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Family Eulophidae

 
 
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Eulophus · Euplectrus · Galeopsomyia · Melittobia · Pnigalio

Genus Eulophus
Eggs? on poplar leaf - Eulophus Eggs? on poplar leaf - Eulophus Eulophid wasp - Eulophus Caterpillar with a problem - Eulophus Caterpillar with a problem - Eulophus Chalcid wasp, possibly Eulophus, pupae found on back of sycamore leaf in Kanawha State Forest, WV - Eulophus Caterpillar with a problem - parasitic Apocrita - Eulophus - male Caterpillar with a problem - parasitic Apocrita - Eulophus - male

Genus Euplectrus
Caterpillar with parasitoids - Euplectrus Caterpillar with parasitoids - Euplectrus Wasp 3 - Euplectrus Grapevine Epimenis cat. w/ eggs on it (?) - Euplectrus tiny wasp - Euplectrus Fungal infection or parasitism? - Euplectrus wasps and victim - Euplectrus wasps and victim - Euplectrus

Genus Galeopsomyia
Goldenrod gall mystery - Galeopsomyia

Genus Melittobia
Mud dauber larvae parasites - Melittobia Mud dauber larvae parasites - Melittobia Mud dauber larva parasites - Melittobia Mud dauber larva parasites - Melittobia Melittobia Melittobia

Genus Pnigalio
Pnigalio flavipes - male Pnigalio flavipes - male Pnigalio flavipes pupa - Pnigalio flavipes

 
 
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