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Cynipini (Hymenoptera) species causing galls in Isparta oak forests

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2019
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This study was performed from 2017 to 2018 as "Master's Thesis" at Isparta University of Applied Sciences, The Institute for Graduate Education, Department of Forest Engineering on the purpose of distribution, Isparta province was made for the determination of Cynipini species forming gal in oak forests. It was collected gall samples on different parts of oak species (Quercus cerris, Q. ithaburensis, Q. vulcanica, Q. robur, Q. petraea, Q. trojana, Q. infectoria and Q. coccifera) such as trunk, young shoots, leaves, acorns and flowers in the study area and brought to laboratory. During the collection, it was recorded informations on plant part and host species, as well as the collection date and location. In study, it was identified total of 51 gall wasp species and also 27 species from them as new records for Isparta province and two species (Andricus miriami ve Cynips israeli) from them as new records for Turkish fauna. The most number of gal wasps was found in Q. infectoria with 24 species and Q. coccifera with at least 1 species. Others; Q. cerris, Q. vulcanica and Q. pubescens with 12 species, Q. ithaburensis with 12 species, Q. robur with 5 species, Q. trojana with 4 species, Q. petraea with 3 species. Identification of two new species from Cynipidae fauna in this study carried out only in Isparta province showed that it can be more species from this tribus in Turkey. This work has made significant contributions to both the area and the fauna of Turkey. Keywords: Cynipini, fauna, oak, Isparta, Turkey.

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Selva Bayrak

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Selva Bayrak (Master Thesis). Cynipini (Hymenoptera) species causing galls in Isparta oak forests, 2019, Isparta University of Applied Sciences.

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