-
counting parasitoids of gall-forming insects. More than 1400
species of
cynipid wasps cause galls. Some 1000 of
these are in the
tribe Cynipini, their...
- Melika;
Graham N.
Stone (January 2007). "The
diversity and
phylogeography of
cynipid gallwasps (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae) of the
Oriental and
eastern Palearctic...
- (also
Paracraspis guadaloupensis) is a
relatively uncommon species of
cynipid wasp that
produces galls on
intermediate oaks. The
intermediate oak disc...
- Jose Luis (30
April 2013). "Catalogue of
parasitoids and
inquilines in
cynipid oak
galls in the West Palaearctic". Zootaxa. 3643 (3643): 1–133. doi:10...
- on the
leaves and twigs,
including Aceria querci (a mite) and
numerous cynipid wasps:
Acraspis macrocarpae,
Acraspis villosa,
Andricus chinquapin, Andricus...
-
original on
March 21, 2012.
Retrieved October 22, 2010. "Phylogeny of
Cynipid Genera and
Biological Characteristics".
Bulletin of the
American Museum...
- spinosa, also
known as the many-spined twig gall wasp, is a
species of
cynipid wasp that
induces galls on wild
roses in
North America. D. spinosa-induced...
- in 2024, it is the
first species of
Chrysonotomyia known to
parasitize Cynipid gall
wasps and the 6th
species known from
America north of Mexico. So far...
-
Besbicus is a
genus of gall-inducing
cynipid wasp
found in
North America.
Several species now
classed as
Besbicus were
formerly considered to be a part...
- (Quercus robur), or
sessile oak (Quercus petraea) trees,
caused by the
cynipid wasp
Neuroterus quercusbaccarum which has both
agamic and bi****ual generations...
