Records and descriptions of trichogrammatidae from India (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea)

Hayat, Mohammad

doi:10.1080/00305316.2009.10417583

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“…We have examined 150 specimens from 14 countries and have DNA sequences for 18 specimens from 8 very widely distributed countries. We have carefully assessed morphological variation within the specimens examined, and consider that it encompasses the morphological characteristics of the type material of the species synonymized above [ 7 , 9 , 10 , 63 , 64 ].…”

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Revision of the World Species of Megaphragma Timberlake (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae)

Polaszek

Fusu

Viggiani

et al. 2022

Insects

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Megaphragma species are important models for basic organismal research, and many are potential biological control agents. We present the first extensive revision of species of the genus Megaphragma based on morphological and molecular data. Our revision includes all previously described species, 6 of which are synonymized, and 22 of which are described here as new. We also provide the first key to all species of the genus and reconstruct their phylogeny based on 28S and CO1 molecular markers. The following species are synonymized with M. longiciliatum Subba Rao: M. aligarhensis Yousuf and Shafee syn. nov.; M. amalphitanum Viggiani syn. nov.; M. decochaetum Lin syn. nov.; M. magniclava Yousuf and Shafee syn. nov.; M. shimalianum Hayat syn. nov. M. anomalifuniculi Yuan and Lou syn. nov. is synonymized with M. polychaetum Lin. The following species are described as new: M. antecessor Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. breviclavum Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. chienleei Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. cockerilli Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. digitatum Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. fanenitrakely Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. funiculatum Fusu, Polaszek, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. giraulti Viggiani, Fusu, and Polaszek sp. nov.; M. hansoni Polaszek, Fusu, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. kinuthiae Polaszek, Fusu, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. liui Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. momookherjeeae Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. nowickii Polaszek, Fusu, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. noyesi Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. pintoi Viggiani sp. nov.; M. polilovi Polaszek, Fusu, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. rivelloi Viggiani sp. nov.; M. tamoi Polaszek, Fusu, and Viggiani sp. nov.; M. tridens Fusu, and Polaszek sp. nov.; M. uniclavum Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. vanlentereni Polaszek and Fusu sp. nov.; M. viggianii Fusu, Polaszek, and Polilov sp. nov.

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“…The same author described several new species of Megaphragma [ 7 , 8 ]. Lin [ 9 ] described five new species from China, and Hayat [ 10 ] revised the Indian species. The Megaphragma of Argentina were studied by Viggiani et al [ 11 ].…”

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Revision of the World Species of Megaphragma Timberlake (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae)

Polaszek

Fusu

Viggiani

et al. 2022

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Integrative characterisation of the Northwestern European species of Anacharis Dalman, 1823 (Hymenoptera, Cynipoidea, Figitidae) with the description of three new species

Vogel,

Forshage,

Bartsch

et al. 2024

JHR

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The genus Anacharis Dalman, 1823 comprises parasitoid wasps that target early instars of brown lacewing larvae (Neuroptera: Hemerobiidae). So far, five species were recognised from the Western Palaearctic region, of which four are reported from Northwestern Europe. In this study, we address the Northwestern European species diversity of the genus with an extended integrative taxonomy toolkit. A total of 700 specimens were examined for their external morphology, including the relevant type specimens. For 354 specimens, we obtained CO1 barcode sequences and applied three molecular species delimitation methods. All DNA barcode data are made publicly available via the German Barcode of Life (GBOL) and Barcode of Life Data system (BOLD) database. In addition, we examined images of Wing Interference Patterns (WIPs), examined the male genitalia and performed multivariate morphometric analyses. The analyses revealed two clusters which we describe as the immunis and eucharioides species groups based on differences in DNA barcode, external morphology, WIPs and size of the male genitalia. Furthermore, we complement the diagnosis of the genus Anacharis and describe three new species, Anacharis martinae Vogel, Forshage & Peters, sp. nov., Anacharis maxima Vogel, Forshage & Peters, sp. nov. and Anacharis minima Vogel, Forshage & Peters, sp. nov. Finally, we synonymise A. fergussoni Mata-Casanova & Pujade-Villar, 2018, syn. nov. with A. eucharioides (Dalman, 1818), and we reinstate A. ensifer Walker, 1835, stat. rev., A. typica Walker, 1835, stat. rev. and A. petiolata Zetterstedt, 1838, stat. rev. as valid species. In total, we recognise nine Northwestern European species to which we provide an identification key. The species of Anacharis are morphologically very variable. Morphometric analyses alone did not provide information sufficient to delimit species, neither did analyses of WIPs and male genitalia, with few notable exceptions. Analyses of molecular sequence data proved crucially helpful to reliably delimit species and to find morphological diagnostic characters in a reverse taxonomy approach. For delimiting species groups, all included analyses proved helpful, and we show that exploring an extended integrative taxonomy toolkit can be beneficial for a comprehensive characterisation of species. We acknowledge that a complete overview of species distributions, and characterisation of ecological niches & host records is still required to deeply understand the genus as a whole, yet our results already allow broad access to and inclusion of Anacharis species in downstream biodiversity research.

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New genera, species, and records of Trichogrammatidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea)

Viggiani¹

2019

Fragm Entomol

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The following new genera and species are described: Adryas indica sp. nov., Chaetogramma (Chaetogrammina) asensillatum sp. nov., Chaetostricha brevifuniculata sp. nov., Chaetostricha huberi sp. nov., Haeckeliania africana sp. nov., Haeckeliania bicornis sp. nov., Haeckeliania brevimarginata sp. nov., Haeckeliania densiciliata sp. nov., Haeckeliania ipersensillata sp. nov., Haeckeliania longiterebrata sp.nov., Haeckeliania macrosensillata sp. nov., Haeckeliania malaysiana sp. nov., Haeckeliania pachivenata sp. nov., Haeckeliania trilongisensillata sp. nov., Hayatia longicornis sp. nov., Hydrophylita pacifica sp. nov., Indonesiagramma bistigmatum gen. nov., sp. nov., Masnerigramma sinicum gen. nov., sp. nov., Oligosita dolichogaster sp. nov., Oligosita kenyota sp.nov., Oligosita microciliata sp. nov., Probrachista biclavata sp. nov., Probrachista longiciliata sp. nov., Probrachista triclavata sp. nov., Pseudogrammina bifasciatipenne sp. nov., Pseudogrammina longifrangiata sp. nov., Pseudoligosita biclavata sp. nov., Pseudoligosita ipersensillata sp. nov., Pseudoligosita macrosensillata sp. nov., Trichogramma unicum sp. nov. New data and records are reported for Chaetogramma caudata (De Santis) and Probrachista nepalensis Viggiani.

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Records and descriptions of trichogrammatidae from India (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea)

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Revision of the World Species of Megaphragma Timberlake (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae)

Revision of the World Species of Megaphragma Timberlake (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae)

Integrative characterisation of the Northwestern European species of Anacharis Dalman, 1823 (Hymenoptera, Cynipoidea, Figitidae) with the description of three new species

New genera, species, and records of Trichogrammatidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea)

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