A new Bruchophagus from Glycyrrhiza lepidota pursh in the Northern Great Plains (Hymenoptera : chalcidoidea : eurytomidae)

Authors

Burruss McDaniel, South Dakota State University
Arvid A. Boe, South Dakota State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1991

Abstract

A new species, Bruchophagus grisselli McDaniel and Boe, which infests seeds of Glycyrrhiza lepidota Pursh (American licorice), is described and illustrated. It's known from South Dakota and North Dakota in the USA. A field study at 8 sites showed that B. grisselli has a wide distribution throughout the Dakotas.

Publication Title

Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington

Volume

93

First Page

776

Last Page

783

Publisher

Entomological Society of Washington,

Rights

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Recommended Citation

McDaniel, Burruss and Boe, Arvid A., "A new Bruchophagus from Glycyrrhiza lepidota pursh in the Northern Great Plains (Hymenoptera : chalcidoidea : eurytomidae)" (1991). Native Plant Focused Publications. 19.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/nativeplant_pubs/19

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