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Diagnosis
Fore
wing with three or more setae on submarginal
vein. Postmarginal
vein (PMV) distinctly longer (2x or more) than stigmal vein (STV).
Antenna with toruli inserted high on the face and also for this reason the slender scape, usually at least 5.5 times longer than wide, distinctly exceeds level of vertex. Flagellum with 1 anellus. Funicle 4-segmented. First 3 male funicular segments branched. Club with 1-2 segments.
Vertex, frons, face and clypeus slightly sculptured. Malar sulcus present and straight.
Notauli absent or incomplete. Mesoscutum slightly sculptured, with a few setae. Scutellum slightly sculptured, with two pairs of setae and without longitudinal lines. Propodeum often long and flat, slightly longer than broad, but sometimes 2 or more times broader than long; median carina and plicae, nearly always indistinct or absent (except H. unguicellus (Zetterstedt)). Petiole distinct, though often short.
Body colour usually brown to black or dark green metallic, sometimes with yellow markings on thorax and/or gaster.
Antenna with toruli inserted high on the face and also for this reason the slender scape, usually at least 5.5 times longer than wide, distinctly exceeds level of vertex. Flagellum with 1 anellus. Funicle 4-segmented. First 3 male funicular segments branched. Club with 1-2 segments.
Vertex, frons, face and clypeus slightly sculptured. Malar sulcus present and straight.
Notauli absent or incomplete. Mesoscutum slightly sculptured, with a few setae. Scutellum slightly sculptured, with two pairs of setae and without longitudinal lines. Propodeum often long and flat, slightly longer than broad, but sometimes 2 or more times broader than long; median carina and plicae, nearly always indistinct or absent (except H. unguicellus (Zetterstedt)). Petiole distinct, though often short.
Body colour usually brown to black or dark green metallic, sometimes with yellow markings on thorax and/or gaster.
Family : Eulophidae
Subfamily : Eulophinae
Tribe : Eulophini
Classification
Overview
Identification
Hemiptarsenus is included in recent generic keys to eulophids for Australasia (Boucek, 1988) and North America (Schauff et al, 1997), and it is included in a web-based key to all Eulophidae genera which attack leafmining Agromyzidae (Reina & La Salle, 2003). Keys to species are available for China (Zhu et al., 2000a).