“…There is very little information about the host species of Orthocentrinae. It is presumed that they will all be koinobiont endoparasitoids of primitive dipteran hosts in the superfamily Sciaroidea, some of which eat fungi or bacteria during their larval stages; thus, Orthocentrinae is expected to be a natural enemy of mushroom cultivation pests (Delobel & Matile, 1976;Humala et al, 2016Humala et al, , 2017. Orthocentrus brachycerus and S. bicingulata have also been reported from Korea (Humala et al, 2016(Humala et al, , 2020, and species of Orthocentrus and Symplesis are widely distributed in China, Europe, South America and throughout much of the world (Humala, 2007;Humala et al, 2016Humala et al, , 2020Watanabe, 2016Watanabe, , 2018Watanabe, , 2019aWatanabe, , 2019bWatanabe et al, 2020;Yu et al, 2016).…”