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Biosteres is a
genus of
wasps belonging to the
family Braconidae. The
genus was
first described by Förster in 1862. The
genus has
almost cosmopolitan...
- P. O. (1981). "Host vibration—a cue to host
location by the parasite,
Biosteres longicaudatus". Oecologia. 48 (2): 249–251. Bibcode:1981Oecol..48..249L...
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Diachasmimorpha mellea (formerly
known as
Biosteres melleus) is a
species of
braconid parasitoid wasp
which attacks multiple species of
Rhagoletis fruit...
- 2018) was an
American entomologist who is best
known for his work on
Biosteres aris****, a
species of wasp. He was
inducted into the
Arkansas Black Hall...
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abundance of the eggs of its prin****l host, the plum curculio.
Opius mellus (
Biosteres rhagoletis) was bred from
puparia of
apple maggots in
Maine in 1914 and...
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Biosteres aris****...
- "Effects of
parasite density and host
availability on
progeny production byBiosteres (Opius) longicaudatus, [Hym.: Braconidae], a
parasite ofAnastrepha suspensa...
- Nation, J. L.; Baranowski, R. M. (1978-03-15). "Oviposition
Behavior of
Biosteres longicaudatus, a
Parasite of the
Caribbean Fruit Fly,
Anastrepha suspensa"...
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binoculus (Forster, 1876)
Mesoleptus binominatus Smith, 1853
Mesoleptus biosteres (Forster, 1876)
Mesoleptus bipartitus (Fonscolombe, 1852)
Mesoleptus bizonulis...
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Diachasmimorpha longicaudata,
Doryctobracon crawfordi,
Ganaspis pelleranoi,
Biosteres giffardi, B. vandenboschi, and
Aceratoneuromyia indica have been released...
