Lista de control de Miracinae, Pambolinae y Sigalphinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) de Irán

Abstract

The Iranian species diversity of three braconid subfamilies, Miracinae (three species from two genera: Centistidea Rohwer, Mirax Haliday), Pambolinae (one species from one genus, Pambolus Haliday) and Sigalphinae (two species from two genera: Acampsis Wesmael, Sigalphus Latreille) are summarized in this checklist. A faunistic list is given comprising both local and global distribution of each species under study as well as host records. Resum. Llista de control de Miracinae, Pambolinae i Sigalphinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) d'IranLa diversitat d'espècies de tres subfamílies de bracònids, Miracinae (tres espècies de dos gèneres: Centistidea Rohwer, Mirax Haliday), Pambolinae (una espècie del gènere Pambolus Haliday) i Sigalphinae (dues espècies de dos gèneres: Acampsis Wesmael i Sigalphus Latreille), es resum en aquesta llista de control. S'aporta una llista faunística que inclou la distribució local i global de cada espècie estudiada, així com registres dels hostatgers.

First record of miracine parasitoid wasps (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) from Australia: molecular phylogenetics and morphology reveal multiple new species

“…In recent work, miracine wasps have been described from China (Wu et al 2000), Iran (Farahani et al 2014;Gadallah & Ghahari 2016), India and Saudi Arabia (Ghramh et al 2019;Ranjith et al 2019), Colombia and Honduras (Papp 2013), Mexico (Cauich-Kumul et al 2014) and Turkey (Beyarslan 2009). The taxonomic placement of Miracinae can be highly variable among independent studies: the most recent phylogenetic study of microgastroid wasps with multiple miracine taxa (Murphy et al 2008) positions them sister to the Cardiochilinae in a Bayesian analysis of seven gene fragments, but in a larger phylogenetic analysis of the Braconidae, utilising six gene fragments, the single representative of Miracinae was sister to a species of Khoikhoiinae (Sharanowski et al 2011).…”

“…2000), Iran (Farahani et al . 2014; Gadallah & Ghahari 2016), India and Saudi Arabia (Ghramh et al . 2019; Ranjith et al .…”