Two New Species of Rhynchaenus (Coleoptera:Curculionidae) from Daxinganling Mountains Region

In the presenrt paper the authors described two new species of curculionid beetles belonging to the genus Rhynchaenus, collected from Daxinganling Mountains Region. The adults and larvae of the two new species attack the leaves of Quercus mongolica. The type specimens are kept in the Insect Collections of Northeast Forestry Univeisity, Harbin, China.Rhynchaenus (Nomizo) gulienses Yang et Dai, sp. nov. (Figs 1,2)Length: 2.4mm. Rostrum, head, pronotum and elytra black; antennae and tarsi yellow brown. Scutellum and head around eyes rather densely covered with whitish hairs, elytra and legs with grey-white hairs mixed with black hairs.Allied to Rh. (Nomizo) kamiyai, but may be distinguished from the latter by antennae having scape as long as or a little longer than the first segement of funicle, and fore and mid-femora without spines.Holotype (?), Guli Forest Farm, Daxinganling Prefecture, 1986-Ⅶ-4, collected by Yang Liming. Allotype (?) , paratypes 5 (?) (?) 7 (?) (?) , Jiagedaqi, Daxinganling Prefecture, 1987-Ⅵ-30, collected by Zhang Xudong.Rhynchaenus (Orchestes) maculosus Yang et Zhang, sp.no v.(Fig. 3)Black, clothed with rusty-red hairs and usually mixed with black hairs Body 2.5-3.6mm long. Antennae, tibiae and tarsi yellow brown. Elytra with ten pairs of distinct intervals, each with several black-haired patches and those on the first, third, fifth, seventh, ninth and tenth intervals being very distinct.Allied to Rh. (Orchestes) dorsoplanatus (Roelofs), but can be distinguished from the latter by elytra with four pairs of conspicuous black fascicles on the third, fifth, seventh and ninth intervals at subapical calli, by the black fascicles in the middle of third interval and the base of fourth interval.Holotype (?) , Jagedaqi, 1987-Ⅵ-30, collected by Zhang Xudngo. Allotype (?) ; paratypes 4 (?) (?) 9 (?) (?); the data are the same as holotype.