| Ecology |
under moss on trunk (Habu 1954d), under the bark of trees (Habu 1978e), sometimes on foliage (Habu 1978e, Suda 1980), near roots of grasses in swampy areas (Habu 1978e), moist surface of bank (Suda 1980), broad leaved deciduous forest (Higashi et al. 1983), alder coppice forest in wetlands (Higashi et al. 1983), riverbed (Terada 1983, Yamazaki et al. 1999, Lee and Ishii 2010), bank (Aono 1987, Aono 1988), gravel land (Aono 1988), vineyard (Yano et al. 1989), grassland in flatland (Kasahara and Nishiyama 1990), paddy field (Yahiro et al. 1992), forage crop field (Ishitani et al. 1994), fallow field (Sunose 1992, Sunose and Kurosawa 1992), fig orchard (Ishitani and Yano 1994, Ishitani 1996), rape field (Ishitani 1996), paddy field (Lee et al. 2008, Kagawa 2008, Lee and Ishii 2009), forest (Hori 2008), waterside grassland (Lee and Ishii 2009), adult (Yamazaki et al. 1999), spring (Yamazaki et al. 1999), sometimes gnaw strawberries cultivated in vinyl houses early in spring (Katagiri et al. 1973, Habu 1978e), often came to the lights (Habu 1954d), collected by light trapping (Aono 1988, Yahiro 1997) |
| Remarks |
Anchomenus (Agonum) chalcomus Bates, 1873, Trans Ent. Soc. Lond.: 280 (Japan: “Hiogo; Nagasaki”) (Habu 1978e), Anchomenus (Agonum) chalcomus Bates, Agonum chalcomus Bates, Agonum (?Agonum) chalcomum Bates, Agonum (Tanystoma) chalcomum Bates, Agonum (Agonodromius) chalcomum Bates, Agonum chalcomum Bates, Agonum (Agonum) chalconum [!] Bates (Habu 1978e) |
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