A new subfamily of Figitidae (Hymenoptera, Cynipoidea) Author Fredrik Ronquist Author José Luis Nieves-Aldrey text Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 2001 133 483 494 journal article 38659 10.1006/zjls.2001.0302 6e943786-8fa5-4afd-9d86-0c38025c43b1 269247

Table 1. Summary of the known distribution and biology of the gall-associated figitids (data from Ronquist, 1994 and references cited therein, unless stated otherwise). Parnips is a parasitoid of Barbotinia; the other species are likely to be parasitoids of the host gall inducer or another hymenopteran inhabitant in the galls from which they have been reared

Taxon	Host gall inducer	Host gall	Host plant	Distribution
Parnipinae
Parnips	Barbotinia (Cynipidae:	Single-chambered gall in	Papaver (Papaveraceae)	Mediterranean
	Aylacini)	seed capsule
Thrasorinae Euceroptres	Andricus, Callirhytis,	Single- or multi-	Quercus (Fagaceae)	North America1
	Disholcaspis (Cynipidae:	chambered galls on stem
	Cynipini)	or leaf petiole
Thrasorus	Ormocerinae (Chalcidoidea:	Multi-chambered stem	Eucalyptus (Myrtaceae)	Australia
	Pteromalidae)	galls	Acacia (Fabaceae)
Myrtopsen	Tanaostigmodes (Chalcidoidea:	Multi-chambered	Mimosa (Fabaceae)	S. North America
	Tanaostigmatidae)	stem or bud galls	Eugenia, Blepharocalyx	South America
Plectocynips	? Paraulax (Cynipidae) 2	?	(Myrtaceae) Nothofagus dombeyi	S. South America
Pegacynips	? Paraulax (Cynipidae) 3	?	(Fagaceae)? Nothofagus (Fagaceae)	S. South America