hoardingeja
Hoardingeja is a genus of parasitic wasps belonging to the family Ichneumonidae. These insects are known for their role in biological control, primarily targeting pest populations by parasitizing other insects. The genus includes several species, which are distributed across various regions worldwide, often inhabiting forested and agricultural environments.
Hoardingeja was first described in scientific literature in the early 20th century. Their life cycle typically
Morphologically, hoardingeja wasps display characteristic features of ichneumonids, including a slender body, long antennae, and a
Research on hoardingeja continues to focus on their ecological roles, species diversity, and potential applications in
Overall, hoardingeja represents an important group within parasitic wasps, notable for its biological control potential and