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Sycophaga
afflicta Grandi,1916 |
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Sycophaga
callani Grandi,1955
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Sycophaga
cyclostigma Waterston,1916
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Sycophaga
depressa Risbec,1956
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Sycophaga
gigantea Grandi,1916
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Sycophaga
insularis Grandi,1916 |
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Sycophaga
silvestrii Grandi,1916 |
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Sycophaga
sycomori Linnaeus,1758 |
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Sycophaga
tenebrosa Grandi,1917 |
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Sycophaga
valentinae Grandi,1952
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Sycophaga
vicina Mayr,1906 |
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Sycophaga
viduata Grandi,1916
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Distribution
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Afrotropical:
Senegal, Guinea, Cameroon, Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Madagascar,
Holarctic: Cape Verde Islands, Egypt, Eritrea, Israel |
Biology
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Host
fig:
Ficus sur (Moraceae) |
Reference
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Westwood,
J.O. 1840. On caprification as practised upon the Figs in the south of
Europe and the Levant, with descriptions of the insects employed for that
purpose; and observations upon the Agaon paradoxum Dalman. Transactions
of the Entomological Society of London. II:214-224.
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Credits
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Page developed by Aisha Mayekiso
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Megastigmus
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