SCIENTIFIC NOTE: FIRST REPORT OF PARASITOIDS FLY, EXORISTA GRANDIS (DIP.: TACHINIDAE) FROM IRAN

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FATHIPOUR Y.; KARIMPOUR Y.; TALEBI A.A.; MOHARRAMIPOUR S.; TSHORSNIG H.P.

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Journal: Journal of Entomological Society of Iran Year:2005 | Volume:24 | Issue:2 Page(s): 137-138

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SCIENTIFIC NOTE: FIRST REPORT OF PARASITOIDS FLY, EXORISTA GRANDIS (DIP.: TACHINIDAE) FROM IRAN

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In the course of bioecological study of Hyles euphorbiae (L.) (Lep.: Sphingidae) on Euphorbia spp. weeds in spring of 2002 in west Azarbaijan province (northwest of Iran), a tachnid parasitoid was collected and identified as Exorista grandis Zetterstedt by Dr. Hans- Peter Tshorsnig of Natural History Museum of Germany. This species parasitizes several larval instars of H. euphorbiae. The last instar larvae of the parasitoid leave host body and develop to pupae under surface soil.This species overwintered as pupa in west Azarbaijan conditions and adult insects emerged in late May. Body length of this tachinis fly 1.121±0.13 cm, body in female black and thorax in males with dark brown bands, wings in males with black spots. The number of frontal, Proclinate orbital and reclinate orbital setae are 7, 2 and 2, respectively.E. grandis has been reported from various parts the world especially European countries as a parasitoid of several lepidopteran species of Saturnidae, Pieridae, Limantridae and Papilionidae families. This species is a new report from Iran.

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