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Anagrus
Anagrus is a genus of fairyflies, in the family Mymaridae, comprising over 90 species, a number of which are employed as biocontrol agents. They come in a wide array of colors such as, brown, orange, black and pale. For classificatory purposes, the genus is divided into three subgenera Anagrella, Anagrus and Paranagrus. The adults lay eggs on the host, mainly Hemiptera, with a few using Odonata as hosts.
21 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Anagrus atomus
speciesAnagrus atomus
Anagrus daanei
speciesAnagrus daanei
Anagrus epos
speciesAnagrus epos
Anagrus empoascae
speciesAnagrus empoascae
Anagrus raygilli
speciesAnagrus raygilli
Anagrus takeyanus
speciesAnagrus takeyanus
Anagrus tretiakovae
speciesAnagrus tretiakovae
Anagrus unilinearis
speciesAnagrus unilinearis
Anagrus yawi
speciesAnagrus yawi
Anagrus frequens
speciesAnagrus frequens
Anagrus nigriventris
speciesAnagrus nigriventris
Anagrus sensillatus
speciesAnagrus sensillatus
Anagrus brevifuniculatus
speciesAnagrus brevifuniculatus
Anagrus baeri
speciesAnagrus baeri
Anagrus iti
speciesAnagrus iti
Anagrus bakkendorfi
speciesAnagrus bakkendorfi
Anagrus fennicus
speciesAnagrus fennicus
Anagrus optabilis
speciesAnagrus optabilis
Anagrus ustulatus
speciesAnagrus ustulatus
Anagrus flaveolus
speciesAnagrus flaveolus
Anagrus incarnatus
speciesAnagrus incarnatus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 250243.