بررسی مقدماتی زنبورهایBethylidae (Hym.: Chrysidoidea) در شهرستان
محورهای موضوعی : حشره شناسی گیاهان زراعی
کلید واژه: ایران, فون, Chrysidoidea, Bethylidae, زنبور,
چکیده مقاله :
خانواده ی Bethylidae متعلق به بالاخانواده ی Chrysidoidea است و به عنوان گروه ابتدایی از بال غشاییانAculeata شناخته می شود که در اغلب مناطق گسترش یافته اند. این خانواده شامل 100 جنس و 2400 گونه ی معتبر در دنیا می باشد. این تحقیق طی سال های 1388 تا 1391 برای شناسایی فون زنبورهای این خانواده در شهرستان تبریز، استان آذربایجان شرقی (شمال غرب ایران) انجام گرفت. ده جنس شامل 19 گونه مورد شناسایی قرار گرفت که از این تعداد گونهیLaelius rufipes Foerster و پنج جنس Bethylus، Glenosema، Plastanoxus، RhabdepyrisوTrachepyris برای فون ایران جدید می باشند. نمونه های شناسایی شده عبارتند از: زیرخانواده ی Bethylinae شامل Bethylus sp. و Goniozus sp. و زیرخانواده ی Epyrinae شامل CephalonomiatarsalisAshmead ، EpyrisfraternusWestwood، E. macrocerusKieffer، E.macromma Kieffer، E.marshalli Kieffer، E. minorKieffer، E. nigerWestwood، E.transversesKieffer، E. quinquecarinatusKieffer، Glenosemasp.، HolepyrisfulvusXu, He & Ma،H. nearfuscus Xu, He & Ma،LaeliusrufipesFoerster ، Laelius sp. ، Plastanoxus sp.، RhabdepyrisnearpallidipennisKiefferوTrachepyrissp.. لیستی از کل گونههای متعلق به این خانواده در ایران تهیه گردید.
The family Bethylidae belong to the Chrysidoidea and known as a group of primitive Aculeate Hymenoptera. They are widely distributed from the tropics to the subarctic regions of the World. Bethylidae are cosmopolitan wasps, with approximately 100 valid genera and 2400 valid species around the world. These wasps are mostly ectoparasitoid of lepidopterous and coleopterous larvae. Bethylids are mostly considered as the biological control agent for various pests. This study was conducted during 2009-2012 to identify Bethylidae fauna of Tabriz, Azarbaijan-e-Sharghi province (northwest of Iran). As a result, 10 genera including 19 species were identified. Of which, Laelius rufipes Foerster and five genera i.e. Rhabdepyris, Plastanoxus, Bethylus, Trachepyris, Glenosema are new for Iranian fauna. Following species were identified in this study: Subfamily Bethylinae including Bethylus sp. and Goniozus sp. and subfamily Epyrinae including Cephalonomia tarsalis Ashmead, E. fraternus Westwood, E. macrocerus Kieffer, E. macromma Kieffer, E. marshalli Kieffer, E. minor Kieffer, E. niger Westwood, E. transverses Kieffer, E. quinquecarinatus Kieffer, Glenosema sp., Holepyris fulvus Xu, He & Ma, H. near fuscus Xu, He & Ma, Laelius rufipes Foerster, Laelius sp., Plastanoxus sp., Rhabdepyris near pallidipennis Kieffer and Trachepyris sp.. A checklist of the family Bethylidae in Iran was presented.
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