韓國産 진디벌 未記錄 14種에 대하여|RISS 상세보기

韓國産 진디벌 未記錄 14種에 대하여 = On Fourteen Unrecorded Species of Aphidiidae(Hym.) from Korea

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張英德 (忠南大學校農科大學農生物學科) ; 尹泳南 (忠南大學校農科大學農生物學科)
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忠南大學校環境問題硏究所(THE INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Chungnam National University)
학술지명
環境硏究(RESEARCH REPORTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY)
권호사항

Vol.1 No.2 [1983]
발행연도
1983
작성언어
Korean
KDC
500.000
자료형태
학술저널
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16-22(7쪽)
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Specimens of Aphidiidae were collected in the area of Daejeon and Mt. Gyeryong in Korea, during the period from April to September, 1983.
Described 14 species of Aphidius areolatus Ashmead, Aphidius cingulatus Ruthe, Aphidius coloratus Baker, Aphidius pisivorus Smith, Binodoxys nearctaphidis Mackauer, Bioxys japonicus Stary & Schlinger, Boreogalba gladifer Mackauer, Ephedrus californicus Baker, Lipolexis scutellaris Mackauer, Lysiphlebus salicaphis(Fitch), Monoctonus similis Stary & Schlinger, Trioxys (Binodoxys) indicus Subba Rao & Sharma, Trioxys (Trioxys) asiaticus Telenga and Trioxys hokkaidensis Takada were for the first time in Korea.

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Specimens of Aphidiidae were collected in the area of Daejeon and Mt. Gyeryong in Korea, during the period from April to September, 1983. Described 14 species of Aphidius areolatus Ashmead, Aphidius cingulatus Ruthe, Aphidius coloratus Baker, Aphidiu...

Specimens of Aphidiidae were collected in the area of Daejeon and Mt. Gyeryong in Korea, during the period from April to September, 1983.
Described 14 species of Aphidius areolatus Ashmead, Aphidius cingulatus Ruthe, Aphidius coloratus Baker, Aphidius pisivorus Smith, Binodoxys nearctaphidis Mackauer, Bioxys japonicus Stary & Schlinger, Boreogalba gladifer Mackauer, Ephedrus californicus Baker, Lipolexis scutellaris Mackauer, Lysiphlebus salicaphis(Fitch), Monoctonus similis Stary & Schlinger, Trioxys (Binodoxys) indicus Subba Rao & Sharma, Trioxys (Trioxys) asiaticus Telenga and Trioxys hokkaidensis Takada were for the first time in Korea.