fig. 1–2) were typically colored (black elytra, red legs and abdominal apex). No morphological differences were observed between color forms. The form with brown elytra could have all legs red with black tarsi © CAUCASIAN ENTOMOLOGICAL BULL. 2010 Кавказский энтомол. бюллетень 6(1): 57−60

New and poorly known Longicorn-beetles of the genus Cortodera Mulsant, 1863 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) from South-East Europe