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Descriptions of a New Species of Anagyrus Howard and the Male of Dinocarsiella quinqueguttata Xu (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae)

Wang Yingying

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Two species of parasitoids on mealybugs,Anagyrus flaviclavatus Xu,sp.nov.and the male of Dinocarsiella quinqueguttata Xu,2000 are described from Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous Region.Type specimens are deposited in Department of Plant Protection,School of Agriculture and Food Science,Zhejiang Agriculture Forestry University.

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Two species of parasitoids on mealybugs,Anagyrus flaviclavatus Xu,sp.nov.and the male of Dinocarsiella quinqueguttata Xu,2000 are described from Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous Region.Type specimens are deposited in Department of Plant Protection,School of Agriculture and Food Science,Zhejiang Agriculture Forestry University.

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Two species of parasitoids on mealybugs,Anagyrus flaviclavatus Xu,sp.nov.and the male of Dinocarsiella quinqueguttata Xu,2000 are described from Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous Region.Type specimens are deposited in Department of Plant Protection,School of Agriculture and Food Science,Zhejiang Agriculture Forestry University.

Key concepts: Encyrtidae, Biology, Hymenoptera, Agriculture, Ecology, Botany, Zoology, Parasitoid

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