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Eulophinae
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45 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Euplectrini
tribeEuplectrini
Eulophus
genusEulophus
Cirrospilini
tribeCirrospilini
Eulophini
tribeEulophini
Dichatomus
genusDichatomus
Sympiesis
genusSympiesis
Hyssopus
genusHyssopus
Paraolinx
genusParaolinx
Trichospilus
genusTrichospilus
Stenomesius
genusStenomesius
Hoplocrepis
genusHoplocrepis
Dicladocerus
genusDicladocerus
Diaulomorpha
genusDiaulomorpha
Dahlbominus
genusDahlbominus
Semielacher
genusSemielacher
Xanthella
genusXanthella
Cobarus
genusCobarus
Zealachertus
genusZealachertus
Notanisomorphella
genusNotanisomorphella
Colpoclypeus
genusColpoclypeus
Miotropis
genusMiotropis
Petiolacus
genusPetiolacus
Pseudiglyphus
genusPseudiglyphus
Setelacher
genusSetelacher
Deutereulophus
genusDeutereulophus
Gattonia
genusGattonia
Microlycus
genusMicrolycus
Makarora
genusMakarora
Eupronotius
genusEupronotius
Zasympiesis
genusZasympiesis
Meruana
genusMeruana
Xanthellum
genusXanthellum
Ginsiella
genusGinsiella
Dimmockia
genusDimmockia
Dermatopelte
genusDermatopelte
Danuviella
genusDanuviella
Clotildiella
genusClotildiella
Bryopezus
genusBryopezus
Meruacesa
genusMeruacesa
Alibertia
genusAlibertia
Noyesius
genusNoyesius
Trielacher
genusTrielacher
Pauahiana
genusPauahiana
Rhicnopelte
genusRhicnopelte
Nesympiesis
genusNesympiesis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 545264.