Morphologically, the species T. armigera imago easily
identified which of adult males and females have a yellow head
old bright, yellow antenna old, dark brown thorax, and abdomen
dark in color, and has a body size of 0:40 to 0:42 mm (Kalshoven 1981).
In the male imago has antenna with hairs with a rod and
funikula with a length of 2-3 times the maximum width of the mace. His club threefold
and funikula segmented two. While the female antennae have hairs are
short on funikula and mace (Meilin 1999).
Figure 2 The size of T. armigera on a ruler centimeter (CABI 1999)
Identification of morphology, such as wings, antennae, and the color was not
stable and can be influenced by the environment such as temperature and insect host
used in propagation (Nagarkatti & Nagaraja 1977), so that no
longer accurate in characterizing the species Trichogrammatoidea.
One very important character in identifying the genus
and species of Trichogrammatoidea is genitalia males, since only the
genitalia males who have traits distinctive and highly differentiate between one
species and another. Besides, the amount of Rs1 the front wing of
the other characters in addition to the identification of species (Alba 1988).
In the Philippines reported that there are six species Trichogrammatoidea, T.
evanescens and
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