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Pteromalus begeguaris?
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 Taken 5.v.2008, southern England on last year's Diplolepis rosae gall, about 3mm long. Is this Pteromalus bedeguaris or is it one of the other pteromalids associated with D.rosae?
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 just wondering if this can be identified - again associated with Diplolepis rosae galls Smile
 
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 Pteromalus bedeguaris J.L. VAGO d?t!Wink
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 Excellent - thanks Grin We have a lot of Diplolepis rosae galls on my local nature reserve and I am really interested in the associated parasitoid/inquiline communities Grin
 
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