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Cambridge University Press, Bulletin of Entomological Research, 3(86), p. 227-245, 1996

DOI: 10.1017/s0007485300052512

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A revision of the Indo-Australian species ofStenobracon(Hymenoptera: Braconidae) parasitoids of lepidopterous stem borers of graminaceous crops

Journal article published in 1996 by M. Jamil, K. Chishti, Donald L. J. Quicke ORCID
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Abstract

AbstractThe genusStenobraconSzépligeti which contains species of economic importance for biological control of lepidopterous borers of sugarcane, rice and other graminaceous crops in Asia, is revised. Principal components analysis was employed to help delineate species. Six species, distributed from Pakistan to Australia, are recognized.Stenobracon brevis, S. clarusandS. malensisare described as new andStenobracon nicevillei(Bingham),S. deesae(Cameron) andS. oculatusSzépligeti are redescribed. Illustrated keys for males and females are provided.Phanaulax levituberculatusCameron is a new junior subjective synonym ofS. nicevilleiandS. trifasciatusSzépligeti is a new junior subjective synonym ofS. oculatus. Elphea flavomaculataCameron is synonymized withIschnobracon (Bracon) laboriosusCameron (comb. n). Host records are summarized.