Specimen 256- Russell Corley 1
Location of Collection: GGC site #1
Date of Collection: August 2012
Shannon-Wiener Biodiversity Index: 3.59
Distinguishing morphological features of Order:
Body is often wasp like and is constricted between thorax and abdomen. Wings when present are membranous with fore wings slightly larger than hind wings. Hooks on anterior margin of hind wings that are used to couple wings together during flight. Antennae are usually very long, tarsi are segmented. Ovipositor long and sometimes well developed into stinger. Mouth parts are always chewing with well developed mandibles, maxillae and labium elongated into sucking tongue.
Sub-order ? Family ? After sequencing, genus and species ?
What it eats:Larval/nymphal stage Adult stage
Habitat: Larval/nymphal stage Adult stage
Ecological Importance: Larval/nymphal stage Adult stage
Economic/agricultural/human health importance: Larval/nymphal stage Adult stage
PCR product: gel picture? No Picture Available
Sequence data: Genus:Lissonota Species:sexcincta,subspecies:recurvariae Max identity 85% (may be questionable sequence) (identification through NCBI website)