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Very small Hymenoptera
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Posted on 24-04-2007 08:52
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Location: Hungary
Habitat: Orchard
Size: Tiny
Date: 22-04-07

The length of this wasp did not reach 1 mm. I had found it on a blossom of quince. What is it? As far as I know the smallest individuals among the Hymenoptera are Cynipidae and Mymaridae.
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True, but this one is neither a Cynipid nor Mymarid.
This is a braconid, so family Braconidae. It belongs in the subfamily Aphidiinae, which are parasitoids of Aphids!
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i need this to kill all aphids that are attacking leaves of Prunus persica. Sad
 
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I hope you didn't kill it!! Sounds like it's got a lot of work ahead of it Wink
 
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Kill it?? I will never kill any kinds of insects in my garden!! As you write me it is a very important aphid killer! Such thought had never entered my mind!

Thank you for your help!
 
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