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From: The genome of the rice planthopper egg parasitoid wasps Anagrus nilaparvatae casts light on the chemo- and mechanosensation in parasitism

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Life Cycle of Anagrus nilaparvatae. Wasps were reared under a 14:10 h (L:D) photoperiod at 27 °C,. A Females and males A. nilaparvatae are attracted to the volatiles of rice or planthoppers and fly to parasitize. B Female A. nilaparvatae laying eggs. C Late larval instars of A. nilaparvatae are pink. D In the late pupa stage, morphological characters of A. nilaparvatae gradually emerge, and the sex of which could be distinguished by antennaes. E The adult of A. nilaparvatae after emergence bites through the egg shell of rice planthopper and fly out

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