Signiphora
Signiphora is a genus of parasitic wasps under the family Signiphoridae. Their hosts include aphids, psyllids, mealybugs, scale insects, and flies. It is primarily found in coastal regions, including the western and eastern coasts of the United States, and the coasts of Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Madagascar, and South Africa.
Species
This genus contains the following species:Signiphora aleyrodis Signiphora aspidioti Signiphora bennetti Signiphora bifasciata Signiphora biloba Signiphora borinquensis Signiphora caridei Signiphora citrifolii Signiphora coquilletti Signiphora curepensis Signiphora desantisi Signiphora dipterophaga Signiphora dozieri Signiphora ehleri Signiphora euclidi Signiphora falcata Signiphora fasciata Signiphora fax Signiphora flava Signiphora flavella Signiphora flavopalliata Signiphora frequentior Signiphora giraulti Signiphora hyalinipennis Signiphora insularis Signiphora jojobae Signiphora longitibia Signiphora louisianae Signiphora lutea Signiphora maculata Signiphora maxima Signiphora merceti Signiphora mexicana Signiphora noacki Signiphora perpauca Signiphora plaumanni Signiphora polistomyiellia Signiphora pulchra Signiphora rectrix Signiphora renuncula Signiphora reticulata Signiphora rhizococci Signiphora thoreauini Signiphora townsendi Signiphora tridentata Signiphora tumida Signiphora unifasciata Signiphora woolleyi Signiphora xanthographa