Ormocerinae Explained
Ormocerinae is a subfamily in the chalcidoid wasp family Pteromalidae.
Overview of genera
Aditrochus - Aeschylia - Alloderma - Alyxiaphagus - Australicesa - Brachyscelidiphaga - Bugacia - Cecidoxenus - Encyrtocephalus - Epelatus - Espinosa - Eurytomomma - Hubena - Kerya - Krivena - Lincolna - Lisseurytoma - Manipurella - Mayrellus - Megamelanosoma - Melancistrus - Nambouria[1] - Neochalcissia - Neoperilampus - Neaylax[2] - Ormocerus - Oxyglypta - Perilampella - Perilampomyia - Plastobelyta - Queenslandia - Rivasia - Semiotellus - Sennia - Systasis [3] - Systolomorpha - Terobiella - Trichilogaster - Westra - Wubina - Xantheurytoma
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Notes and References
- Berry . Jocelyn A . Withers . Toni M . New gall-inducing species of ormocerine pteromalid (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae: Ormocerinae) described from New Zealand . Australian Journal of Entomology . January 2002 . 41 . 1 . 18–22 . 10.1046/j.1440-6055.2002.00257.x.
- Askew . R. R. . Nieves-Aldrey . J. L. . A new genus and species of Pteromalidae (Hymenoptera, Chalcidoidea) from Spain, parasitic in cynipid galls on Fumaria . Journal of Natural History . September 2005 . 39 . 25 . 2331–2338 . 10.1080/00222930500089271. 2005JNatH..39.2331A . 84651256 .
- Xiao . Hui . Huang . Da-Wei . A Revision of Systasis Walker (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) from China . Zoological Studies . 2001 . 40 . 1 .
