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Diagnosis
Fore
wing with submarginal
vein with 3 or more setae dorsally. Postmarginal
vein distinctly longer (2x or more) than stigmal vein (STV).
Scape slender, sometimes reaching top of vertex. 1-2 anelli. Female funicle 4- and club 2-segmented (rarely funicle and club both 3-segmented). Male funicle 4-segmented with 3 long branches on the first 3 segments.
Vertex, frons, face and clypeus reticulate to smooth and shiny. Malar sulcus present and straight. Fronto-facial suture usually absent.
Notauli absent or incomplete. Mesoscutum reticulate. Scutellum densely sculptured with two pairs of setae and without longitudinal lines. Propodeum smooth and shiny with median carina, plica and costula complete in female; sometimes costula absent or incomplete in male. Petiole not distinct.
Body colour mainly metallic-green or green with white to brown coloured markings on scape, legs and sometimes on some basal gastral segments.
Scape slender, sometimes reaching top of vertex. 1-2 anelli. Female funicle 4- and club 2-segmented (rarely funicle and club both 3-segmented). Male funicle 4-segmented with 3 long branches on the first 3 segments.
Vertex, frons, face and clypeus reticulate to smooth and shiny. Malar sulcus present and straight. Fronto-facial suture usually absent.
Notauli absent or incomplete. Mesoscutum reticulate. Scutellum densely sculptured with two pairs of setae and without longitudinal lines. Propodeum smooth and shiny with median carina, plica and costula complete in female; sometimes costula absent or incomplete in male. Petiole not distinct.
Body colour mainly metallic-green or green with white to brown coloured markings on scape, legs and sometimes on some basal gastral segments.
Family : Eulophidae
Subfamily : Eulophinae
Tribe : Eulophini
Classification
Overview
Identification