In this study, a macropter female specimen of Pasira marinadolina P.V. Putshkov & Moulet, 2004 was determined in Edirne province in 2021. This finding is the second locality record of this species in Turkey. In this study, the description of the macropter form is given and the differences between it and the related species Pasira basiptera Stål, 1859 are discussed.

In this study, an alien invasive species, Belonochilus numenius (Say, 1832), was recorded in two localities in Edirne province during field studies in the Thrace Region between 2019-2021. These findings are the first record of this species, which entered from Spain to Europe in 2008 and then spread to other European countries, in the Thrace Region and the second record in Turkey. In addition, the latest distribution of this species in Europe and Turkey is shown on the map.

Reporting the second record of Solenosthedium bilunatum (Lefèbvre, 1827) in Albania, the presence of the species in the country is confirmed. Information on the known distribution of S. bilunatum in Europe is summarized.

The sensilla who act as thermohygroreceptor, chemoreceptor, or mechanoreceptor are the main sensory structures of insects. Insects carry different types, numbers and distributions of sensilla in body parts such as head, antenna, mouth parts, and leg segments. In this study, the sensilla types on the head, antenna and mouth parts of Aelia rostrata Boh. (Hemiptera, Pentatomidae) were invastigated with using scanning electron microscope. According to the results of the study, 4 major types of sensilla with different diameters and cone-shaped protrusions have been identified: sensilla basiconica, sensilla trichodea, sensilla peg, and sensilla campaniformia. These sensilla show different distributions in the examined structures of the insect. The results obtained from the study were also com-pared with other species in the literature, and similarities and differences were revealed.

This study constitutes the second part of a preliminary list on the host plants of Lygaeoidea species in Turkey presented by Kiyak et al (2020). In the first part of the study, Kiyak et al. (2020) presented and discussed the plant taxa belonging to 36 plant families and the related Lygaeoidea species list in alphabetical order. In this study, 187 taxa belonging to 38 plant families, 67 at genera level and 120 at species level, were defined in relation to Lygaeoidea species. In addition, additional informations on the 10 plant familiesin the first study are presented.

The present study was conducted in 73 localities between May and September of 2013 and 2014 in Edirne Province and in two localities in in 2016 in Kirklareli Province. As a result, 6 species belonging to 3 genera from Nabinae and Prostemmatinae subfamilies of Nabidae family were determined. Among these species, Nabis flavomarginatus Scholtz, 1847 and Nabis ferus (Linnaeus, 1758) are first records for the Heteroptera fauna of the Thrace Region and additional locality records for 4 species known from the region are given

In this paper, new record distributional data on a rare Heteroptera (Hemiptera) species, Grypocoris syriacus Reuter, 1896 from northern Anatolia (Gerede district, Bolu province) are given.

In this study is reported 28 species belonging to 20 genera from 4 families (Alydidae, Coreidae, Rhopalidae and Stenocephalidae) of the superfamily Coreoidea on the material collected from 39 different localities in Çorum province between 2019 and 2021. Of them, 23 species are new records for the Coreoidea fauna of Çorum. While 20 species recorded in the present study are of Holomediterranean origin, 3 species of Pontomediterranean origin, 2 species of Irano-Turanian origin, 1 species has distribution in Euro-Siberian, Mediterranean and Nearctic. As a result of our observations in the field, a total of 21 taxon at genus level from 15 plant families were identified in relation to Coreoidea species.

The study was carried out in the provinces of Elazig and Diyarbakir between 2020-2021. In the studies conducted in nature and in laboratory conditions, it is observed that the species does not feed on advanced larval stages of the pest. From the species identified in the study, Deraeocoris trifasciatus Linnaeus, 1767 and Globiceps sphaegiformis Rossi, 1790 species belonging to the Miridae family were observed in nature, and Nagusta goedelii Kolenati, 1857 and Zelus (Diplodacus) renardii (Kolenati, 1856) species belonging to the Reduviidae family were observed to in laboratory conditions to feed on the pest. Geocoris luridus Fieber, 1844 and Geocoris putonianus Bergroth, 1892 species belonging to the Geocoridae family were found to be abundant in nature before the pest began to be observed in nature. Brachycoleus steini Jakovlev, 1884 specimens and Macrotylus ponticus Seidenstücker, 1966 found in abundance in the garden at the larval period of pest of these species. It has not been determined that they feed on pests. All species have been detected in the fau-na of both provinces. These species are also the first record for the provinces where they have been found.

The first record of Dryadocoris apicalis (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1842) for Greece is reported. Information on the known distribution of the species is summarized.