Parasitoids Reared from Species of Anastrepha (Diptera: Tephritidae) in Valle Del Cauca, Colombia
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Parasitoids associated with 8 species of Anastrepha were recovered from host fruits that belonged to 9 species of plants in the Cauca Valley, Colombia. These parasitoids were identified and quantified. The most common parasitoid was Doryctobracon zeteki, which was associated with the species A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. nunezae and A. striata recovered from Pouteria caimito, Chrysophyllum cainito and Campomanesia lineatifolia host fruits.Downloads
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