Search results for "Eurytomidae"

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Larval distributions of the ectoparasitoid waspEurytoma robustarelative to the host tephritid gall flyUrophora cardui

2003

Parasitism may explain the patchy distributions of host populations. The present paper is a study of larval distributions of the parasitoid Eurytoma robusta in galls of the tephritid gall fly Urophora cardui . It focuses on E. robusta ’s choice of U. cardui gall and whether this changes relative to the rate of parasitism. Oviposition patterns were inferred by direct counts of larvae in galls and genetically, for both species, using indirect relatedness estimates between gall-members. Furthermore, rates of parasitism in four populations were monitored for 4 years. The modal distribution of E. robusta larvae per gall was one and independent of the level of parasitism. The mean number of E. ro…

LarvabiologyHost (biology)digestive oral and skin physiologyfungiParasitismHymenopterabiology.organism_classificationdigestive systemdigestive system diseasesEurytomidaeParasitoidfluids and secretionsInsect ScienceTephritidaeBotanyGallEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsEntomologia Experimentalis et Applicata
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Olive Seed Wasp in Cultivated Olives. Possible threat.

2020

The possible threat to cultivated olives due to some Chalcidoidea seed wasps are here highlighted, showing symptoms, identification and seasonal occurrence

Settore AGR/11 - Entomologia Generale E ApplicataEupelmidae Eurytomidae seed wasps Olea europaea
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Hymenoptera Chalcidoidea inhabiting galls of Cynipidae in Jordan

2008

Twenty-three species of Chalcidoidea (5 Eurytomidae, 4 Torymidae, 2 Ormyridae, 5 Pteromalidae and 7 Eulophidae) are recorded as regular members of the parasitoid fauna inhabiting galls of Cynipidae in Jordan. The occurrence of three additional species, probably only facultatively associated with cynipid galls, is noted. Twenty-two out of the total 26 species were previously unrecorded in the country, while 13 of them are also new for the entire Middle East. Eighteen new host records were detected, together with 24 new plant-parasitoid associations. The biology of each species is briefly commented upon, as well as the presence of a host-related colour variation in some species.

TorymidaeEulophidaebiologyOrmyridaeInsect ScienceFaunaBotanyArtikkelitHymenopterabiology.organism_classificationPteromalidaeEurytomidaeParasitoidEntomologica Fennica
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