Pediobius narangae

Pediobius narangae (lat.) - a species of parasitic riders of the genus Pediobius from the family Eulophidae ( Chalcidoidea ) of the order Hymenoptera . Southeast China , Jiangxi Province. Small insects (length about 1 mm). Head, chest and propodeum with strongly sclerotized integuments, stalked abdomen. The antennae of the females are located below eye level. Associated with moths by Naranga aenescens ( Noctuidae , parasites of their larvae). The species name P. narangae is given by the generic name of the host species Naranga ^{[1] [2]} . The species was first described in 1994 by Chinese entomologists J. Sheng and G.H. Wang using typical materials from China along with taxa P. grisescens , P. polychrosis, and P. sinensis ^[3] .