Fly parasitoids

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Introduction

Identification

Biology

As a biological control

Several species of parasitic wasps develop in the pupae of filth breeding flies species of Muscidifurax (M. raptor, M. zaraptor, M. raptorellus), Spalangia (S. cameroni, S. endius, S. nigroaenea) and Nasonia vitripennis. These are used to suppress nuisance flies that develop on manure produced where livestock is kept. They are most widely marketed to suppress flies in horse facilities.

Commercial Suppliers

Muscidifurax raptor
Company State Country
Great Lakes IPM, Inc.MIUSA
Nature Insect Control (NIC)ONCanada
Muscidifurax raptorellus
Company State Country
Nature Insect Control (NIC)ONCanada
Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
Muscidifurax zaraptor
Company State Country
Buglogical Control SystemsAZUSA
Nature Insect Control (NIC)ONCanada
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Spalangia endius
Company State Country
A-1 Unique Insect ControlCAUSA
Heath's Organic Pest Control, Greenhouse, and NurseryNHUSA
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Nasonia vitripennis
Company State Country
Buglogical Control SystemsAZUSA
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Syngenta Bioline, Inc.CAUSA
Unspecified mixtures of fly parasites
Company State Country
American Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
Buglogical Control SystemsAZUSA
Great Lakes IPM, Inc.MIUSA
GreenfireCAUSA
GreenMethodsNHUSA
Hydro-GardensCOUSA
Integrated Fertility ManagementWAUSA
Kunafin Trichogramma InsectariesTXUSA
M&R Durango, Inc. InsectaryCOUSA
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Nature's ControlORUSA
Peaceful Valley Farm SupplyCAUSA
Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
Spalding LaboratoriesCAUSA
Tip Top Bio-ControlCAUSA
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