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ƶƯŚƳƵźƄůƲưŬƳřƽƱřźƿřƾſŚƴƃÏêÎæÐÕé   ÕÎƾưƬƗŢƃřŵŵŚƿŹƺŞƳŻƁŹřżĭBruchophagus robiniae (Hym.: Eurytomidae)ƱřźƿřŻřƾƳŚƄųŹƱŚƀůřÎƾŞƫŚƏźƜƇřƾƬƗÎƱřŹŶƳŹŚƳšŚěƹŹƺƧƦţƹçƾưƬƗƭŚƳŚŝŚǀƣŚƣřŢųŹŵRobinia pseudoacacia ƶƧŢſřƾŤƴƿŻƱŚŤųŹŵƲƿźŤưƸƯŻřƾƨƿǀſƹŹƺƏƶŝƾºƯƶŤºƃŚƧżŞºſƽŚºƌƟƹƱŚŞƿŚºſƱřƺºƴƗƶŝƖƩŚºſƾºƏŵƺºƃƽŚºƷíèæèíçƾſŹźŝƶƴǀƯŻŹŵƾƿŚƷƵŶƨºƄƳřŵŹŵŚºǀƣŚƣřŹřƺųŹŸŝšřźƄůŢųŚƴƃƽƵŚĮºƄƳřŵƽŻŹƹŚºƄƧƽƝǈƛŶƃƭŚŬƳřƱřźƸţŽŹŶƯŢǀŝźţƵŶǀſŹŹŸŝƽŚƷƖưūŚǀƣŚƣřƽƝƹźºƓƪųřŵŹŵƹƽŹƹōƵŶƃƵŶƳŚƃƺěƽŹƺţƎſƺţƶƧƾƨǀŤſǈěŶƳŵƺŝƾưƬƗƭŚƳŚŝŚǀƣŚƣřŹřƺųŹŸŝŹƺŞƳŻŶƃƽŹřŶƸĮƳBruchophagus robiniae Zerova, 1970ƝǈƛŻřƖưūƽŚƷƩŚºſżǀƿŚěŹŵƵŶƃƽŹƹōíçũŹŚºųũŹŚºųŶºƘŝƩŚſŹŵƹƵŵźƧƾƳřŹŸĭƾƳŚŤƀƯŻŹƹŸŝƪųřŵŹŵŹƺŞƳŻƹŹǇŶƃºƿŵźĭűřŹƺºſŶźƿřŵƚƫŚŝŹƺŞƳŻƾūƹźųƵǈºƛŮƐſŹŵƹƵŵƺŝƪƨƃƝƽřŹřŵƶºƳƺĭƲºƿřŢºſřƆŴºƄƯŚºƷƽżƧźƯƽŚǀſōŹŵŵƹŶŰƯƂƴƧřźěƾƯƱŚŤƀƨŝŻřƹƲƿřźƧřƱŚŤſŹŚƜƬŝƱŚŤƀƴƯŹřƶºƳƺĭŶºƃŚŝƽƭŚƳƶŝžƴūƲƿřŻřƽźĮƿŵBruchophagus mutabilis Nikol'skayaƁŹřżºĭƱŚƳƺƿśƺƴūŻřƶƧƾƯƶƿŸƜţŚǀƣŚƣřŹƹŸŝŻřżǀƳƵŶƃĥƺƫƺƟźƯšŚǀºƇƺƈųŻřƾųźŝŶƴƧƮºƸƯƦºƿB. robiniaeƶºŝŢſřźƿŻŭźƃƱŶŝƩƺƏƵŵŚƯèŚţçèƾƬǀƯƾƳŚºǀƯƂºŴŝŵŹŻĬƳŹƶŝŚƷŚěƵŚǀſƱŶŝƾƯƺưƗĬƳŹźŤƯƶǀƃŚůƵŚǀſƶŝƪƿŚƯżƯźƣĬƳŹƶŝơŚſƹƱřŹũƺƯƾƧŶƳřŽƺŘĜǀƬƧƾƳŚŤŰţƽƦųŚƃŹřŵŚƷæåƵŚţƺƧƪƀƿŶěƽŶƴŝƦŞƄƯƭƺŗŵƺěƹźěƭƺƫĥǈƟƩƹřŶƴŝŻřźţƾƳŚºǀƯƾĮŤƀūźŝƹŹŚǀƃƽřŹřŵƹƵŚţƺƧƽŹŚƴƧžěīŹšŹƺºƇƶŝƮƨƃƽŹŚƴƧīŹŻřźţŶƴƬŝŚưĮǀŤſřīŹƹŚưĮǀŤſřīŹŻřźţƵƺƸƣƱŶŝĬƳŹźƳŢſřƪƈŤƯƶƴǀſžƠƣƶŝƊƿźƗƮƨƃƹƶƴǀſƶƀƠƣźſżƯźƣƶŝƪƿŚƯƽřƵƺƸƣĬƳŹƶŝƾŤƄěŮƐſŹŵƦųŚƃƵźǀţƽřŚƷîƾºĭĦƿƹźƿŚºſƽŶƴŝƯŚºƷŢºſřƵŵŚºƯŶºƴƳŚƶƳƺưƳƵźƄůƱƺǀƀƨƬƧŹŵŚƷƾƯƽŹřŶƸĮƳŽŹŶƯŢǀŝźţƵŚĮƄƳřŵƾſŚƴƃŶƳƺƃ                                                        æƵŶƨƄƳřŵƵźƄůƵƹźĭŽŹŶƯŢǀŝźţƵŚĮƄƳřŵƽŻŹƹŚƄƧƽƾŤƀěơƹŶƴƇƱřźƸţƾſŚƴƃææëæèæíêçƶŤƨƬƧƵŚĮƄƳřŵƾſŚƴƃŹƺƳŚūƵƹźĭƾŤƀěŶƧƱŚŤſƹŶƴƷëìèëèêŲƿŹŚţŹŵƾưƬƗŢƃřŵŵŚƿƲƿřèåíæèíèŲƿŹŚţŹŵƱōęŚģƹŢƟŚƿŹŵæéçæèíéŶǀſŹƾƿŚƸƳŜƿƺƈţƶŝJournal of Entomological Society of Iran. 25 (1), 2005   ÕÏScientific Note Report of Bruchophagus robiniae (Hym.: Eurytomidae) from Iran  E. Rakhshani1, A. A. Talebi1 and T. C. Narendran2   The locust, Robinia pseudoacacia, is one of the most popular ornamental trees that have been widely planted as a shade tree. Observations were made in the campus of College of Agriculture, Tarbiat Modarres University (Tehran), in 2003-2004 on the seed-eating insects of the locust. The ripped seedpods of the locust were collected and reared within the plastic boxes coverd by mesh. The eurytomid wasp, Bruchophagus robiniae Zerova, 1970 emerged from the seedpods, which had been collected during the autumn 2003. The larvae overwintered within the seeds and adults emerged in the next year. The exit hole of the adult wasps was round and appeared on the surface of the seedpods.  This species has a local distribution in Central Asia, Armenia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. But another species, Bruchophagus mutabilis Nikol'skaya has also been reported to attack the seeds of locust in southern Greece. Some important morphological characteristics of B. robiniae are as follows: Female: length 3-3.2mm, general body color black, legs yellow with femora and tibiae blackish red medially, lower margin of clypeus slightly sinuate, antenna 10-segmented, pedicel shorter than F1, propodeum reticulate with a median furrow and carinae, post marginal vein longer than stigmal vein and stigmal vein longer than marginal vein, gaster sessile. Male: Color of body redish brown, but the dorsal part of head, thorax and metsoma dark brown. Antenna 9-segmented, other characters as female. The specimens were deposited in the "Insect Collection Museum" of the Department of Entomology, Tarbiat Modares University.                                                         1-Department of Entomology, College of Agriculture, Tarbiat Modarres University, Tehran, P.O. Box: 14115-336, Iran, e-mail: rakhsha@modares.ac.ir 2. Department of Zoology, University of Calicut, Calicut, Kerala, India, Postal code: 673635 

Report of Bruchophagus robiniae (Hym.: Eurytomidae) from Iran

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