List of Pimpla species

Last updated March 22, 2022

These 201 species belong to Pimpla , a genus of ichneumon wasps in the family Ichneumonidae.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Pimpla species

Pimpla acutula (Momoi, 1973)^c
Pimpla aeola (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla aequalis Provancher, 1880^{c b}
Pimpla aethiops Curtis, 1828^{c g}
Pimpla albipalpis Cameron, 1905^{c g}
Pimpla alboannulata Uchida, 1928^{c g}
Pimpla albociliata Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla albomarginata Cameron, 1886^{c g}
Pimpla alishanensis (Kusigemati, 1985)^{c g}
Pimpla alnorum (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla amamiensis (Momoi, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla amplifemura Lin, 1988^{c g}
Pimpla annulipes Brullé, 1846^{c g b}
Pimpla anomalensis Theobald, 1937^{c g}
Pimpla apollyon Morley, 1913^{c g}
Pimpla appendigera Brues, 1906^{c g}
Pimpla apricaria Costa, 1885^{c g}
Pimpla aquensis Theobald, 1937^{c g}
Pimpla aquilonia Cresson, 1870^{c g b}
Pimpla arayai Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla arcadica Kasparyan, 1973^{c g}
Pimpla arctica Zetterstedt, 1838^{c g}
Pimpla arisana (Sonan, 1936)^g
Pimpla arjuna (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla arnoldi Benoit, 1953^{c g}
Pimpla artemonis Kasparyan, 1973^{c g}
Pimpla asiatica Kasparyan, 1973^{c g}
Pimpla aurimicans (Enderlein, 1921)^{c g}
Pimpla aviancae (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla azteca Cresson, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla bactriana Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla bicolor Brullé, 1846^{c g}
Pimpla bilineata (Cameron, 1900)^{c g}
Pimpla bistricta Morley, 1916^{c g}
Pimpla bolivari (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla brithys (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla brumha (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla brunnea (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^c
Pimpla burgeoni Seyrig, 1937^{c g}
Pimpla burmensis (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla caerulea Brullé, 1846^{c g}
Pimpla caeruleata Cresson, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla calliphora Morley, 1914^{c g}
Pimpla cameronii Dalla Torre, 1901^{c g}
Pimpla canaliculata Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla carinifrons Cameron, 1899^{c g}
Pimpla carlosi Gauld, Ugalde & Hanson, 1998^{c g}
Pimpla caucasica Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla conchyliata Tosquinet, 1896^{c g}
Pimpla contemplator (Müller, 1776)^{c g}
Pimpla cossivora Curtis, 1826^{c g}
Pimpla crocata Tosquinet, 1896^{c g}
Pimpla croceipes Cresson, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla croceiventris (Cresson, 1868)^{c g}
Pimpla curiosa Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla curta (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla cyanator Morley, 1914^{c g}
Pimpla cyanea Szépligeti, 1908^{c g}
Pimpla cyanipennis Brullé, 1846^c
Pimpla cyclostigmata Statz, 1936^{c g}
Pimpla daitojimana Sonan, 1940^{c g}
Pimpla decaryi Seyrig, 1932^{c g}
Pimpla decessa Scudder, 1878^{c g}
Pimpla dimidiata (Townes, 1960)^{c g}
Pimpla disparis Viereck, 1911^c
Pimpla distincta (Momoi, 1971)^{c g}
Pimpla dohrnii Ratzeburg, 1847^{c g}
Pimpla dorsata (Dalla Torre, 1901)^{c g}
Pimpla dravida (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla elegantissima Szepligeti, 1922^{c g}
Pimpla ellopiae Harrington, 1892^{c g}
Pimpla eocenica Cockerell, 1919^{c g}
Pimpla ereba Cameron, 1899^{c g}
Pimpla erythema (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla erythromera (Momoi, 1971)^c
Pimpla exapta Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla experiens Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla exstirpator Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla fatua De Stefani, 1887^{c g}
Pimpla femorella Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla flavicoxis Thomson, 1877^{c g}
Pimpla flavipalpis Cameron, 1899^{c g}
Pimpla flavipennis (Enderlein, 1919)^{c g}
Pimpla fraudator Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla fuscipes Brullé, 1846^{c g}
Pimpla garuda (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla glandaria Costa, 1886^{c g}
Pimpla golbachi (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla hesperus (Townes, 1960)^{c g}
Pimpla himalayensis (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla hostifera Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla hova Seyrig, 1932^{c g}
Pimpla hubendickae Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla ichneumoniformis Cresson, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla illecebrator (Villers, 1789)^{c g}
Pimpla imitata Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla impuncta Lin, 1988^{c g}
Pimpla indra Cameron, 1899^{c g}
Pimpla indura Theobald, 1937^{c g}
Pimpla inopinata Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla insignatoria (Gravenhorst, 1807)^{c g}
Pimpla instigator (Miller, 1759)^b
Pimpla iothales (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla isidroi Gauld, Ugalde & Hanson, 1998^{c g}
Pimpla jakulicai (Porter, 1972)^{c g}
Pimpla javensis (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla karakurti Rossikov, 1904^{c g}
Pimpla kaszabi (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla laevifrons Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla lamprotes (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla laothoe Cameron, 1897^{c g}
Pimpla lasallei Diaz, 2000^{c g}
Pimpla latistigma (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla lignicola Ratzeburg, 1852^{c g}
Pimpla limitata Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla luctuosa Smith, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla maculiscaposa Seyrig, 1932^{c g}
Pimpla madecassa (Saussure, 1892)^{c g}
Pimpla mahalensis Gribodo, 1879^{c g}
Pimpla marginella Brullé, 1846^{c g b}
Pimpla maura Cresson, 1870^{c g b}
Pimpla melanacrias Perkins, 1941^{c g}
Pimpla meridionalis Benoit, 1956^{c g}
Pimpla mitchelli Diaz, 2000^{c g}
Pimpla morticina Brues, 1910^{c g}
Pimpla murinanae Fahringer, 1943^c
Pimpla nigricolor Tosquinet, 1903^{c g}
Pimpla nigroaenea (Cushman, 1927)^{c g}
Pimpla nigrohirsuta Strobl, 1902^{c g}
Pimpla nipponica Uchida, 1928^{c g}
Pimpla nuda Townes, 1940^{c g}
Pimpla oehlkei (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla orbitalis Ratzeburg, 1852^{c g}
Pimpla oropha (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla pamirica Kasparyan, 1974^{c g}
Pimpla parva (Momoi, 1973)^c
Pimpla pedalis Cresson, 1865^{c g b}
Pimpla pepsoides (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla perssoni Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla picea (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla platysma (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla pluto Ashmead, 1906^{c g}
Pimpla polychroma (Cushman, 1927)^{c g}
Pimpla praesecta Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla processioneae Ratzeburg, 1849^{c g}
Pimpla punicipes Cresson, 1874^{c g b}
Pimpla pyramis (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla ramirezi (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla rasilis (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla rediviva Brues, 1910^{c g}
Pimpla renevieri Meunier, 1903^{c g}
Pimpla revelata Brues, 1910^{c g}
Pimpla rojasi Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla romeroi Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla rubripes Holmgren, 1868^c
Pimpla rufonigra Cresson, 1865^{c g}
Pimpla russula (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla sanguinipes Cresson, 1872^{c g b}
Pimpla saussurei Heer, 1856^{c g}
Pimpla sedula Cameron, 1886^{c g}
Pimpla segnestami Gauld, 1991^{c g}
Pimpla semirufa Brullé, 1846^{c g}
Pimpla semitibialis (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla senecta Scudder, 1878^{c g}
Pimpla senilis Brues, 1910^{c g}
Pimpla seyrigi Theobald, 1937^{c g}
Pimpla shiva (Gupta & Saxena, 1987)^{c g}
Pimpla silvicola Walley, 1941^{c g}
Pimpla sodalis Ruthe, 1859^{c g b}
Pimpla sondrae Gauld, Ugalde & Hanson, 1998^{c g}
Pimpla sordidella Holmgren, 1868^{c g}
Pimpla sparsa (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla spectabilis Szépligeti, 1908^{c g}
Pimpla speculifera Forster, 1888^{c g}
Pimpla spilopteris (Momoi, 1973)^{c g}
Pimpla spuria Gravenhorst, 1829^{c g}
Pimpla stangei (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla stigmatica Henriksen, 1922^{c g}
Pimpla stricklandi (Townes, 1960)^c
Pimpla strigipleuris Thomson, 1877^{c g}
Pimpla succini Giebel, 1856^{c g}
Pimpla sumichrasti Cresson, 1874^{c g}
Pimpla tafiae (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla taihokensis Uchida, 1930^{c g}
Pimpla taprobanae Cameron, 1897^{c g}
Pimpla tarapacae (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla tenuicornis Cresson, 1865^{c g}
Pimpla thoracica Morley, 1914^{c g}
Pimpla tomyris Schrottky, 1902^{c g}
Pimpla trichroa (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla tuberculata Morley, 1914^c
Pimpla turionellae (Linnaeus, 1758)^{c g b}
Pimpla vangeli Diaz, 2000^{c g}
Pimpla varians (Townes, 1960)^{c g}
Pimpla varipes (Porter, 1970)^{c g}
Pimpla vayonae Diaz, 2000^{c g}
Pimpla viridescens Morley, 1914^{c g}
Pimpla vumbana Benoit, 1953^{c g}
Pimpla waterloti Seyrig, 1932^{c g}
Pimpla wilchristi Fitton, Shaw & Gauld, 1988^{c g}
Pimpla yungarum (Porter, 1970)^{c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS,^[4] c = Catalogue of Life,^[1] g = GBIF,^[2] b = Bugguide.net^[3]

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References

1 2 "Browse Pimpla". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
1 2 "Pimpla". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
1 2 "Pimpla Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
↑ "ITIS, Integrated Taxonomic Information System" . Retrieved 2018-05-13.

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[catlife-1] 1 2 "Browse Pimpla". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-05-13.

[gbif-2] 1 2 "Pimpla". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-05-13.

[bugref-3] 1 2 "Pimpla Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-05-13.

[itis-4] "ITIS, Integrated Taxonomic Information System" . Retrieved 2018-05-13.

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