Species of Trichogramma from South America

 

  
 

Wasps of the genus Trichogramma Westwood are tiny parasitoids of insect eggs. The genus, with almost 240 species, is divided into three subgenera, only two of which are represented in South America: Vanlisus Pinto (2 species) and Trichogramma sensu stricto (42 species). Species of Trichogramma occur throughout South America, although there are no known published records from French Guyana and Suriname so far. In South America, Brazil has the largest number of known species. In this database are included species of Trichogramma from South America. Trichogramma species, their hosts and distribution (countries) are available in the database.

 

  
 
Species
Host Insects
Countries

The distribution of species in each country is also available by clicking on the map.

 

 

   ESALQ collection

   Species of Trichogramma and Types deposited at
   ESALQ Collection

 

In this database are included species deposited at ESALQ (Entomology) collection from 1985 to 2007.

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Citing this publication:

Usage of data from Species of Trichogramma from South America database in scientific publications should be acknowledged using the following format with the year of the most recent update (****) [see below under Database last updated]:

Querino, R.B., Moraes, R.C.B. & Zucchi, R.A. ****. Species of Trichogramma from South America. www.lea.esalq.usp.br/tricho/southamerica.

Database last updated: July 2021.
 

 

Ranyse Barbosa Querino & Roberto Antonio Zucchi| Taxonomy

Regina C. B. Moraes | Web Designer

ESALQ
Brazillian Agricultural Research Corporation - EMBRAPA
Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil
Email: ranyse.silva@embrapa.br

Department of Entomology and Acarology
ESALQ - University of São Paulo
Piracicaba, São Paulo, Brazil
Email: razucchi@usp.br

 Department of Entomology and Acarology
ESALQ - University of São Paulo
Piracicaba, São Paulo, Brazil