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New species, notes and new records of Trichogramma (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae) in Brazil

Ranyse B. Querino, JACI V. MENDES, Valmir Antônio Costa, Roberto A. Zucchi

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Two new species of Trichogramma are described: Trichogramma piracicabense sp. nov. and T. valmiri sp. nov. Additionally, T. manicobai from eggs of the cassava hornworm Erinnyis ello is redescribed, and new records on the distribution and host associations of species of Trichogramma from Brazil are presented.

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Two new species of Trichogramma are described: Trichogramma piracicabense sp. nov. and T. valmiri sp. nov. Additionally, T. manicobai from eggs of the cassava hornworm Erinnyis ello is redescribed, and new records on the distribution and host associations of species of Trichogramma from Brazil are presented.

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Two new species of Trichogramma are described: Trichogramma piracicabense sp. nov. and T. valmiri sp. nov. Additionally, T. manicobai from eggs of the cassava hornworm Erinnyis ello is redescribed, and new records on the distribution and host associations of species of Trichogramma from Brazil are presented.

Key concepts: Trichogrammatidae, Trichogramma, Biology, Hymenoptera, Zoology, Host (biology), Ecology, Parasitoid

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