Bassus (wasp)

Bassus
An illustration from British Entomology by John Curtis.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Hymenoptera
Family:	Braconidae
Genus:	Bassus Fabricius, 1804

Bassus is a genus of insects belonging to the family Braconidae. ^[1]

The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. ^[1]

Species

• Bassus abdominalis Muesebeck, 1927 ^[1]
• Bassus aciculatus (Ashmead, 1889) ^[1]
• Bassus acrobasidis ^[2]
• Bassus agathoides ^[2]
• Bassus agilis ^[2]
• Bassus albifasciatus ^[3]
• Bassus albipennis ^[2]
• Bassus albozonatus ^[3]
• Bassus annulipes ^[2]
• Bassus annulus ^[2]
• Bassus antefurcalis ^[2]
• Bassus antigastrae ^[2]
• Bassus arcuatus ^[4]
• Bassus armenicus ^[4]
• Bassus arthurellus ^[2]
• Bassus asper ^[2]
• Bassus atripes ^[2]
• Bassus azygos ^[2]
• Bassus babiyi ^[2]
• Bassus bakeri ^[2]
• Bassus barbieri ^[4]
• Bassus belokobylskiji ^[2]
• Bassus beyarslani Çetin Erdoğan, 2005 ^[5]
• Bassus bicristatus ^[2]
• Bassus binominatus ^[2]
• Bassus bishopi ^[2]
• Bassus boliviensis ^[2]
• Bassus brevicauda ^[2]
• Bassus brevicaudis ^[2]
• Bassus brooksi ^[2]
• Bassus bruesi ^[2]
• Bassus brullei ^[2]
• Bassus buttricki ^[2]
• Bassus calcaratus ^[2]
• Bassus calculator Fabricius, 1789 ^[5]
• Bassus californicus ^[2]
• Bassus canariensis ^[4]
• Bassus cancellatus ^[2]
• Bassus chibcha ^[2]
• Bassus cinctus ^[2]
• Bassus cingulipes ^[4]
• Bassus clausiellus ^[2]
• Bassus clausthalianus ^[4]
• Bassus coleophorae ^[2]
• Bassus columbianus ^[2]
• Bassus conspicuus ^[4]
• Bassus coriarius ^[2]
• Bassus cornutus ^[2]
• Bassus costalis ^[2]
• Bassus crassicornis ^[2]
• Bassus cryptophlebiae ^[2]
• Bassus cupressi ^[2]
• Bassus curticornis ^[2]
• Bassus depressus ^[2]
• Bassus difficilis ^[2]
• Bassus dimidiator ^[4]
• Bassus discolor ^[2]
• Bassus dravida ^[2]
• Bassus epinotiae ^[4]
• Bassus eriphyle ^[4]
• Bassus erythrogaster ^[2]
• Bassus facetus ^[2]
• Bassus festinatus ^[2]
• Bassus festivoides ^[2]
• Bassus festivus ^[2]
• Bassus filipalpis ^[2]
• Bassus flavidus ^[2]
• Bassus formosanus ^[2]
• Bassus fortipes ^[4]
• Bassus furtificus ^[2]
• Bassus gossypiella ^[2]
• Bassus gracilis ^[2]
• Bassus graecus ^[4]
• Bassus guangxiensis ^[3]
• Bassus helvenacus ^[2]
• Bassus immaculatus ^[2]
• Bassus incompletus ^[2]
• Bassus infumatus ^[2]
• Bassus inopinatae ^[2]
• Bassus javanus ^[2]
• Bassus laevis ^[2]
• Bassus lamelliger ^[2]
• Bassus lanyuensis ^[2]
• Bassus laticeps ^[2]
• Bassus leucotretae ^[2]
• Bassus lienhuachihensis ^[2]
• Bassus lineaticollis ^[2]
• Bassus linguarius ^[4]
• Bassus levisulcus ^[3]
• Bassus lini ^[2]
• Bassus liogaster ^[2]
• Bassus lucidus ^[2]
• Bassus luzonicus ^[2]
• Bassus macadamiae ^[2]
• Bassus macrocentroides ^[2]
• Bassus macronura ^[2]
• Bassus malignus ^[2]
• Bassus marshi ^[2]
• Bassus mediator ^[2]
• Bassus melleus ^[2]
• Bassus meridionalis ^[2]
• Bassus merkli ^[2]
• Bassus mesoxantha ^[2]
• Bassus minimus ^[2]
• Bassus minor ^[2]
• Bassus mongolicus ^[2]
• Bassus muesebecki ^[2]
• Bassus niger ^[4]
• Bassus nigricoxus ^[2]
• Bassus nigripes ^[2]
• Bassus nigrisoma ^[2]
• Bassus nigriventris ^[2]
• Bassus ninanae ^[2]
• Bassus nucicola ^[2]
• Bassus nugax ^[4]
• Bassus ochrosus ^[2]
• Bassus parallelus ^[2]
• Bassus pedunculatus ^[2]
• Bassus peniculus ^[2]
• Bassus perforator ^[2]
• Bassus perula ^[2]
• Bassus petiolatus ^[2]
• Bassus philippinensis ^[2]
• Bassus pilosus ^[2]
• Bassus pini ^[2]
• Bassus postfurcalis ^[2]
• Bassus pulcher ^[2]
• Bassus pumilus ^[2]
• Bassus punctiventris ^[2]
• Bassus quebecensis ^[2]
• Bassus reductus ^[2]
• Bassus relativus ^[2]
• Bassus reticulatus ^[2]
• Bassus robustus ^[3]
• Bassus romani ^[2]
• Bassus rudimentarius ^[2]
• Bassus ruficeps ^[2]
• Bassus ruficornis ^[2]
• Bassus rufipes ^[4]
• Bassus rufithorax ^[2]
• Bassus rufus ^[2]
• Bassus rugareolatus ^[2]
• Bassus rugosus ^[2]
• Bassus rugulosus ^[4]
• Bassus sculptilis ^[4]
• Bassus semiruber ^[2]
• Bassus semistriatus ^[2]
• Bassus seyrigi ^[2]
• Bassus similis ^[2]
• Bassus simillimus ^[2]
• Bassus speciosicornis ^[2]
• Bassus spinosus ^[2]
• Bassus spinulatus ^[2]
• Bassus spiracularis ^[2]
• Bassus stenoradialis ^[2]
• Bassus strigatus ^[2]
• Bassus striogranulatus ^[2]
• Bassus sublevis ^[2]
• Bassus sulcatus ^[2]
• Bassus sungkangensis ^[2]
• Bassus szepligetii ^[2]
• Bassus taichungensis ^[2]
• Bassus tayrona ^[2]
• Bassus tayulingensis ^[2]
• Bassus tegularis ^[2]
• Bassus tenuiceps ^[2]
• Bassus tenuissimus ^[2]
• Bassus tergalis Alexeev, 1971 ^[5]
• Bassus terminatus ^[2]
• Bassus tobiasi ^[2]
• Bassus transversus ^[2]
• Bassus triangularis ^[2]
• Bassus triangulus ^[2]
• Bassus tricolor ^[2]
• Bassus tsuifengensis ^[2]
• Bassus tumidulus ^[4]
• Bassus unimaculatus ^[2]
• Bassus usitatus ^[2]
• Bassus ussuriensis ^[2]
• Bassus verticalis ^[2]
• Bassus wufengensis ^[2]
• Bassus zaykovi ^[4]

References

1. "Bassus Fabricius, 1804". www.gbif.org. Retrieved 24 February 2021.
2. "Catalogue of Life - 2011 Annual Checklist :: Taxonomic tree". www.catalogueoflife.org. Retrieved 2025-02-15.
3. Tang, Pu; Van Achterberg, Cornelis; Chen, Xue-Xin (2017-12-10). "The genus Bassus Fabricius, 1804 (Hymenoptera: Braconidae: Agathidinae) in China, with description of three new species" . Journal of Natural History. 51 (45–46): 2745–2758. doi:10.1080/00222933.2017.1395096. ISSN   0022-2933.
4. Simbolotti, G.; van Achterberg, Cornelis (1992-01-01). "Revision of the West Palaearctic species of the genus Bassus Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)". Zoologische Verhandelingen. 281 (1): 1–80.
5. Gadallah, Neveen S.; Ghahari, Hassan; Shaw, Scott Richard, eds. (2022). Braconidae of the Middle East (Hymenoptera): taxonomy, distribution, biology, and biocontrol benefits of parasitoid wasps. London, UK: Academic Press. ISBN   978-0-323-96099-1.