not in Young Altogether, 29 Braconid parasitoid species, which belong to 17 genera from nine subfamilies (four ectoparasitoids and five endoparasitoids) of the family Braconidae, are trophically linked with 33 species of forest insect pests, belonging to 22 genera of ten families and three orders (Coleoptera, Homoptera and Lepidoptera). With hosts from order Coleoptera (four species of four genera of two families - Cerambycidae and Curculionidae) are associated seven braconid species belonging to five genera and three ectoparasitoids subfamilies (Braconinae, Dorycinae and Exothecinae) and one endoparasitoid subfamily - Helconinae. Seven Braconid species, which belong to six genera of endoparasitoid subfamily Aphidiinae have been isolated from five phytophagous insect pests from five genera of two subfamilies - Calaphididae and Chitophoridae from order Homoptera. BR Documentation. Publications. Parasites diseases and disorders. Parasites. Insect parasites. Hosts. Habitat. Terrestrial habitat. Land zones. Palaearctic region. Eurasia. Europe. Insecta: Host; Braconidae (Ichneumonoidea): Parasite. Braconidae: Checklists, Parasitoids of insect forest pests, Insect hosts, Forest and woodland, Deciduous forests, Bulgaria; Insecta: Hymenopteran parasites, Braconidae, Checklist of parasitoids from forest pest hosts, Forest and woodland, Deciduous forests, Hymenopteran parasite checklist, forest pest hosts, Bulgaria. ST Insecta, Hymenoptera, Apocrita, Terebrantia, Ichneumonoidea. Arthropods; Hymenopterans; Insects; Invertebrates. none2002checkedNewSpecies