Capture suggests the successful introduction of Sirex parasitoid in Brazil
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Megarhyssa nortoni, Woodwasp, Forest entomologyAbstract
Outros organismos podem ser empregados no controle da vespa de madeira, além do nematóide Deladenus siricidicola . É o caso do parasitóide Megarhyssa nortoni . Sua introdução no Brasil ocorreu com um número limitado de exemplos e, até o momento, não foi possível determinar seu estabelecimento. Após 20 anos da introdução, recebemos relatos de adultos de M. nortoni capturados em Santa Catarina. Identifica várias variedades de adultos parasitados ou determina o seu estabelecimento no território brasileiro.Downloads
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