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Revision as of 18:55, 25 July 2016
Hymenoptera (sawflies, plant feeding wasps, other species of agricultural importance)
The Hymenoptera have 2 pairs of membranous wings. They are often beneficial (e.g. parasitoids and honey bees) but some are serious pests.
For details see the respective page in Wikipedia.
Note:
This page deals only with agricultural pests. For medical and veterinary pest species see:
For beneficial Hymenoptera see:
The following families of agricultural pest Hymenoptera are currently entered into the system:
- Apidae, pests (2 species)
- Argidae (2 species)
- Cephidae (2 species)
- Cynipidae (3 species)
- Diprionidae (12 species)
- Eulophidae (3 species)
- Eurytomidae (2 species)
- Formicidae (83 species)
- Pamphiliidae (2 species)
- Siricidae (3 species)
- Tenthredinidae (13 species)
- Torymidae (2 species)
