A NEW RECORD OF NEODRYINUS TYPHLOCYBAE IN ROMANIA -short communication

Chireceanu, C.; Dobromir, D.

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“…Aphelopinae, Anteoninae and Bocchinae build their cocoons in the soil covering it by soil particles, Dryininae and Gonatopodinae on the plants. The white cocoon is made of dense silk and a close‐fitting inner lining (double wall) (Barrett et al 1965; Fenton 1918; Lindberg 1950; Perkins 1905; Virla 1992, 1995, 2002) (Figure 8, and see beautiful photographs in Chireceanu et al 2019). For the species building the cocoon on plants, the size of the cocoon varies according to the surface that serves as support.…”

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A review of the biology of the pincer wasps (Hymenoptera: Dryinidae)

2023

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Because of their frequency, abundance, and unique morphological and biological traits, the Dryinidae (pincer wasps) are among the most important parasitoids of nymphs and adults of Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha. This contribution offers a summary of the knowledge about the main biological characteristics of the Dryinidae gained over more than 130 years. Among other topics, the information provided covers the interactions with their hosts and other organisms, as well as their development, behaviour, natural enemies and economic importance.

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A review of the biology of the pincer wasps (Hymenoptera: Dryinidae)

2023

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The Contribution of the Research and Development Institute for Plant Protection to the First Detection of Invasive Insect Pest Species in Romania

Mustățea¹,

Teodoru²,

Chireceanu³

2022

Rom. J. Plant. Prot.

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The global phenomenon of biological invasion is a prevailing and important subject of research, with major negative social and economic consequences, representing a real threat for the native biodiversity of invaded countries. The main elements that favour the entering and spreading of invasive insect pest species into new territories are the intensive trade of goods between different regions, tourism and the on-going climate changes which are predicted to become more severe. Early detection and monitoring of the invasive organisms are essential steps of the foundation of an appropriate and efficient management. The problem of alien invasive species, especially those of agricultural importance, has been an on-going concern for the community of researchers at the Research and Development Institute for Plant Protection in Bucharest, Romania, who have made it the subject of numerous studies and research papers published and incorporated in national and international journals and projects.

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A NEW RECORD OF NEODRYINUS TYPHLOCYBAE IN ROMANIA -short communication

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A review of the biology of the pincer wasps (Hymenoptera: Dryinidae)

A review of the biology of the pincer wasps (Hymenoptera: Dryinidae)

The Contribution of the Research and Development Institute for Plant Protection to the First Detection of Invasive Insect Pest Species in Romania

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