syntretus, a genus of euphorinae (hymenoptera: braconidae) new for iran, with first record of two species

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samira farahani

ali asghar talebi

cornelis van achterberg

ehsan rakhshani

abstract

the genus syntretus foerster of the subfamily euphorinae (hym.: braconidae) is recorded from iran for the first time. the specimens were collected using malaise traps from different habitats of northern provinces during 2010 and 2011. two species, s. ocularis van achterberg & haeselbarth and s. xanthocephalus (marshall) were collected and identified. a brief discussion about diagnostic characters, as well as comments on general distribution of both species are presented.

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Journal title:
journal of crop protection

Publisher: tarbiat modares university

ISSN 2251-9041

volume 1

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