Parasitoids and predators of pseudococcidae (hemiptera: coccoidea) in Ankara, Turkey

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Aug 2006 Turkey English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Phytoparasitica, volume 34, pages 331-337 (issn: 0334-2123, eissn: 1876-7184,

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Authors: Kaydan M.B.; Kilincer N.; Uygun N.; Japoshvilli G.; Gaimari S.;

doi: 10.1007/bf02981018

handle: 20.500.12605/6789 , 20.500.12605/18363

Parasitoids and predators of pseudococcidae (hemiptera: coccoidea) in Ankara, Turkey

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Natural enemies of mealybugs were surveyed in Ankara, Turkey, during the years 2001 to 2003. Twenty-three predatory species belonging to the insect orders Coleoptera (Coccinellidae, 17), Diptera (Chamaemyiidae, 3) and Neuroptera (Chrysopidae, 2; Hemerobiidae, 1); and 22 parasitoid species belonging to Hymenoptera (Aphelinidae, 2; Encyrtidae, 14; Platy-gasteridae, 1; Pteromalidae, 3; Signiphoridae, 2) were determined. The following ten species are newly recorded for the Turkish fauna:Sidis biguttatus Motchulsky,Nephus sinuatomaculatus Sahlberg (Coccinellidae),Leucopomyia alticeps Czerny,Parochthiphila (Euestelia) decipia Tanasijtshuk (Chamaemyiidae),Leptomastidae matritensis Mercet,Prochiloneurus bolivari Mercet,Rhopus sp.nr.acaetes (Walker),Stematosteres sp.,Eunotus acutus Kurdjumov, andChartocerus kurdjumovi (Nikol’skaya) (Chalcidoidea).

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Turkey

Related Organizations

Cukurova University
Turkey
Yüzüncü Yıl University
Turkey
Ankara University
Turkey
California Department of Food and Agriculture
United States

Keywords

Predators, mealybugs, Mealybugs, predators, Parasitoids, Pseudococcidae, Turkey, pseudococcidae, Ankara, parasitoids

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