Trichogramma

GENUS

1. KingdomAnimalia
2. PhylumArthropoda
3. ClassInsecta
4. OrderHymenoptera
5. FamilyTrichogrammatidae

Observations5

Observations recorded14,488

The latest revision of this genus was published in 1960. Although it was a very great improvement over the 1918 revision, it left most workers unsatisfied. At present other revisional works are in progress, and new papers revising Trichogramma may be published at about the time this catalog appears. Several undescribed species from North America are at present known to be in manuscript. Fundamental studies are also currently being made on the genetics, hybridization, male genitalia, and biologies of the described species of Trichogramma. Consequently, the arrangement of the species in this catalog is provisional. ~Due to the fact that much of the older literature on biology cannot now be assigned to individual species as they are listed in this catalog, a large part of the biological literature on Trichogramma that was published before 1960 has been omitted. This literature is cited in full elsewhere; see Peck, 1963. Canad. Ent., Sup. 30: 51-73. ~Any species of this genus can be reared in the laboratory or insectary on the eggs of almost any convenient host, although Salt, 1938. Bul. Ent. Res. 29: 223-246 showed that a few insect eggs may be physically or chemically unsuitable. The

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Specimen records

1,205

With media

258

Family

Trichogrammatidae

Collections

USNM, LACM, UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH, CENTRE FOR BIODIVERSITY GENOMICS

Recorded in

United States, India, Costa Rica, Mexico, Trinidad And Tobago, Peru, Canada

Wikidata facts

Instance of

taxon

Parent taxon

Trichogrammatidae

Image

Female of Trichogramma dendrolimi on egg of armyworm (Noctuidae), photo was taken by Dr Victor Fursov.jpg

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