Aphelinus mali: taxon details and analytics
- Domain
- Kingdom
- Animalia
- Phylum
- Arthropoda
- Class
- Insecta
- Order
- Hymenoptera
- Family
- Aphelinidae
- Genus
- Aphelinus
- Species
- Aphelinus mali
- Scientific Name
- Aphelinus mali
Summary description from Wikipedia:
Aphelinus mali
Aphelinus mali is a parasitoid wasp that exploits the woolly apple aphid (Eriosoma lanigerum), a pest of apple trees. It is native to the northeastern United States but has been introduced to other parts of the world as a biological pest control agent.
...Aphelinus mali in languages:
- Czech
- mšicovník vlnatkový
- Danish
- Blodlussnyltehveps
- English
- woolly aphid parasite
- English
- Woolly Apple-aphid Chalcid
- English
- Woolly Aphis Parasite
- English
- Woolly Apple Aphid Wasp Parasitoid
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Parent Taxon
Sibling Taxa
- Aphelinus abdominalis
- Aphelinus acuminatus
- Aphelinus albipodus
- Aphelinus ancer
- Aphelinus annulipes
- Aphelinus argiope
- Aphelinus asychis
- Aphelinus atriplicis
- Aphelinus aureus
- Aphelinus automatus
- Aphelinus babaneuri
- Aphelinus basilicus
- Aphelinus campestris
- Aphelinus ceratovacunae
- Aphelinus certus
- Aphelinus chaonia
- Aphelinus circumscriptus
- Aphelinus confusus
- Aphelinus coracinus
- Aphelinus coreae
- Aphelinus curvifasciatus
- Aphelinus daqingensis
- Aphelinus daucicola
- Aphelinus demyaati
- Aphelinus desantisi
- Aphelinus dies
- Aphelinus elvestueni
- Aphelinus engaeus
- Aphelinus ficusae
- Aphelinus flaviventris
- Aphelinus flavus
- Aphelinus fulvus
- Aphelinus fusciscapus
- Aphelinus fuscus
- Aphelinus gillettei
- Aphelinus glycinis
- Aphelinus gossypii
- Aphelinus grotiusi
- Aphelinus hongkongensis
- Aphelinus hordei
- Aphelinus howardii
- Aphelinus huberi
- Aphelinus humilis
- Aphelinus hyalopteraphidis
- Aphelinus japonicus
- Aphelinus jucundus
- Aphelinus kazakhstanensis
- Aphelinus kurdjumovi
- Aphelinus lankaensis
- Aphelinus lapisligni
- Aphelinus literatus
- Aphelinus longipennis
- Aphelinus lucidus
- Aphelinus lusitanicus
- Aphelinus maculatus
- Aphelinus maculigaster
- Aphelinus maidis
- Aphelinus mali
- Aphelinus mariscusae
- Aphelinus marlatti
- Aphelinus megadontus
- Aphelinus meghalayanus
- Aphelinus meridionalis
- Aphelinus minutus
- Aphelinus nepalensis
- Aphelinus niger
- Aphelinus notatus
- Aphelinus nox
- Aphelinus odin
- Aphelinus paluscolus
- Aphelinus paoliellae
- Aphelinus paramali
- Aphelinus pax
- Aphelinus perpallidus
- Aphelinus polaszeki
- Aphelinus prociphili
- Aphelinus pseudonepalensis
- Aphelinus quercus
- Aphelinus rhamni
- Aphelinus rhopalosiphiphagus
- Aphelinus sanborniae
- Aphelinus semiflavus
- Aphelinus sharpae
- Aphelinus sinensis
- Aphelinus siphonophorae
- Aphelinus spiraecolae
- Aphelinus subauriceps
- Aphelinus subflavescens
- Aphelinus takecallis
- Aphelinus taurus
- Aphelinus tetrataenion
- Aphelinus thomsoni
- Aphelinus tiliaphidis
- Aphelinus toxopteraphidis
- Aphelinus truncaticlavus
- Aphelinus uncinctiventris
- Aphelinus varipes
- Aphelinus wenshanus
- Aphelinus yasnoshae