Pison spinolae information

Pison spinolae, commonly known as mason wasp, is a solitary wasp of the family Crabronidae, found throughout New Zealand. Like all insects, P. spinolae...

Turner, 1911 Pison spinolae Shuckard, 1838 Pison stangei Menke, 1968 Pison strandi Yasumatsu [ja], 1935 Pison strenuum R.Turner, 1916 Pison strictifrons...

5.5 and 8.0 mm. It can be distinguished from Pison spinolae due to the lack of long erect hairs. Pison morosum is found throughout the mainland of New...

12.6 millimetres. It can be distinguished from Pison spinolae due to the lack of long erect hairs. Pison morosum is found throughout Australia, Indonesia...

Ancistrocerus, Odynerus parietum, Cemonus unicolor, Nitela spinolae, Ectemnius rubicolus, Pison atrum, Psenulus pallipes, Osmia aenea, Osmia giraudi and...

species that prey on Salsa fulignata is Pison spinolae, which is more commonly known as the mason wasp. Pison spinolae is native to Australia and in 1880,...

Melittobia australica was original reared from the nest of the sphecid wasp Pison spinolae by Girault and rainforest was the original habitat. Melittobia australica...

wasps in the families Eumenidae, Pompilidae, and Sphecidae, such as Pison spinolae and Tachysphex nigerrimus. Priocnemis monachus is endemic and widespread...

Vespidae, or Mud daubers in the families Crabronidae and Sphecidae. Pison spinolae is in the family Sphecidae. This disambiguation page lists articles...

parasitoids ultimately cause the death of their host. For instance, Pison spinolae, widely recognised as the mason wasp, belong to the solitary member...

wasps in the families Eumenidae, Pompilidae, and Sphecidae, such as Pison spinolae and Priocnemis monachus. The species was first described as Tachytes...

Pison marginatum Smith 1856; Accidental Introduction Pison morosum Smith 1856; Endemic Pison peletieri Le Guillou 1841; Accidental Introduction Pison...