Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa

This paper is designed to improve the definition of some Eulophid parasites, mostly of coffee leaf-miners (Leucoptera spp.) and the web spinner Odites artigena (Meyr.), which are being studied in East Africa. Some of these were previously unknown of without valid names. It is convenient to include a tropicopolitan parasite of Agromyzidae leaf-mining in vegetables and a parasite of a Coleophorid case-bearer from the Bahamas. In the Elachertine genus Cirrospilus Westw., a key is given for the separation of the African species affecting coffee leaf-miners. These are compared with the European species, and the new species also with its closest American relative. Evidence suggests that the supposed subgeneric divisions cannot be maintained. In the Eulophinae, Crateulophus Masi is recalled from synonymy and is compared with Sympiesis Forst. Relevant species are placed accordingly, and keys are given to species of both genera. A new parasite of Odites is ascribed to Microlycus Thoms.,a genus previously known only in continental Europe. In the Entedontinae , a key is given to the relevant species now placed in Achrysocharis Gir. Derostenus Westw. and some related genera are more closely defined. A new genus is proposed for Derostenus coffeae Ferriere 1936, and a further new genus for another parasite of Leucoptera and its relatives. A recorded but previously unnamed species is placed in Chrysocharis Forst., and both this and C. lepelleyi Ferriere are compared with European species of that genus. The genus Proacrias Ihering 1913, based on the South American species P. coffeae Ihering, has been placed in synonymy with Neochrysocharis Kurdyumov 1912. Attempts to trace the unique type of Perinetia coffeae Risbec 1952 have not met with success

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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:724652020-02-03T21:39:47ZSystematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa 82804 Kerrich, G.J. Oct 1969This paper is designed to improve the definition of some Eulophid parasites, mostly of coffee leaf-miners (Leucoptera spp.) and the web spinner Odites artigena (Meyr.), which are being studied in East Africa. Some of these were previously unknown of without valid names. It is convenient to include a tropicopolitan parasite of Agromyzidae leaf-mining in vegetables and a parasite of a Coleophorid case-bearer from the Bahamas. In the Elachertine genus Cirrospilus Westw., a key is given for the separation of the African species affecting coffee leaf-miners. These are compared with the European species, and the new species also with its closest American relative. Evidence suggests that the supposed subgeneric divisions cannot be maintained. In the Eulophinae, Crateulophus Masi is recalled from synonymy and is compared with Sympiesis Forst. Relevant species are placed accordingly, and keys are given to species of both genera. A new parasite of Odites is ascribed to Microlycus Thoms.,a genus previously known only in continental Europe. In the Entedontinae , a key is given to the relevant species now placed in Achrysocharis Gir. Derostenus Westw. and some related genera are more closely defined. A new genus is proposed for Derostenus coffeae Ferriere 1936, and a further new genus for another parasite of Leucoptera and its relatives. A recorded but previously unnamed species is placed in Chrysocharis Forst., and both this and C. lepelleyi Ferriere are compared with European species of that genus. The genus Proacrias Ihering 1913, based on the South American species P. coffeae Ihering, has been placed in synonymy with Neochrysocharis Kurdyumov 1912. Attempts to trace the unique type of Perinetia coffeae Risbec 1952 have not met with successThis paper is designed to improve the definition of some Eulophid parasites, mostly of coffee leaf-miners (Leucoptera spp.) and the web spinner Odites artigena (Meyr.), which are being studied in East Africa. Some of these were previously unknown of without valid names. It is convenient to include a tropicopolitan parasite of Agromyzidae leaf-mining in vegetables and a parasite of a Coleophorid case-bearer from the Bahamas. In the Elachertine genus Cirrospilus Westw., a key is given for the separation of the African species affecting coffee leaf-miners. These are compared with the European species, and the new species also with its closest American relative. Evidence suggests that the supposed subgeneric divisions cannot be maintained. In the Eulophinae, Crateulophus Masi is recalled from synonymy and is compared with Sympiesis Forst. Relevant species are placed accordingly, and keys are given to species of both genera. A new parasite of Odites is ascribed to Microlycus Thoms.,a genus previously known only in continental Europe. In the Entedontinae , a key is given to the relevant species now placed in Achrysocharis Gir. Derostenus Westw. and some related genera are more closely defined. A new genus is proposed for Derostenus coffeae Ferriere 1936, and a further new genus for another parasite of Leucoptera and its relatives. A recorded but previously unnamed species is placed in Chrysocharis Forst., and both this and C. lepelleyi Ferriere are compared with European species of that genus. The genus Proacrias Ihering 1913, based on the South American species P. coffeae Ihering, has been placed in synonymy with Neochrysocharis Kurdyumov 1912. Attempts to trace the unique type of Perinetia coffeae Risbec 1952 have not met with successINSECTOS DAÑINOSINSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJASHYMENOPTERAESPECIESTAXONOMIAANATOMIA ANIMALAFRICAANATOMIA DE INSECTOSBulletin of Entomological Research (RU)
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topic INSECTOS DAÑINOS
INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJAS
HYMENOPTERA
ESPECIES
TAXONOMIA
ANATOMIA ANIMAL
AFRICA
ANATOMIA DE INSECTOS
INSECTOS DAÑINOS
INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJAS
HYMENOPTERA
ESPECIES
TAXONOMIA
ANATOMIA ANIMAL
AFRICA
ANATOMIA DE INSECTOS
spellingShingle INSECTOS DAÑINOS
INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJAS
HYMENOPTERA
ESPECIES
TAXONOMIA
ANATOMIA ANIMAL
AFRICA
ANATOMIA DE INSECTOS
INSECTOS DAÑINOS
INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJAS
HYMENOPTERA
ESPECIES
TAXONOMIA
ANATOMIA ANIMAL
AFRICA
ANATOMIA DE INSECTOS
82804 Kerrich, G.J.
Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
description This paper is designed to improve the definition of some Eulophid parasites, mostly of coffee leaf-miners (Leucoptera spp.) and the web spinner Odites artigena (Meyr.), which are being studied in East Africa. Some of these were previously unknown of without valid names. It is convenient to include a tropicopolitan parasite of Agromyzidae leaf-mining in vegetables and a parasite of a Coleophorid case-bearer from the Bahamas. In the Elachertine genus Cirrospilus Westw., a key is given for the separation of the African species affecting coffee leaf-miners. These are compared with the European species, and the new species also with its closest American relative. Evidence suggests that the supposed subgeneric divisions cannot be maintained. In the Eulophinae, Crateulophus Masi is recalled from synonymy and is compared with Sympiesis Forst. Relevant species are placed accordingly, and keys are given to species of both genera. A new parasite of Odites is ascribed to Microlycus Thoms.,a genus previously known only in continental Europe. In the Entedontinae , a key is given to the relevant species now placed in Achrysocharis Gir. Derostenus Westw. and some related genera are more closely defined. A new genus is proposed for Derostenus coffeae Ferriere 1936, and a further new genus for another parasite of Leucoptera and its relatives. A recorded but previously unnamed species is placed in Chrysocharis Forst., and both this and C. lepelleyi Ferriere are compared with European species of that genus. The genus Proacrias Ihering 1913, based on the South American species P. coffeae Ihering, has been placed in synonymy with Neochrysocharis Kurdyumov 1912. Attempts to trace the unique type of Perinetia coffeae Risbec 1952 have not met with success
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topic_facet INSECTOS DAÑINOS
INSECTOS DEPREDADORES DE LAS HOJAS
HYMENOPTERA
ESPECIES
TAXONOMIA
ANATOMIA ANIMAL
AFRICA
ANATOMIA DE INSECTOS
author 82804 Kerrich, G.J.
author_facet 82804 Kerrich, G.J.
author_sort 82804 Kerrich, G.J.
title Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
title_short Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
title_full Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
title_fullStr Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
title_full_unstemmed Systematic studies on Eulophid parasites (Hym., Chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in Africa
title_sort systematic studies on eulophid parasites (hym., chalcidoidea), mostly of coffee leaf-miners in africa
publishDate Oct
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