List of Agriotes species

The following species of click beetles in the genus Agriotes (family Elateridae, order Coleoptera) are recognized (status 2026).^[1][2][3][4]

Basionyms are given in square brackets.

• Agriotes acuminatus (Stephens 1830) [Cataphagus acuminatus] (central, eastern and southern Europe, Turkey, Armenia)^[5]
• Agriotes acutus Champion 1896 (Central America)^[6]
• Agriotes adanensis Pic 1910 (Turkey)^[7]
• Agriotes adlbaueri Platia & Schimmel 1992 (Turkey)^[8]
• Agriotes aegeus Platia & Kakiopoulos 2014 (Greece)^[9]
• Agriotes aequalis Schwarz 1891 (Italy)^[10][11]
• Agriotes agonischioides Fleutiaux 1918 (Vietnam)^[12]
• Agriotes alcarazensis Platia & Gudenzi 2009 (Spain)^[13]
• Agriotes alternus Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes amabilis Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes anatolicus Platia 2003 (Turkey, Greece)^[15]
• Agriotes andalusiacus Franz 1967 (Spain)^[16]
• Agriotes angustatus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes angustus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes apicalis LeConte 1884 (western North America)^[18]
• Agriotes aquilus Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes arcanus Brown 1933 (north-eastern North America)^[19]
• Agriotes asaokai Ohira 1994 (Japan, Ryukyu Islands)^[20]
• Agriotes audisioi Platia & Schimmel 1992 (Turkey)^[8]
• Agriotes australasiae Blanchard 1853 (Iles Arrow = Aru Islands, Indonesia)^[21]
• Agriotes australis Fairmaire 1883 (southern Chile, southern Argentina)^[22]
• Agriotes avulsus (LeConte 1853) [Dolopius avulsus] (north-central and north-eastern North America)^[23]
• Agriotes ayani Platia 2011 (Turkey)^[24]
• Agriotes babanus Kishii 1989 (Taiwan)^[25]
• Agriotes bagherii Platia, Furlan & Gudenzi 2002 (Iran)^[26]
• Agriotes balikesirensis Nemeth & Platia 2014 (Turkey)^[27]
• Agriotes balkei Platia 2021 (China: Shaanxi)^[28]
• Agriotes baotianmanensis Platia 2007 (China)^[29]
• Agriotes barkulensis Jagemann 1942 (China, Turkestan, Barkul-Chami – now Xinjiang)^[30]
• Agriotes barriesi Cate & Platia 1997 (Turkey)^[31]
• Agriotes bartaki Platia 2017 (Bulgaria)^[32]
• Agriotes becvari Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes belfragei Becker 1956 (southern U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes bicolor Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes binhus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes binotatus Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes bivittatus Van Dyke 1932 (Oregon, U.S.A.)^[34]
• Agriotes bogatschevi Dolin 1969 (south-western Russia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey)^[35]
• Agriotes bonnairei du Buysson 1889 (Algeria)^[36][11]
• Agriotes bonvouloirei (Candèze 1874) [Hemirhipus bonvouloirei] (French Guiana)^[37]
• Agriotes borowieciorum Platia, Schimmel & Tarnawski 2009 (Turkey)^[38]
• Agriotes brevis Candèze 1863 (central/southern Europe and neighbouring parts of western Asia)^[14]
• Agriotes breviusculus (Candèze 1863) [Agonischius breviusculus] (southern China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, Laos)^[14]
• Agriotes brunneipennis (Fleutiaux 1902) [Agonischius brunneipennis] (Vietnam)^[39]
• Agriotes brunneus Schaeffer 1916 (western U.S.A.)^[40]
• Agriotes bulgaricus Platia & Gudenzi 2007 (Bulgaria)^[41]
• Agriotes caecus Knull 1959 (Ohio, U.S.A.)^[42]
• Agriotes caspicus von Heyden 1883 (western Asia, Turkmenistan and neighbouring countries)^[43]
• Agriotes castaneipennis Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes chiliensis (Schwarz 1904) [Paracosmesus chiliensis] (Chile)^[44]
• Agriotes cilicensis Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes cinereiventris Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes colchicus Gurjeva 1975 (Caucasus, Georgia)^[46]
• Agriotes collaris (LeConte 1853) [Dolopius collaris] (north-eastern North America)^[23]
• Agriotes colonnellii Guglielmi & Platia 1985 (Turkey, Israel, Syria, Jordan)^[47]
• Agriotes concolor Fleutiaux 1925 (Vietnam)^[48]
• Agriotes conjugatus (Candèze 1891) [Agonischius conjugatus] (Myanmar)^[49][29]
• Agriotes connexivus Schwarz 1891 (Morocco)^[10]
• Agriotes conspicuus Schwarz 1891 (Turkey)^[10]
• Agriotes constrictus Reitter 1900 (Syria, Iran, Turkey)^[50][11]
• Agriotes coomani Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes cooteri Platia 2021(China: Zheijang)^[28]
• Agriotes corsicus Candèze 1863 (Italy, southern France, eastern Spain)^[14]
• Agriotes crassiusculus Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes crassus Platia 2010 (Uzbekistan)^[51]
• Agriotes cribrithorax Pic 1910 (Turkey)^[7]
• Agriotes criddlei Van Dyke 1932 (north-western and north-central North America)^[34]
• Agriotes cruciatus Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes curticollis Champion 1896 (Central America)^[6]
• Agriotes curtus Candèze 1878 (southern Spain, Portugal - Morocco: Agriotes curtus kocheri Franz 1976)^[52]
• Agriotes cylindricus Van Dyke 1932 (California, U.S.A.)^[34]
• Agriotes danieli Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Iran)^[53][11]
• Agriotes defreinai Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes deletus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes depressus Schwarz 1891 [Agriotes gurgistanus var. depressus] (Caucasus, Turkey)^[10]
• Agriotes desbrochersi du Buysson 1890 (Algeria)^[54]
• Agriotes dilataticoxis du Buysson 1904 (Morocco)^[55]
• Agriotes doboszi Platia, Schimmel & Tarnawski 2009 (Turkey)^[38]
• Agriotes dolini Platia 2010 (Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan)^[56]
• Agriotes dongchuanensis Platia 2021 (southern China)^[28]
• Agriotes dualis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes dubius Fleutiaux 1907 (southern Chile)^[57]
• Agriotes duhokensis Platia & Akrawi 2013 (Iraq)^[58]
• Agriotes duporti Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes dusaneki Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes eggeri Platia 2017 (Greece)^[32]
• Agriotes elegantissimus (Candèze 1881) [Hemirhipus elegantissimus] (Uruguay, northern Argentina)^[59]
• Agriotes elegantulus Lewis 1894 (Japan)^[60]
• Agriotes ellenicus Cate & Platia 1997 (Greece)^[31]
• Agriotes emaciatus Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria)^[61]
• Agriotes erhaiensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes erzurumensis Platia 2017 (Turkey)^[62]
• Agriotes espinosus Becker 1956 (western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes ferrugineipennis (LeConte 1861) [Dolopius ferrugineipennis] (north-western North America)^[63]
• Agriotes flavobasalis von Heyden 1889 (Portugal, Madeira Isl.)^[64]
• Agriotes francki (Fleutiaux 1934) [Agonischius francki] (southern China)^[65][29]
• Agriotes fucosus (LeConte 1853) [Dolopius fucosus] (north-central and north-eastern North America)^[23]
• Agriotes fulgens Ohira 1966 (Taiwan)^[66]
• Agriotes fulvescens Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes fulvus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes furlani Platia 2003 (Turkey, Greece)^[15]
• Agriotes fusiformis Candèze 1878 (China)^[52]
• Agriotes gaditanus Zapata de la Vega & Sánchez-Ruiz 2012 (Spain, Morocco)^[67]
• Agriotes gallicus Lacordaire 1835 (continental parts of central Europe)^[68]
• Agriotes ganglbaueri Schwarz 1891 (Near East: Syria, Lebanon)^[10]
• Agriotes gazureki Platia & Pedroni 2025 (Albania, Greece: Kerkira Is.)^[69]
• Agriotes germaini Fleutiaux 1907 (southern Chile)^[57]
• Agriotes gigas Platia 2021^[28]
• Agriotes goksunensis Platia 2004 (Turkey)^[70]
• Agriotes gongshanensis Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes gracilis (Miwa 1931) [Agonischius gracilis] (Taiwan)^[72]
• Agriotes graecus Franz 1967 (south-eastern Europe, Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia and Turkey)^[16]
• Agriotes grandicollis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes grandinii Candèze 1863 (Algeria, Morocco, Tunesia)^[14]
• Agriotes granulosus Platia & Schimmel 1992 (Turkey)^[8]
• Agriotes gratiosus Fleutiaux 1925 (Vietnam)^[48]
• Agriotes guadulpensis Candèze 1863 (Caribbean: Martinique, Guadeloupe)^[14]
• Agriotes guanxianensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes guanxiensis Platia 2009 (southern China)^[73]
• Agriotes guatemalensis Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes guizhouensis Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes gulnariensis Platia 2011 (Turkey)^[24]
• Agriotes gurgistanus (Faldermann 1835) [Synaptus gurgistanus] (eastern Europe, parts of western Asia)^[74]
• Agriotes gurjevae Platia 2010 (Tajikistan)^[56]
• Agriotes halgurdi Platia & Pulvirenti 2024 (Iraq)^[75]
• Agriotes hatayensis Platia 2010 (Turkey)^[51]
• Agriotes hedini Fleutiaux 1936 (China)^[76]
• Agriotes heinzi Platia 2017 (Turkey)^[62]
• Agriotes heydeni Schwarz 1891 (Turkey)^[10]
• Agriotes hilaris Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes hirayamai Miwa 1934 (Japan, Okinawa)^[77]
• Agriotes hirsutus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes hispalensis Zapata de la Vega & Sánchez-Ruiz 2012 (Spain)^[67]
• Agriotes hivae Platia 2008 (Iran)^[78]
• Agriotes hoodi Becker 1956 (north-western North America)^[33]
• Agriotes imperfectus LeConte 1884 (California, U.S.A.)^[18]
• Agriotes incallidus Champion 1896 (Central America)^[6]
• Agriotes incisus Platia, Konvička & Zhang 2019 (China, Sichuan)^[79]
• Agriotes indosinesis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam, Laos)^[17]
• Agriotes informis Schwarz 1891 (Turkey)^[10]
• Agriotes infuscatus Desbrochers des Loges 1870 (south-eastern Europe and parts of western Asia)^[80]
• Agriotes insanus Candèze 1863 (eastern U.S.)^[14]
• Agriotes insolitus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes integricollis Reitter 1911 [Agriotes (Agriodrastus) acuminatus v. integricollis] (Caucasus, Turkey)^[81][11]
• Agriotes intermedius Platia 2007 (southern and central China)^[29]
• Agriotes interstitialis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes iranicus Platia, Furlan & Gudenzi, 2002 (Iran)^[26]
• Agriotes iraqensis Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Iraq, Iran)^[61]
• Agriotes isabellinus (Melsheimer 1845) [Dolopius isabellinus] (north-eastern North America)^[82]
• Agriotes izmirensis Cate & Platia 1997 (Turkey)^[31]
• Agriotes jeanvoinei (Fleutiaux 1939) [Tinecus jeanvoinei] (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes jingkei Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes jiulongensis Platia 2021 (China)^[28]
• Agriotes kabateki Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes kairouzi Platia 2011 (Lebanon)^[83]
• Agriotes kambaitinus Fleutiaux 1942 (Myanmar)^[84]
• Agriotes kamus Fleutiaux 1939 (Laos)^[17]
• Agriotes karsantianus Pic 1910 (Turkey)^[7][85]
• Agriotes kinzelbachi Platia & Schimmel 1994 (Syria, Israel)^[86]
• Agriotes kirghisicus Iablokoff-Khnzorian 1970 (Kyrgyzstan)^[87]
• Agriotes koltzei Reitter 1890 (eastern Siberia, Vladivostok)^[88]
• Agriotes kraatzi Schwarz 1891 (Turkey)^[10]
• Agriotes kubani Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria)^[61]
• Agriotes kumingensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes kurdistanus Platia & Akrawi 2013 (Iraq, Turkey)^[58]
• Agriotes laevicarinatus Platia & Gudenzi 1999 (Greece)^[89]
• Agriotes laoticus Fleutiaux 1939 (Laos)^[17]
• Agriotes lapicida Faldermann 1835 (parts of western Asia, south-eastern Europe)^[74]
• Agriotes laszlopappi Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Afghanistan)^[53]
• Agriotes lateralis Candèze 1878 (Costa Rica, Panama)^[52]
• Agriotes leinfesti Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes leucophaeatus Candèze 1873 (Japan)^[90]
• Agriotes leuthneri Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria)^[61][11]
• Agriotes libanensis Platia 2011 (Lebanon)^[83]
• Agriotes ligatus Candèze 1878 (Guatemala, Mexico)^[52]
• Agriotes lijiangensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes limosus (LeConte 1853) [Dolopius limosus] (northern parts of North America)^[23]
• Agriotes linearis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes lineatus (Linnaeus 1767) [Elater lineatus] (Europe, western Asia, some parts of North America)^[91]
• Agriotes lineipennis Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes litigiosus (Rossi 1792) [Elater litigiosus] (southern Europe)^[92]
• Agriotes liukuiensis Kishii 1989 (Taiwan)^[25]
• Agriotes lizleri Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes longipennis Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes longipronotum Kabalak, Sert, Özgen & Platia 2013 (Turkey, Iraq)^[93]
• Agriotes longithorax Becker 1956 (western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes longiusculus Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes lorestanicus Platia & Pulvirenti 2020 (Iran)^[94]
• Agriotes lundbergi Platia 1989 (Turkey)^[95]
• Agriotes luteonotatus Pic 1913 (Lebanon)^[96]
• Agriotes luteus Fleutiaux 1940 (Vietnam)^[97]
• Agriotes maceki Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria)^[61]
• Agriotes maculatus Platia 2007 (China, Laos)^[29]
• Agriotes magnanii Platia & Gudenzi 1996 (Cyprus)^[98]
• Agriotes malaisei Fleutiaux 1942 (Myanmar)^[84]
• Agriotes malipoensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes mancus (Say 1823) [Elater mancus] (north-eastern parts of North America)^[99]
• Agriotes marocanus Platia 2008 (Morocco)^[100]
• Agriotes medvedevi Dolin 1960 (Azerbaijan, Austria, Hungary, Moldavia, Romania, Slovakia, south-western Russia, Ukraine)^[101]
• Agriotes melanurus Fleutiaux 1925 (Vietnam)^[48]
• Agriotes meilixuensis Platia 2007 (Tibet)^[29]
• Agriotes mertliki Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes meticulosus Candèze 1863 (western and central Asia)^[14]
• Agriotes mexicanus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes miniatocollis Chevrolat 1835 (Mexico)^[102]
• Agriotes minusculus Platia 2007 (eastern China)^[29]
• Agriotes minutus Zurita-Garcia 2012 (Mexico)^[103]
• Agriotes mixtus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes modestus Kiesenwetter 1858 (southern and central Europe as well as parts of western Asia and northern Africa)^[104]
• Agriotes mollardi Fleutiaux 1918 (Vietnam)^[12]
• Agriotes montanus LeConte 1884 (north-western U.S.A.)^[18]
• Agriotes monticolus Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes murzini Platia 2021^[28]
• Agriotes nadezhdae Tsherepanov 1965 (west Sibiria, eastern Kazakhstan, Mongolia, north-western China)^[105]
• Agriotes nigricans Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria, Lebanon)^[61]
• Agriotes nigropubens Reitter 1904 (Turkey)^[106][11]
• Agriotes nigror Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes nikodymi Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes notatus Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes novus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes nuceus Fairmaire 1866 (Turkey, Syria)^[107]
• Agriotes oblongicollis (Melsheimer 1845) [Dolopius oblongicollis] (eastern U.S.A.)^[82]
• Agriotes obscuricollis (Jiang 1999) [Dolopius obscuricollis] (southern China)^[108][73]
• Agriotes obscurus (Linnaeus, 1758) [Elater obscurus] (Europe, northern Asia, north-western North America)^[109]
• Agriotes ochraceipilosus (Fleutiaux 1942) [Hemirhipus ochraceipilosus] (French Guiana)^[110]
• Agriotes ogurae Lewis 1894 (Japan)^[60]
• Agriotes olivieri Desbrochers des Loges 1875 (Algeria, Tunesia, Morocco)^[111]
• Agriotes opacicollis Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes opaculus (LeConte 1859) [Dolopius opaculus] (north-western North America)^[112][113]
• Agriotes oreas Gistel 1857 (Austria)^[114]
• Agriotes oregonensis Becker 1956 (north-western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes orientalis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes oxianus Iablokoff-Khnzorian 1970 (Afghanistan, Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan)^[115][51]
• Agriotes pallidulus (Illiger 1807) [Elater pallidulus] (western and central Europe, parts of eastern Europe)^[116]
• Agriotes paludum Kiesenwetter 1859 (southern Europe, Turkey and the Near East)^[117]
• Agriotes pamirensis Gurjeva 1978 (Tajikistan)^[118]
• Agriotes parvus Platia & Pulvirenti 2024^[75]
• Agriotes passosi Platia & Serrano 2002 (Portugal, Spain)^[119]
• Agriotes pauxillus Champion 1896 (Mexico)^[6]
• Agriotes pavesii Platia & Gudenzi 2001 (Greece)^[120]
• Agriotes pecirkai Platia & Pulvirenti 2022 (Turkey)^[121]
• Agriotes pectoralis Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes pedregalensis Zurita-Garcia 2012 (Mexico)^[103]
• Agriotes petterssoni Platia & Gudenzi 2000 (Turkey)^[122]
• Agriotes pexus Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes pilosellus (Schönherr 1817) [Elater pilosellus, new name for Elater pilosus Panzer 1804] (Europe and parts of northern Africa and western Asia)^[123][124]
• Agriotes platiai Kabalak & Sert 2009 (Turkey)^[125]
• Agriotes podlussanyi Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Turkey)^[53]
• Agriotes propinquus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes propleuralis Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey, Georgia)^[45]
• Agriotes proximoides Platia, Furlan & Gudenzi, 2002 (Iran)^[26]
• Agriotes proximus Schwarz 1891 (southern Europe as well as parts of north-western Africa and south-western Asia)^[10]
• Agriotes pseudobscurus Platia 2007 (central and northern China)^[29]
• Agriotes pubescens Melsheimer 1845 (north-central and north-eastern North America)^[82]
• Agriotes pulcherrimus Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes quadraticollis Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes quadrilineatus Champion 1896 (Guatemala)^[6]
• Agriotes quadrivittatus Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala, Belize)^[14]
• Agriotes quebecensis Brown 1933 (north-eastern and north-central North America)^[19]
• Agriotes qinghaiensis Platia 2021 (north-western China)^[28]
• Agriotes radula Debrochers des Loges 1875 (Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel)^[126]
• Agriotes rahmei Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Syria, Turkey)^[53]
• Agriotes reitteri Schwarz 1891 (West Caucasus, Turkey)^[10][11]
• Agriotes rhombus Zurita-Garcia 2012 (Mexico)^[103]
• Agriotes riesei Platia 2004 (Turkey)^[70]
• Agriotes roberi Platia & Kakiopoulos 2014 (Greece)^[9]
• Agriotes rotundicollis Becker 1956 (western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes roznerorum Nemeth & Platia 2014 (Syria)^[27]
• Agriotes rufipalpis (Brullé 1832) [Elater rufipalpis] (parts of south-eastern Europe and western Turkey)^[127]
• Agriotes rufohumeralis Knull 1959 (Arkansas, U.S.A.)^[42]
• Agriotes rufus (Fleutiaux 1918) [Agonischius rufus] (Vietnam, Cambodia, southern China)^[128]
• Agriotes rugatus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes rugipennis Schwarz 1891 (northern China, Mongalia, eastern Russia)^[10]
• Agriotes ruzickai Platia 2021 (China: Yunnan)^[28]
• Agriotes sagittus Becker 1956 (western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes sakaryaensis Nemeth & Platia 2014 (Turkey)^[27]
• Agriotes samai Platia, Furlan & Gudenzi, 2002 (Iran)^[26]
• Agriotes sameki Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes scapularis (Candèze 1863) [Agonischius scapularis] (Hong Kong, China)^[14][29]
• Agriotes schneideri Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes schuberti Platia 2004 (Turkey)^[70]
• Agriotes schurmanni Platia & Gudenzi 1998 (Turkey)^[45]
• Agriotes sericatus Schwarz 1891 (northern China, Korea, Mongolia, eastern Russia)^[10]
• Agriotes sexualis Platia 2004 (Turkey)^[70]
• Agriotes shiniushanensis Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes shirozui Kishii 1991 (Taiwan)^[129]
• Agriotes shokhini Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes shykshanus Kishii 1989 (Taiwan)^[25]
• Agriotes siciliensis Pic 1912 [new name for Agriotes buyssoni Ragusa 1911] (Sicily, Italy)^[130]
• Agriotes sikorae Schwarz 1896 (Madagascar)^[131]
• Agriotes silvanensis Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Turkey)^[53]
• Agriotes simplex (Candèze 1891) [Agonischius simplex] (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China)^[49][29]
• Agriotes sinensis Platia 2007 (eastern China)^[29]
• Agriotes singularius Fleutiaux 1940 (Vietnam?)^[97]
• Agriotes sirnakensis Platia 2011 (Turkey)^[132]
• Agriotes siteki Platia 2008 (Turkey)^[78]
• Agriotes solai Platia 2004 (Turkey)^[70]
• Agriotes solitarius Fleutiaux 1939 (Laos)^[17]
• Agriotes sordidus (Illiger 1807) [Elater sordidus] (western Europe and north-western Africa)^[116]
• Agriotes sparsus LeConte 1884 (north-western U.S.A.)^[18]
• Agriotes spiniformis Platia 2021^[28]
• Agriotes sputator (Linnaeus 1758) [Elater sputator] (Europe, parts of northern Asia incl. Sichuan Prov. in China, eastern Canada)^[109]
• Agriotes squalidus Schwarz 1891 (Russia Far East, Mongolia, north-western China)^[10]
• Agriotes stabilis (LeConte 1853) [Dolopius stabilis] (north-central and north-eastern North America)^[23]
• Agriotes starcki Schwarz 1891 (West Caucasus, Turkey, south-eastern Europe)^[10][11]
• Agriotes stepanovorum Orlov 1997 (south-western Russia, Caucasus)^[133]
• Agriotes striatopunctatus (Grimmer 1841) [Elater striatopunctatus] (Austria)^[134]
• Agriotes strigosus Kiesenwetter 1858 (Greece, Turkey, Syria, Israel, Lebanon, Iran)^[104][89]
• Agriotes subfasciatus Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes sublineatus Champion 1896 (Costa Rica)^[6]
• Agriotes subsulcatus Pic 1913 (Turkey)^[96]
• Agriotes subvittatus Motschulsky 1859 (eastern Russia, Mongolia, northern China, Japan)^[135][29]
• Agriotes sylviae Cate & Platia 1997 (Syria)^[31]
• Agriotes syriacus Platia & Gudenzi 1997 (Syria)^[61]
• Agriotes szekelykalmani Platia & Nemeth 2011 (Turkey)^[53]
• Agriotes tadzhikistanicus Gurjeva 1967 (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan)^[136]
• Agriotes taeniatus Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes taipoensis Platia 2007 (Hong Kong)^[29]
• Agriotes takasago Kishii 1989 (Taiwan)^[25]
• Agriotes tamdaoensis Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes tanahrataensis Platia 2021 (Malaysia)^[28]
• Agriotes tardus Brown 1933 (north-western North America)^[19]
• Agriotes tauricus von Heyden 1882 (Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, south-western Russia, Turkey)^[137]
• Agriotes tekirdagensis Platia 2012 (Turkey)^[138]
• Agriotes thevenetii Horn 1873 (western North America)^[139]
• Agriotes tibetanus Platia 2007 (Tibet)^[29]
• Agriotes tomentosus Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes torquatus LeConte 1884 (California, U.S.A.)^[18]
• Agriotes tranninhus Fleutiaux 1939 (Laos)^[17]
• Agriotes transcaucasicus Dolin 2003 (Caucasus, south-western Russia)^[140]
• Agriotes tres Fleutiaux 1939 (Vietnam)^[17]
• Agriotes trilineatus Champion 1896 (Nicaragua)^[6]
• Agriotes trinotatus Zurita-Garcia 2012 (Mexico)^[103]
• Agriotes tristiculus Reitter 1906 [new name for Agriotes tristis Schwarz 1891] (Turkey)^[10][141]
• Agriotes trivittatus Champion 1896 (Nicaragua)^[6]
• Agriotes turcicus Candèze 1863 (south-eastern Europe, western Asia)^[14]
• Agriotes turkmenicus Platia & Gudenzi 1999 (Turkmenistan)^[89]
• Agriotes turnai Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes ulkeri Platia 2011 (Turkey)^[24]
• Agriotes unicolor Koenig 1889 (eastern Russia, Mongolia, north-western China)^[142][29]
• Agriotes ustulatus (Schaller 1783) [Elater ustulatus] (Europe and parts of western Asia)^[143]
• Agriotes vaccinus Candèze 1863 (Mexico, Guatemala)^[14]
• Agriotes vandykei Becker 1956 (western U.S.A.)^[33]
• Agriotes vastus Gurjeva 1972 (Kazakhstan)^[144]
• Agriotes verdugoi Zapata de la Vega & Sánchez-Ruiz 2012 (Spain)^[67]
• Agriotes vicinus Fleutiaux 1907 (southern Chile)^[57]
• Agriotes villosus (Fleutiaux 1918) [Agonischius villosus] (Vietnam)^[128]
• Agriotes virgatus Candèze 1863 (Mexico)^[14]
• Agriotes viti Platia 2009 (southern China, Tibet)^[73]
• Agriotes vitisimilis Platia & Sechi 2023 (Hainan Isl., China)^[71]
• Agriotes weishanensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes werneri Platia 2003 (Turkey)^[15]
• Agriotes witzgalli Platia & Schimmel 1993 (Turkey)^[85]
• Agriotes wladimiri Platia & Pulvirenti 2021 (Turkmenistan)^[145]
• Agriotes wudangshanensis Platia 2007 (eastern China)^[29]
• Agriotes wuyishanensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes xiachayuensis Platia 2007 (Tibet)^[29]
• Agriotes xinhuaensis Platia 2007 (southern China)^[29]
• Agriotes xinpingensis Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes yunnanensis Platia 2021 (south-western China)^[28]
• Agriotes yushihanus Kishii 1989 (Taiwan)^[25]
• Agriotes zhushengensis Platia & Sechi 2023 (southern China)^[71]
• Agriotes zinovjevi Gurjeva 1967 (eastern and far-eastern Russia, Mongolia, North Korea, northern China)^[146]