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Annual Review of Entomology, 1993
The family Braconidae is one of the largest in the Hymenoptera, containing more than 15,000 valid species (87). Together with the Ichneumonidae, it forms a distinctive superfamily among the assemblage of hymenopterans known as the parasitic wasps (39).
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The family Braconidae is one of the largest in the Hymenoptera, containing more than 15,000 valid species (87). Together with the Ichneumonidae, it forms a distinctive superfamily among the assemblage of hymenopterans known as the parasitic wasps (39).
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1978
Small in size, docile in behavior, some braconid wasps, as parasitoids, inactivate prey many times their size with tranquilizing drugs so potent that even minute amounts are far greater than necessary for the effect. This they do with a distinctive stinging injection apparatus (Figs. 1, 2).
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Small in size, docile in behavior, some braconid wasps, as parasitoids, inactivate prey many times their size with tranquilizing drugs so potent that even minute amounts are far greater than necessary for the effect. This they do with a distinctive stinging injection apparatus (Figs. 1, 2).
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2023
Formation of the abdomen test from the first three tergites is one of the main trends (or tendencies) in evolution of Braconidae family. In all the big subfamilies of the Braconidae family there are both generalized and specialized
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Formation of the abdomen test from the first three tergites is one of the main trends (or tendencies) in evolution of Braconidae family. In all the big subfamilies of the Braconidae family there are both generalized and specialized
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Eight new Species of Braconidae
Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1927Microbracon kirkpatricki, sp. n.♂♀. Pale reddish testaceous with the 1st and 2nd tergites often almost stramineous ; antennae of a darker red ; extreme apex of tarsi black ; ovipositor sheaths dark brown to black ; the male often with the 2nd–5th tergites discally brownish ; ocelli black, the ocellar area sometimes darkened ; legs, particularly the ...
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2023
The modern fauna of Azerbaijan is inhomogeneous by its composition and can be divided conditionally into 8 zoogeographic groups: Holarctic species 2, Panpaleoarctic species ??? 203. European species ??? 10, Mediterranean species ??? 45, Mediterannean-Cauca??sian species ??? 21, steppe species ??? 6, Iran-Transcaucasian ???
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The modern fauna of Azerbaijan is inhomogeneous by its composition and can be divided conditionally into 8 zoogeographic groups: Holarctic species 2, Panpaleoarctic species ??? 203. European species ??? 10, Mediterranean species ??? 45, Mediterannean-Cauca??sian species ??? 21, steppe species ??? 6, Iran-Transcaucasian ???
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2023
?????????? ?????????? 50 ?????????????????????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ???????? Meteorus Hal. ???????????? ???????? (????????????????????????????????????) ?????? M. consimilis (N e e s) ?????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????? (Huddleston, 1980). ?????????????? ???????????????
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?????????? ?????????? 50 ?????????????????????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ???????? Meteorus Hal. ???????????? ???????? (????????????????????????????????????) ?????? M. consimilis (N e e s) ?????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????? (Huddleston, 1980). ?????????????? ???????????????
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1965
A contribution toward knowledge of the world literature dealing with members of the Hymenopterous family Braconidae is presented for use by investigators of the family, individuals working in the field of biological control, persons dealing with the genetics of Habrobracon, and those interested in the general fields of parasitology, population dynamics
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A contribution toward knowledge of the world literature dealing with members of the Hymenopterous family Braconidae is presented for use by investigators of the family, individuals working in the field of biological control, persons dealing with the genetics of Habrobracon, and those interested in the general fields of parasitology, population dynamics
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?????????? ?????? ???????? Hygroplitis (Hymenoptera, Braconidae) ?? ????????????????
2023H. basarukini sp. n. is described from Northern Sakhalin. From closest european H. russata difiers by the black colour of 1???3 abdominal tergites, wider pterostigma, narrower 1st abdominal tergite ect.; from North-Americal H. melligastra ??? by shorter preapical antennal segment.
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2023
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NEW CANADIAN BRACONIDAE (HYMENOPTERA)
The Canadian Entomologist, 1968AbstractSeven species of Braconidae from southern Canada are described: Colastes polypori and Meteorus betulini from annual bracket fungus Polyporus betulini on birch, Diospilus fomitis from the perennial bracket fungus Fomes fomentarius on birch, and from Dorcatoma dresdensis (Anobiidae) in Ganoderma applanatum, Ichneutes pikonematis from Pikonema ...
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