Identification Manual for the New World Genera of the Family Braconidae (Hymenoptera)

WPC 2 M B P V ` 10cpi | X ? x x x， K x 6 X @ 8 ; X @ 伦纳德·克里希塔尔卡 # 2 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 4 D L ! 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 X 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 X X X 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 3英尺 " 4 D L ! ` H p X (# # X \ P C X P编号 9300517沃顿茧蜂是黄蜂的第二大家族（超过10，000种），广泛用于害虫的生物防治。 虽然它们是新热带生态系统的重要组成部分，但对拉丁美洲栖息地的生物多样性知之甚少。 这个为期三年的项目将汇编一本关于新世界茧蜂寄生蜂的完整指南，并将以三种语言（英语，西班牙语，葡萄牙语）发行。 该手册将主要供拉丁美洲的自然资源保护者、土地管理者、农学家和非黄蜂系统学专家的科学家使用，其中将包括寄生蜂生物学、行为、地理分布、寄主利用模式和有关文献。这个为期三年的项目将编写一个完整的指南，介绍广泛用于生物防治害虫的新世界寄生蜂群。 虽然这些黄蜂是新热带生态系统的重要组成部分，但对它们在拉丁美洲栖息地的生物多样性知之甚少 这个项目旨在填补的空白。 这项合作工作涉及美国和南美洲的八位专家，包括培训来自拉丁美洲国家（墨西哥，哥斯达黎加）的学生，以及在墨西哥，哥斯达黎加和委内瑞拉举办的四个黄蜂系统学和生物多样性培训讲习班。 识别手册 将以三种语文（英文、西班牙文、葡萄牙文）印发 将主要由拉丁美洲的自然资源保护者、土地管理者、农学家和不是黄蜂系统学专家的科学家使用。***

WPC 2 M B P V ` Courier 10cpi | x ? x x x , k x 6 X @ 8 ; X @ Leonard Krishtalka # 2 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 4 D L ! 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' X 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' X X X 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 ' " 4 D L ! ` h p x (# # x \ P C X P# 9300517 Wharton Braconid wasps are the second largest family of wasps (more than 10,000 species) and are widely used in the biological control of insect pests. Although they are a significant component of neotropical ecosystems, little is known of their biodiversity in Latin American habitats. This three year project will compile a complete guide to the New World braconid parasitic wasps and will be issued in three languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese). The manual will be used primarily by Latin American conservationists, land managers, agriculturalists and scientists who are not specialists in wasp systematics, and will include parasitoid biologies, behavior, geographic distribution , patterns of host utilization and relevant literature. %%% This three year project will compile a complete guide to a New World group of parasitic wasps that are widely used in the biological control of insect pests. Although these wasps are a significant component of neotropical ecosystems, little is known of their biodiversity in Latin American habitats a gap that this project aims to fill. This collaborative effort involves eight specialists in the US and South America, including the training of students from Latin American countries (Mexico, Costa Rica) and four training workshops to be held in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Venezuela in wasp systematics and biodiversity. The identification manual to be issued in three languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese) will be used primarily by Latin American conservationists, land managers, agriculturalists and scientists who are not specialists in wasp systematics. ***