Two new genera and two newly recorded genera of Pteromalidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea) from China, with descriptions of two new species

Two new genera and two newly recorded genera of Pteromalidae are described from south of China-Bupronotum Xiao & Huang, n. gen, with its included species, Bupronotum zhuangarum Xiao & Huang, n. sp., Globimesosoma Xiao & Huang, n. gen. with Globimesosoma yaoarum Xiao & Huang, n. sp., Herbertia Howard and Storeya Boucek. The type specimens are deposited in Institute of Zoology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Pteromalidae (Insecta: Hymenoptera) are mainly parasitoids of economically important pests. In the course of reviewing the genera of the Pteromalidae in preparation for a key to the Chinese genera, we went out to collect wasps in different locations. During the investigation of Dayao and Shiwan Mountains, south of China, we recognized two new genera and two newly recorded genera, Bupronotum n. gen., Globimesosoma n. gen., Herbertia Howard and Storeya Boucek. Terminology generally follows that of Graham (1969). Abbreviations are as follows: ocellar-ocular distance is OOL, posterior ocellar distance is POL, antennal funicular segments are F1 through F6, gastral tergites are T1 through T7. We use eye spacei to describe the shortest distance between two eyes. Body length is measured in millimeters. Other measurements are relative.