Trichopria is a genus of parasitoid wasps in the family Diapriidae. These wasps are known for their role in biological control, parasitizing various insects such as flies, and are distributed worldwide.
Trichopria is a genus of parasitoid wasps in the family Diapriidae. These wasps are known for their role in biological control, parasitizing various insects such as flies, and are distributed worldwide.
==Species== The following species are recognised in the genus Trichopria: Trichopria abdominalis Trichopria acuminata Trichopria acuta Trichopria acutiventris Trichopria affinis Trichopria agromyzae Trichopria angustipennis Trichopria armata Trichopria atrichomelinae Trichopria atricorpus Trichopria bifovea Trichopria bifoveolata Trichopria californica Trichopria carolinensis Trichopria clarimontis Trichopria columbiana Trichopria crassiclava Trichopria dentata Trichopria discreta Trichopria drosophilae Trichopria erythropus Trichopria erythrothorax Trichopria fimicola Trichopria flavipes Trichopria floridana Trichopria floridensis Trichopria foveata Trichopria giraulti Trichopria globiceps Trichopria haematobiae Trichopria harringtoni Trichopria hirticollis Trichopria infuscatipes Trichopria kiefferi Trichopria laeviventris Trichopria longiclava Trichopria megaplasta Trichopria melanocera Trichopria minutissima Trichopria montana Trichopria muscae Trichopria myoleptae Trichopria nevadensis Trichopria nigricorpus Trichopria norfolcensis Trichopria occidentalis Trichopria pacifica Trichopria paludis Trichopria parva Trichopria pentaplasta Trichopria pezomachoides Trichopria popei Trichopria popenoei Trichopria provancheri Trichopria pulchrithorax Trichopria quadrata Trichopria rubrithorax Trichopria rufipes Trichopria schwarzii Trichopria semicastanea Trichopria tabanivora Trichopria tetraplasta Trichopria texana Trichopria unifoveata Trichopria utahensis Trichopria villosicornis Trichopria virginica Trichopria virginiensis Trichopria zimmermanni
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